La clara oscuridad de Kierkegaard para el pensamiento moderno

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  • Asunción Herrera

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https://doi.org/10.7203/qfia.1.2.3598

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The main target of this paper will be to demonstrate why the Philosophy of Sören Kierkegaard is necessary nowadays. To this end, this paper will be structu- red in four parts. Firstly, I will explain the peculiar characteristics of Kierkegaard. It is essential to explain why Kierkegaard is a troubled, postmetaphysical and religious thinker. Secondly, I will dwell on how to read Kierkegaard concentrating on the role that pseudonimy and indirect communication play in his work. Thirdly, I will analyse the value of the individual in his theory. Finally, I will show that present thinking needs several of the components set out in the previous sections. Nowadays, we need to bear in mind a troubled and postmetaphysical theory like the Kierkegaard Theory.

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2014-09-17

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Herrera, A. (2014). La clara oscuridad de Kierkegaard para el pensamiento moderno. Quaderns De Filosofia, 1(2), 35–53. https://doi.org/10.7203/qfia.1.2.3598
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Vol. 1 No. 2 (2014)

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