A Kierkegaard AnthologyPrinceton University Press, 1951 - 494 pagine |
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Pagina 68
... expression of the greatest egoism , is for your initiated eyes an expression of purest sympathy ; what is for the profane eyes of the world an expression for the most prosaic self - preservation , is in your sacred sight an expression ...
... expression of the greatest egoism , is for your initiated eyes an expression of purest sympathy ; what is for the profane eyes of the world an expression for the most prosaic self - preservation , is in your sacred sight an expression ...
Pagina 236
... expression for this was to break with the finite . If the religiosity of our age is more advanced , it follows that it can hold fast existentially to the thought of God in connection with the frailest expression of the finite , as for ...
... expression for this was to break with the finite . If the religiosity of our age is more advanced , it follows that it can hold fast existentially to the thought of God in connection with the frailest expression of the finite , as for ...
Pagina 247
... expression for this ( for a happy love between human beings expresses itself externally in the union of the lovers ) . This inability is rooted in the necessary relativity of the most decisive external expression , in its being both too ...
... expression for this ( for a happy love between human beings expresses itself externally in the union of the lovers ) . This inability is rooted in the necessary relativity of the most decisive external expression , in its being both too ...
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THE JOURNALS 18341842 | 1 |
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