
University of Texas Bulletin - No. 2326: July 8, 1923 - SELECTIONS FROM THE WRITINGS OF KIERKEGAARD - Translated by L. M. HOLLANDER - Adjunct Professor of Germanic Languages - Comparative Literature Series No. 3 - Published by The University of Texas, Austin
INTRODUCTION I
DIAPSALMATA
IN VINO VERITAS (THE BANQUET)
(The Young Person's Speech)
(Constantin's Speech)
(Victor Eremita's Speech)
(The Dressmaker's Speech)
(The Speech of John the Seducer)
FEAR AND TREMBLING - INTRODUCTION II
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2019-09-20
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1813–1855
A restless, brilliant Danish thinker, he wrote with unusual intensity about faith, anxiety, choice, and what it means to live as a single individual. His work helped shape existentialist thought, but it still feels personal rather than abstract.
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