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The Witness of Kierkegaard: Selected Writings on How to Become a Christian (An Association Press Reflection Book) by Søren Kierkegaard, 1960

Soren Kierkegaard (Library Edition) by Charleton Heston (Narrator) George Conell, 2006-05-01

Kierkegaard's Writings, XXIII: "The Moment" and Late Writings by Soren Kierkegaard, 2009-09-21

Encounters with Kierkegaard by Soren Kierkegaard, 1998-07-01

Concluding Unscientific Postscript 2 : Kierkegaard's Writings, Vol 12.2 by Soren Kierkegaard, 1992-06-15

Stages on Life's Way : Kierkegaard's Writings, Vol 11 by Soren Kierkegaard, 1988-11-01

A Kierkegaard Anthology, Edited By Robert Bretall by Soren Kierkegaard, 1951

Concept of Dread by Soren Kierkegaard, Walter Lowrie, 1968-04

Kierkegaard and Theology (Philosophy and Theology Series) by Murray Rae, 2010-08-10

Crowd is Untruth - New Century Kindle Format by Soren Kierkegaard, 2010-03-04

Kierkegaard's Writings, XXV: Letters and Documents by Soren Kierkegaard, 2009-10-05

Kierkegaard's Writings, XXIV: The Book on Adler by Soren Kierkegaard, 2009-09-21

Repetition and Philosophical Crumbs (Oxford World's Classics) by Soren Kierkegaard, 2009-07-01

Either/Or, Part I (International Kierkegaard Commentary, Volume 3) by Robert L. Perkins, 1995

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Kierkegaard Front Page
Site of the kierkegaard Newsletter. Includes archive, societies, conferences, and resource links.Category Society Philosophy Philosophers kierkegaard, SørenINTERNATIONAL kierkegaard INFORMATION. kierkegaard Conferences and Courses (currentand coming events). Resources (resource locater for many different media).
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Extractions: I NTERNATIONAL K IERKEGAARD I NFORMATION (Hosted by IT Services at the University of Tasmania, Australia) 'Kierkegaard at Gilleleie' - by Julia Watkin About this site (the site and its purpose) Societies and Institutions (world-wide listing of centres and groups) International Kierkegaard Newsletters (the International Kierkegaard Newsletter on-line) Kierkegaard Conferences and Courses (International Kierkegaard Newsletters under Conferences and Lectures) Resources (resource locater for different media) Enquiries: email: Dr. Julia Watkin Some other web sites at the university: www: Arts www: Philosophy
World Wide Kierkegaard Resources
kierkegaard RESOURCES WORLD WIDE. COMPUTER, Computer Bibliographies Stéphane Hoguebibliographies. See also International kierkegaard Newsletter (click here).
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Extractions: B OOKS Kierkegaard's Works and Papers - editions The Kierkegaard Computer Workshop (Alastair McKinnon) : www.pipcom.com/~skcw/ Dictionaries: Molbech, Meyer, Vinterberg og Bodelsen A key to the Danish gothic handwriting used by Kierkegaard INTERNATIONAL KIERKEGAARD COMMENTARY: ed. Robert L. Perkins: fresh and innovative articles of issues focussed, ignored, or mistreated in Kierkegaard's works and historical or comparative studies of his sources and influence. Articles needed for all aspects of Stages on Life's Way, literary, philosophical, theological, historical, and using every methodological approach, all welcomed. For the latest publications see the latest International Kierkegaard Newsletter . Offers of articles for consideration to: Prof. Robert L. Perkins, 225 South Boundary Avenue, DeLand, Florida 32720-5103, U.S.A. Phone: 904-734-6457; Fax: 904-822-7582; Email: rperkins6@cfl.rr.com
Island Of Freedom - Søren Kierkegaard
Søren Aabye kierkegaard. 18131855. modern existentialism. kierkegaardwas born in Copenhagen, the youngest of seven children. He
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Extractions: Søren Kierkegaard was a Danish philosopher and religious thinker who wrote literary and philosophical essays that reacted against Hegelian philosophy and the state church in Denmark, setting the stage for modern existentialism. Kierkegaard was born in Copenhagen, the youngest of seven children. He spent his formative years under the influence of his melancholic and devoutly religious father whose teachings stressed the suffering of Christ. Kierkegaard went to study philosophy and theology at the University of Copenhagen, where his personal despair grew, leading him to the therapeutic decision to become a cleric and marry his fiancée Regine Olsen, the daughter of a treasury official. Shortly after completing his doctoral dissertation, The Concept of Irony (1841), he broke the engagement, partly for fear that he and his fiancée might lack common philosophic interests, but he gave the impression of acting out of a brutal and indifferent selfishness in order to make the breach definitive. Thereafter he embarked on a life of seclusion and a writer's career that produced a constant flow of books over the next ten years with at least twelve major philosophical essays.
Björn's Guide To Philosophy - Kierkagaard
International kierkegaard Information Base Theologians for Everyone Sorenkierkegaard . With Introduction, quotations, bibliography and more.
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Søren Kierkegaard
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Søren kierkegaard. kierkegaard's Life.
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Extractions: A B C D ... Related Entries Kierkegaard led a somewhat uneventful life. He rarely left his hometown of Copenhagen, and travelled abroad only three times - to Berlin. His prime recreational activities were attending the theatre, walking the streets of Copenhagen to chat with ordinary people, and taking brief carriage jaunts into the surrounding countryside. He was educated at a prestigious boys' school ( Borgedydskolen ), then attended Copenhagen University where he studied philosophy and theology. His teachers at the university included F.C. Sibbern, Poul Martin Møller, and H.L. Martensen. Sibbern and Møller were both philosophers who also wrote fiction. The latter in particular had a great influence on Kierkegaard's philosophico-literary development. Martensen also had a profound effect on Kierkegaard, but largely in a negative manner. Martensen was a champion of Hegelianism , and when he became Bishop Primate of the Danish People's Church, Kierkegaard published a vitriolic attack on Martensen's theological views. Kierkegaard's brother Peter, on the other hand, was an adherent of Martensen and himself became a bishop in the church. Another very important figure in Kierkegaard's life was J.L. Heiberg, the doyen of Copenhagen's literati. Heiberg, more than any other person, was responsible for introducing Hegelianism into Denmark. Kierkegaard spent a good deal of energy trying to break into the Heiberg literary circle, but desisted once he had found his own voice in
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SØREN kierkegaard Life and Work by FJ Billeskov Jansen. A Critical Epochfor Denmark. This was the area from which the kierkegaard family sprang.
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Extractions: Childhood and Youth S The Danceuse (1833) and in Carl Bagger's novel, The Life of My Brother (1834). It is also found in Kierkegaard's journal, for instance in April 1836: "I have just come from a party, where I was the life and soul. Jokes flowed from my mouth; everyone laughed, admired me - but I went, yes the dash ought be as long as the radii of the earth's orbit - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - away and wanted to shoot myself" (Pap I A 156, 158, 161) an indescribable joy " (Pap. II A 228), a Christian breakthrough. On 9 August he was shaken by his father's death, but realized that he "has died for me , so that, if possible, something might still be made of me" (Pap. II A 243), i.e. a good bourgeois citizen. In September he published anonymously a short work, From the Papers of One Still Living , in which he reproached Hans Christian Andersen that in his novel Only a Fiddler he "completely lacks any philosophy of life". After preparing industriously, he took his degree examination on 3 July 1840; on 10 September he proposed marriage to Regine Olsen, whom he had known since May 1837. As a betrothed man he was preparing for ministry as a clergyman and on 12 January 1841 he preached a trial sermon in Holmens Church. At the same time he had been considering a scholarly career and a dissertation of his
Willed Faith And Belief
In his book Religious Belief and the Will2, Louis Pojman identifies soren Kierkegaardas a direct prescriptive volitionalist, ie a thinker who holds that
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Extractions: Department of Philosophy, University of Waterloo 1. Introduction Can we will to believe what we choose? Are there times when we should at least try to believe in something? If it were easy to manipulate our own beliefs, low self-esteem would vanish, the divorce rate would decline, and over-consumption would disappear with the reminder: "I already have enough stuff." Yet there is something suspect about willed beliefs. Perhaps it is not ethically responsible to change beliefs without regard for the truth of the matter. And the epistemological coherence of the notion is questionable. Perhaps belief states are just not the kind of things that are under the influence of our will - analogous to the fact that we cannot decide to perceive blueness when looking at a red apple. This is an issue that has attracted some interest in the course of the history of thought. In this paper I will be looking into the views of a contemporary author who sees the relationship of willing to belief as an issue recurring thoughout the history of philosophy. In his book Religious Belief and the Will , Louis Pojman identifies Soren Kierkegaard as a direct prescriptive volitionalist, i.e. a thinker who holds that beliefs can and ought to be (at least in some circumstances) directly willed.
L'Encyclopédie De L'Agora: Søren Kierkegaard
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Kierkegaard Resources
Resources for further study of the thought of. Søren kierkegaard.Primary Sources. Excerpts from The Prayers of kierkegaard .
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Existentialism Søren kierkegaard (1813 1855), So to be sick unto death is, notto be able to dieyet not as though there were hope of life (the sickness
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Existentialism Søren kierkegaard (1813 1855) T imeline, So to be sick unto deathis, not to be able to dieyet not as though there were hope of life (the
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