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Kierkegaard: Kierkegaard Selected Works

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*Selected Works of Kierkegaard* is a Korean translation of five pieces from Kierkegaard's book, *A. Kierkegaard Anthology* (edited by Robert Bretall, Princeton University Press, 1946). In this book, the author uses the word "despair" here to signify a state in which a human being has turned away from God and lost Him, unlike the common usage. Generally speaking, it refers to a state of human self-alienation. The greatest modern significance of this book lies in the fact that it thoroughly dissects this state, diagnoses the formidable disease of modern man, and urges awakening.

Korean title: 키에르케고르 선집

Korean author: 키에르케고르

Korean publisher: 집문당

ISBN-13: 9788930316545

Reviews

4.2
Based on 5 reviews
TE********
January 24, 2023

Let's read Kierkegaard.

MS******
July 13, 2021

It is a classic worth reading.

YH*****
December 1, 2018

This single volume contains excerpts of the essence of Kierkegaard's masterpieces.

JS*****
February 1, 2017

The quality of the content is poor

KY****
March 30, 2015

Kierkegaard, the founder of existential philosophy, is said to have been frail from birth. Accepting his desperate situation as divine punishment, he even gave up on marriage. However, Kierkegaard did not succumb to his given circumstances. Based on his own depressing experiences, he deeply agonized over human existence and began to research it; by accumulating layers of such contemplative time, he eventually created a new current known as existential philosophy. His painful life was a time of

키에르케고르: 키에르케고르 선집
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