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Pagina 26
The more resourceful in changing the mode of cultivation one can be , the better ;
but every particular change will always come under the general categories of
remembering and forgetting . Life in its entirety moves in these two currents , and
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The more resourceful in changing the mode of cultivation one can be , the better ;
but every particular change will always come under the general categories of
remembering and forgetting . Life in its entirety moves in these two currents , and
...
Pagina 27
Søren Kierkegaard Robert Walter Bretall. For there is then nothing to remember
except a certain satiety , which one desires to forget , but which now comes back
to plague the mind with an involuntary remembrance . Hence , when you begin to
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Søren Kierkegaard Robert Walter Bretall. For there is then nothing to remember
except a certain satiety , which one desires to forget , but which now comes back
to plague the mind with an involuntary remembrance . Hence , when you begin to
...
Pagina 415
hope , a bitter and embittering memory ; or in case thou , in anxiety , alas , for thy
soul's salvation , hast wished still more heartily to forget something : anguish at
some sin which constantly confronts thee , a terrifying thought which will not
leave ...
hope , a bitter and embittering memory ; or in case thou , in anxiety , alas , for thy
soul's salvation , hast wished still more heartily to forget something : anguish at
some sin which constantly confronts thee , a terrifying thought which will not
leave ...
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EITHEROR 1843 | 19 |
TWO EDIFYING DISCOURSES 1843 | 108 |
FEAR AND TREMBLING 1843 | 116 |
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