Blogs about: Kierkegaard
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'kierkegaard, metaphysics, and political theory'
my review of Alison Assiter’s recent book on Kierkegaard is now up on the Philosophers Magazine website. You can read it here. it’s maybe a bit harsh, but at least honest.… more →
Daily Humiliation
Søren Kierkegaard
Ali Lochhead wrote 16 hours ago: “There are, as is known, insects that die in the moment of fertilization. So it is with all jo … more →
Two Reformations
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iamnotwithoutasenseofhumor wrote 1 day ago: While many of us are familiar with the Protestant Reformation that began with Martin Luther in the f … more →
Kierkegaard’s Pseudonyms’ Perspectives on the “Average” People
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michaellucianojr wrote 1 day ago: In terms of religious development, Kierkegaard’s pseudonyms Johannes de Silentio in Fear and Trembli … more →
God first loved us...again
PC wrote 4 days ago: We are told God first loved us, and that is why we love Him. There is a disservice we enact on our h … more →
Emotions Rule!
Tom Rink wrote 5 days ago: Emotions rule our lives . . . and it never hurts to know more about them. Of course, perceptions a … more →
God's call on a life...
groundswellministries wrote 1 week ago: I delivered this lesson on the first night of our 20s/30s group that Mike and I started. The group … more →
Scream a Song
gregfreed wrote 1 week ago: Here’s a post from The Journal of Cultural Conversation that Laura apparently took down. I pla … more →
Kierkegaard on the Couch (by Gordon Marino)
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lightandstorm wrote 2 weeks ago: (this article was originally published in New York Times on Oct 28, 2009) All progress paves over so … more →
Kierkegaard on asking questions and Greek (Orthodox?) thought
Andrea Elizabeth wrote 2 weeks ago: I shall take a little break before proceeding with St. Dionysius because the Intro is transitioning … more →
Kierkegaard: A Good Self is Hard to Find
Joe Linker wrote 2 weeks ago: We enjoyed Gordon Marino’s recent piece in the Times, “Kierkegaard on the Couch,” about a distinctio … more →
PHILOSOPHY WORKS !
nightman1 wrote 2 weeks ago: In the contemporary world (USA version) I wonder if the name Søren Kierkegaard is known by anyone an … more →
a relation that relates itself to itself
pensum wrote 3 weeks ago: [NYTimes] These days, confide to someone that you are in despair and he or she will likely suggest t … more →
Some Advice from Kierkegaard
elijah wrote 3 weeks ago: From Soren Kierkegaard’s “Sickness Unto Death”: A human being is a spirit. But wha … more →
'kierkegaard, metaphysics, and political theory'
michaeloneillburns wrote 3 weeks ago: my review of Alison Assiter’s recent book on Kierkegaard is now up on the Philosophers Magazin … more →
The Greatest Philosopher
Rob Farrow wrote 3 weeks ago: Who is the greatest philosopher of all time? This is not a question to which we are likely to find a … more →
"Each Age Has Its Own Characteristic Depravity"
Jacob wrote 3 weeks ago: “Each age has its own characteristic depravity. Ours is perhaps not pleasure or indulgence or sensua … more →
Kierkegaard - Subjectivity and Truth
belledipalo wrote 3 weeks ago: “Humour arises from the insight that human existence is at once unbearably heavy and ultra-lig … more →
He took all of my sins and he wrote a pocket novel called "The State I Am In".
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Eric wrote 3 weeks ago: Bear with me for a moment, because I’m not sure where I am going with this, though I promise it rela … more →
A woman's scorn, or a woman scorned
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Andrea Elizabeth wrote 4 weeks ago: “a woman scorned, like which fury Hell hath no” – Jack Sparrow in Pirates of the C … more →
