A Kierkegaard AnthologyModern Library, 1946 - 494 pagine |
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... reality is the only reality which does not become a mere possi- bility through being known , and which cannot be known merely by being thought ; for it is the individual's own reality . Before it became a reality it was known by him in ...
... reality is the only reality which does not become a mere possi- bility through being known , and which cannot be known merely by being thought ; for it is the individual's own reality . Before it became a reality it was known by him in ...
Pagina 227
... reality my own reality , which is impossible.1 For if I make the foreign reality my own , this does not mean that I become the other through knowing his reality , but it means that I acquire a new reality , which belongs to me as ...
... reality my own reality , which is impossible.1 For if I make the foreign reality my own , this does not mean that I become the other through knowing his reality , but it means that I acquire a new reality , which belongs to me as ...
Pagina 228
... reality within possibility . By not asking about reality aesthetically and intellectually , but only ethically , and again only in the direction of one's own ethical reality , each individual will be ethically isolated . Irony and ...
... reality within possibility . By not asking about reality aesthetically and intellectually , but only ethically , and again only in the direction of one's own ethical reality , each individual will be ethically isolated . Irony and ...
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EITHEROR 1843 | 19 |
TWO EDIFYING DISCOURSES 1843 | 108 |
FEAR AND TREMBLING 1843 | 116 |
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