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Iscriviti per consentire a LibraryThing di scoprire se ti piacerà questo libro. Attualmente non vi sono conversazioni su questo libro. In Johannes Climacus of De omnibus dubitandum est (1842-1843) tracht Kierkegaard op een zo consequent mogelijke wijze te voldoen aan de filosofische eis van zijn tijd: 'Er moet aan alles getwijfeld worden.' Juist omdat hij een existentiële twijfelaar is, die doet wat hij zegt, wordt zijn levensverhaal een satire op de abstract-speculatieve twijfel van zijn Hegeliaans geïnspireerde tijdgenoten. nessuna recensione | aggiungi una recensione
When Kierkegaard died at the age of forty-two, the papers found in his desk included Johannes Climacus, probably written in the winter of 1842-43. The book is a novel, as well as a work of philosophy, which tells the tale of what happens to the young Johannes Climacus as he decides to become a philosopher. At first in awe of the great thinkers, especially Hegel he sets out to follow their philosophical example by exploring the maxim 'Everything must be doubted'. The more he examines this idea, however, the more he realises how deluded his philosophical heroes are. No human life - not even a philosopher's - could ever fit into the orderly paragraphs and chapters of systematic philosophy and Hegel was, therefore, like a man who builds an enormous castle but lives in a shack nearby. Republished here in a revised translation, Johannes Climacus demonstrates that philosophy can be humorous and entertaining as well as conceptually rigorous. With its extraordinary combination of literary finesse and sharp philosophical wit, it serves as an excellent introduction to a thinker whose stylistic and philosophical talents make even Nietzsche seem tame. Non sono state trovate descrizioni di biblioteche |
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