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  1. I f Kierkegaard is your benchmark, then you judge any philosophy not just on the basis of how cogent its arguments are, but on whether it speaks to the fundamental needs of human beings trying to make sense of the world. Philosophy prides itself on challenging all assumptions but, oddly enough, in the 20th century it forgot to question why it ...
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  3. schlemielintheory.com

    Today is Kierkegaard's birthday. Since one usually wishes another a happy birthday, I thought it would be opportune to briefly think about what that would mean for Kierkegaard. At the outset of his inquiry into repetition, Kierkegaard creates a dialectical contrast between recollection and repetition. Which of the two yields true happiness?
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  5. thedailyidea.org

    Happy birthday Kierkegaard, we need you now; Why the demoniac stayed in his comfortable corner of hell; The Times Literary Supplement. Søren Kierkegaard: The blessing of despair; The Conversation. The Seducer's Diary: how a 19th century philosopher anticipated the pick up artist movement; The New York Times (The Stone) Kierkegaard at 200 ...
  6. ordinaryphilosophy.com

    Søren Kierkegaard (1813-1855 CE), the great Danish philosopher and forerunner of existentialism, was born in the Danish city of Copenhagen, and throughout his life he enjoyed walking through the city, greeting everyone he met as his equal regardless of their station in life. As a young boy, Kierkegaard's father drilled him with difficult lessons so…
  7. Although Kierkegaard was melancholic in private, he was a delight to be around in public. I think he would have been a gracious and funny guest of honour if we threw him a birthday party. It's just afterwards, after we all left, would he stew over some thing that happened during the party:
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