Examples of using Kierkegaard in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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the abstract moral frame, or, to paraphrase Kierkegaard, to accomplish a political suspension of the Ethical.
First, it's Camus and Kierkegaard, and now," I have run out of namedropping".
for the overcoming of which and consolation, Kierkegaard believed, religious communion with God is necessary.
Calvin, Kierkegaard, and others.
For Kierkegaard, it is the individual person who is the supreme moral entity, and the personal, subjective aspects of human life that are the most important; also, for Kierkegaard all of this had religious implications.
On Saturday, April 6, at 17:00 the PinchukArtCentre invites all visitors to participate in a Thematic Tour“The Concept of Irony: Kierkegaard and Post-War Art” which is intended to help understand art objects presented within solo show of the Chapman Brothers and“Collection Platform 4: Emotion and Technology” exhibition.
holding that its realism wasn't truthful enough."[26] Rationalism has also had opponents in the philosophers Søren Kierkegaard(1813- 55)[27]
Kierkegaard S: Fear and trembling.
The world-renowned monument Kierkegaard is an incredible experience to explore.
Kierkegaard identified this leap of faith as the good resolution.
Friedrich Nietzsche were among the first to criticize what they referred to as"the crowd"(Kierkegaard) and"herd morality" and the"herd instinct"(Nietzsche)
Kierkegaard gave primacy to the act of free will by which man“gives birth to himself,” to the choice by which the individual- that is,
Kierkegaard gave primacy to the act of free will by which man“gives birth to himself,” to the choice by which the individual- that is,
The world renowned monument Kierkegaard is an incredible experience to explore.
And Kierkegaard.
For Schopenhauer's attacks upon Hegel, to which Kierkegaard refers, cp.
I read Kierkegaard as something like the OG of postmodernism.
Kierkegaard starts with a prayer.
Kierkegaard knows this, and is frightened by it.
Kierkegaard wrote Sickness unto Death.
