A Kierkegaard AnthologyPrinceton University Press, 1951 - 494 pagine |
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... precisely itself . In this manner subjectivity and the subjective " how " constitute the truth . But the " how " which is thus subjectively accentuated , precisely because the subject is an existing individual , is also subject to a ...
... precisely itself . In this manner subjectivity and the subjective " how " constitute the truth . But the " how " which is thus subjectively accentuated , precisely because the subject is an existing individual , is also subject to a ...
Pagina 220
... precisely like any other individual human being , quite indistinguishable from other indi- viduals . For every assumption of immediate recognizability is pre- Socratic paganism , and from the Jewish point of view , idolatry ; and every ...
... precisely like any other individual human being , quite indistinguishable from other indi- viduals . For every assumption of immediate recognizability is pre- Socratic paganism , and from the Jewish point of view , idolatry ; and every ...
Pagina 342
... precisely the opposite , this comfort is precisely the torment , it is precisely this that keeps the gnawing pain alive and keeps life in the pain . This precisely is the reason why he despairs - not to say despaired - because he cannot ...
... precisely the opposite , this comfort is precisely the torment , it is precisely this that keeps the gnawing pain alive and keeps life in the pain . This precisely is the reason why he despairs - not to say despaired - because he cannot ...
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