Kierkegaard and Consciousness
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Anguish
Arbitrariness
Archimedean point
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Baruch Spinoza
Boredom
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Christian ethics
Christianity
Cogito ergo sum
Concept
Conceptions of God
Consciousness
Contradiction
Creation myth
Dasein
David Hume
Delusion
Dichotomy
Dizziness
Eo ipso
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Existence
Existence of God
Existentialism
Fallacy
Fear and Trembling
Form of life (philosophy)
God
Good and evil
Henri Bergson
Historicity
Immanence
Immutability (theology)
Individualism
Irony
Knight of faith
Laziness
Leveling (philosophy)
Manifestation of God
Materialism
Meekness
Moral responsibility
Multitude
Nonbeliever
Objectivity (philosophy)
Omnipotence
Phenomenon
Philosopher
Philosophical theory
Philosophy
Positivism
Presumption (canon law)
Reality
Religion
Renunciation
Romanticism
Sanity
Self-love
Selfishness
Seriousness
Sign of contradiction
Solipsism
Soren Kierkegaard
Spirituality
Substance theory
Tautology (rhetoric)
The Philosopher
The Sickness Unto Death
Theory of Forms
Thought
Verificationism
Works of Love
Product details
- ISBN 9780691620428
- Weight: 312g
- Dimensions: 152 x 235mm
- Publication Date: 08 Mar 2015
- Publisher: Princeton University Press
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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Kierkegaard's philosophy is the description of the structure and behavior of human consciousness. Adi Shmueli reconstructs that philosophy by showing that it always reflects the structure in question, and thus provides a useful key to Kierkegaard's work. Mr. Shmueli approaches his task by analyzing first the aesthetic, ethical, and religious stages of life as successive steps in the gradual awakening of consciousness. He then describes the alienation of consciousness, of which Kierkegaard speaks in all his works, and discusses Kierkegaard's theory of indirect communication, philosophical action whose aim is to awaken consciousness in order to rescue it from alienation. Studying Kierkegaard's observations on Christianity as indirect communication, Professor Shmueli deals also with his reflections on the philosophical problem of truth. His concluding chapter discusses the temporality and historicity of human consciousness. Quotations, taken primarily from accessible English translations, are generously provided to put the reader in direct contact with Kierkegaard's own words. Originally published in 1971.
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