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Søren Aabye Kierkegaard Excerpts from The Prayers of Kierkegaard The Kierkegaarden D. Anthony Storm's Web Site on Kierkegaard ... Now Playing! - Kierkegaard vs. Nietzsche Søren Kierkegaard was a Danish philosopher and religious thinker who wrote literary and philosophical essays that reacted against Hegelian philosophy and the state church in Denmark, setting the stage for modern existentialism. Kierkegaard was born in Copenhagen, the youngest of seven children. He spent his formative years under the influence of his melancholic and devoutly religious father whose teachings stressed the suffering of Christ. Kierkegaard went to study philosophy and theology at the University of Copenhagen, where his personal despair grew, leading him to the therapeutic decision to become a cleric and marry his fiancée Regine Olsen, the daughter of a treasury official. Shortly after completing his doctoral dissertation, The Concept of Irony (1841), he broke the engagement, partly for fear that he and his fiancée might lack common philosophic interests, but he gave the impression of acting out of a brutal and indifferent selfishness in order to make the breach definitive. Thereafter he embarked on a life of seclusion and a writer's career that produced a constant flow of books over the next ten years with at least twelve major philosophical essays. Kierkegaard's early philosophical works were written under pseudonyms. He wished to avoid giving the impression that the views expressed in the books constituted any definitive religious position, or even that they necessarily represented his own position. In

83. Kierkegaard On The Internet Welcome to kierkegaard on the Internet a website devoted to the Danish philosopher Søren kierkegaard (1813-1855). Introduction http://www.webcom.com/kierke/

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89. World Wide Kierkegaard Resources kierkegaard RESOURCES WORLD WIDE. Søren kierkegaard, Samlede Vaerker, AB Drachmann, JL Heiberg HO Lange, København, 14 vols. 1st ed. 19011906;. http://www.utas.edu.au/docs/humsoc/kierkegaard/resources.html

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90. Søren Kierkegaard Søren kierkegaard. Søren Aabye kierkegaard (b kierkegaard s Life. kierkegaard led a somewhat uneventful life. He rarely left his http://www.seop.leeds.ac.uk/archives/win1997/entries/kierkegaard/

This is a file in the archives of the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy A B C D ... Related Entries Kierkegaard's Life Kierkegaard led a somewhat uneventful life. He rarely left his hometown of Copenhagen, and travelled abroad only three times - to Berlin. His prime recreational activities were attending the theatre, walking the streets of Copenhagen to chat with ordinary people, and taking brief carriage jaunts into the surrounding countryside. He was educated at a prestigious boys' school ( Borgedydskolen ), then attended Copenhagen University where he studied philosophy and theology. His teachers at the university included F.C. Sibbern, Poul Martin Møller, and H.L. Martensen. Sibbern and Møller were both philosophers who also wrote fiction. The latter in particular had a great influence on Kierkegaard's philosophico-literary development. Martensen also had a profound effect on Kierkegaard, but largely in a negative manner. Martensen was a champion of Hegelianism , and when he became Bishop Primate of the Danish People's Church, Kierkegaard published a vitriolic attack on Martensen's theological views. Kierkegaard's brother Peter, on the other hand, was an adherent of Martensen and himself became a bishop in the church.

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Menu Kant Leibniz Biography Kierkegaard was born in Denmark into a deeply religious, devoutly Pietist family. He was the last of seven children, all of whom were raised to fear and venerate the Lord. In 1821 Kierkegaard was sent to the School of Civic Virtue. In 1830 he entered university, intending to study theology, but was drawn instead to the study of philosophy. In 1940, however, feeling an obligation to his father, with whom he had only recently improved relations before his father's death in 1938 after being estranged for many years, Kierkegaard resumed his theological studies and finally wrote and passed the examination. In 1940 Kierkegaard also became engaged to a woman named Regine Olsen, with whom he was deeply in love, but he broke the engagement off the following year. After that, he wrote on many subjects under a variety of pseudonyms. In 1948 Kierkegaard began to attack the Danish State Church vigorously, but died suddenly in 1955. Works Note: Names enclosed in square brackets are pseudonyms. The Concept of Irony.

92. Consulate General Of Denmark In New York SØREN kierkegaard Life and Work by FJ Billeskov Jansen. A Critical Epoch for Denmark. This was the area from which the kierkegaard family sprang. http://www.denmark.org/kierkegaard.html

Kierkegaard on the Internet by F.J. Billeskov Jansen A Critical Epoch for Denmark T A West Jutland Family I Childhood and Youth S The Danceuse (1833) and in Carl Bagger's novel, The Life of My Brother (1834). It is also found in Kierkegaard's journal, for instance in April 1836: "I have just come from a party, where I was the life and soul. Jokes flowed from my mouth; everyone laughed, admired me - but I went, yes the dash ought be as long as the radii of the earth's orbit - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - away and wanted to shoot myself" (Pap I A 156, 158, 161) an indescribable joy " (Pap. II A 228), a Christian breakthrough. On 9 August he was shaken by his father's death, but realized that he "has died for me , so that, if possible, something might still be made of me" (Pap. II A 243), i.e. a good bourgeois citizen. In September he published anonymously a short work, From the Papers of One Still Living , in which he reproached Hans Christian Andersen that in his novel Only a Fiddler he "completely lacks any philosophy of life". After preparing industriously, he took his degree examination on 3 July 1840; on 10 September he proposed marriage to Regine Olsen, whom he had known since May 1837. As a betrothed man he was preparing for ministry as a clergyman and on 12 January 1841 he preached a trial sermon in Holmens Church. At the same time he had been considering a scholarly career and a dissertation of his

93. D. Anthony Storm's Commentary On Kierkegaard This website is an online Commentary on the writings of the nineteenth century existentialist philosopher Søren Aabye kierkegaard. http://www.sorenkierkegaard.org/

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