Soren kierkegaard philosophy passion

• Philosophical Fragments, or a Fragment of Philosophy
• Philosophiske Smuler eller Smule Philosophi
• Johannes Climacus, ed. S. Kierkegaard
• 1844
• KW7, SKS4, SV4

Kierkegaard begins here what he brings to completion in the Concluding Unscientific Postscript, namely, the subjective approach to knowledge acquisition.

Johannes Climacus is the author of the Fragments and the Postscript, as well as the posthumous Johannes Climacus, or De Omnibus Dubitandum Est. He might thus be deemed the author of Kierkegaard's greatest philosophical works.

Soren kierkegaard quotes

The style of Climacus varies from each of the three productions, but they are singular as to their dialectical mission. Kierkegaard took this name from a Greek monk (c. 570-649) who was the abbot of Saint Catherine's of Alexandria on Mt. Sinai. He was the author of the work Klimax tou Paradeisou (translated into Latin as Scala Paradisi), or Ladder of Paradise (klimax being the Greek for ladder).

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