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The Concept of Anxiety in Soren Kierkegaard (Hardcover)
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The Concept of Anxiety in Soren Kierkegaard (Hardcover)
Series: Mercer Kierkegaard Series
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This is a Danish classic available in translation. From the
preface: ""The Concept of Anxiety"" is one of Kierkegaard's major
works. It summarizes and anticipates themes that are developed in
his other works, but not by presenting a unified perception. It has
more the character of a work that constitutes a turning point:
themes from earlier works (in particular Either/Or) are pursued in
a broken way that gives a new starting point for later works. Even
though ""The Concept of Anxiety"" is often an unreasonably
difficult book, it is worthwhile to read as a gateway to the entire
works of Kierkegaard. 'In the following chapters I will provide a
thematic introduction to Kierkegaard's body of work based on ""The
Concept of Anxiety"". In chapter 1, which in volume is already
different from the others, I explore ways of thinking and major
themes in The Concept of Anxiety, and then in the following
chapters I pursue them in other works, only to return to The
Concept of Anxiety. 'Since an introduction to Kierkegaard is also
an invitation to read Kierkegaard himself; I give many text
references as we go along, but I hope in a discrete way so that it
does not disturb the coherent reading of the book. The text
references are also extensive for another reason. When one wants to
examine the major themes of Kierkegaard's work, it is important to
connect these themes to the individual works in order to get a
feeling for both the often complex development in the individual
text and for the differences and tensions between the individual
works. At the same time I have in a more discursive way tried to
hold on to questions, cross referencing them with the individual
works'.
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