1996, ISBN: 0823217000

[EAN: 9780823217007], Neubuch, [PU: Fordham University Press], PHILOSOPHY / HISTORY & SURVEYS MODERN, nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Both/And is a new int… More...

[EAN: 9780823217007], Neubuch, [PU: Fordham University Press], PHILOSOPHY / HISTORY & SURVEYS MODERN, nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Both/And is a new interpretation of Kierkegaard's writings which attempts to make sense of a very diverse authorship by offering a comprehensive interpretation of both Kierkegaard's so-called aesthetic and his religious writings. Soren Kierkegaard (1813-1855) stands for a turning point in philosophy from a systematic philosophy - which, with its focus on objectivity, attempts to place itself on the secure path of science - to a 'philosophy' that focuses its attention in subjectivity and openly acknowledges itself as fragmentary and provisional. Strawser examines Kierkegaard's works as religious, aesthetic/poetic, and philosophical and argues that irony runs through both the aesthetic and the religious works - indeed, Kierkegaard referred to himself as the Magister of Irony. But Strawser goes beyond these boundaries to draw in the interpretation of Kierkegaard's writing not a line which cuts off the aesthetic from the religious, but connects them. This is what Strawser calls the line from irony to edification. This line is the line of both/and, the line of connection. Strawser addresses the problematic but natural relationship between Kierkegaard and postmodernism and offers exciting possibilities. Strawser believes that contemporary postmodern philosophical considerations aid a critical reading of Kierkegaard, but such a reading must not be overwhelmed by them. Such a comprehensive reading is what Strawser offers the reader in Both/And., Books<

ISBN: 9780823217007

Both/And is a new interpretation of Kierkegaard''s writings which attempts to make sense of a very diverse authorship by offering a comprehensive interpretation of both Kierkegaard''s so-… More...

Both/And is a new interpretation of Kierkegaard''s writings which attempts to make sense of a very diverse authorship by offering a comprehensive interpretation of both Kierkegaard''s so-called aesthetic and his religious writings. Soren Kierkegaard (1813-1855) stands for a turning point in philosophy from a systematic philosophy - which, with its focus on objectivity, attempts to place itself on the secure path of science - to a ""philosophy"" that focuses its attention in subjectivity and openly acknowledges itself as fragmentary and provisional. Strawser examines Kierkegaard''s works as religious, aesthetic/poetic, and philosophical and argues that irony runs through both the aesthetic and the religious works - indeed, Kierkegaard referred to himself as the Magister of Irony. But Strawser goes beyond these boundaries to draw in the interpretation of Kierkegaard''s writing not a line which cuts off the aesthetic from the religious, but connects them. This is what Strawser calls the line from irony to edification. This line is the line of both/and, the line of connection. Strawser addresses the problematic but natural relationship between Kierkegaard and postmodernism and offers exciting possibilities. Strawser believes that contemporary postmodern philosophical considerations aid a critical reading of Kierkegaard, but such a reading must not be overwhelmed by them. Such a comprehensive reading is what Strawser offers the reader in Both/And. | Both/And by Michael Strawser Hardcover | Indigo Chapters Books > Philosophy > Ethics > Free Will P10105, Michael Strawser<

ISBN: 9780823217007

Both/And is a new interpretation of Kierkegaard's writings which attempts to make sense of a very diverse authorship by offering a comprehensive interpretation of both Kierkegaard's so-ca… More...

Both/And is a new interpretation of Kierkegaard's writings which attempts to make sense of a very diverse authorship by offering a comprehensive interpretation of both Kierkegaard's so-called aesthetic and his religious writings. Soren Kierkegaard (1813-1855) stands for a turning point in philosophy from a systematic philosophy - which, with its focus on objectivity, attempts to place itself on the secure path of science - to a philosophy that focuses its attention in subjectivity and openly acknowledges itself as fragmentary and provisional. Strawser examines Kierkegaard's works as religious, aesthetic/poetic, and philosophical and argues that irony runs through both the aesthetic and the religious works - indeed, Kierkegaard referred to himself as the Magister of Irony. But Strawser goes beyond these boundaries to draw in the interpretation of Kierkegaard's writing not a line which cuts off the aesthetic from the religious, but connects them. This is what Strawser calls the line from irony to edification. This line is the line of both/and, the line of connection. Strawser addresses the problematic but natural relationship between Kierkegaard and postmodernism and offers exciting possibilities. Strawser believes that contemporary postmodern philosophical considerations aid a critical reading of Kierkegaard, but such a reading must not be overwhelmed by them. Such a comprehensive reading is what Strawser offers the reader in Both/And. Trade Books>Hardcover>Philosophy>Philosophy>Philosophy, Fordham University Press Core >2<

2017, ISBN: 0823217000

Gebundene Ausgabe PHILOSOPHY / History & Surveys / Modern, mit Schutzumschlag 11, [PU:Fordham University Press]

1996, ISBN: 9780823217007

Reading Kierkegaard- From Irony to Edification, Buch, Hardcover, [PU: Fordham University Press], Fordham University Press, 1996