Du concept d’angoisse

Søren Kierkegaard

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anglais

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Complete work

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Written by the author

THE CONCEPT OF DREAD A simple psychological deliberation oriented in the direction of the dogmatic problem of original sin BY Vigilius Haufniensis Copenhagen To be had from the University Bookseller C. A. Reitzel Printed by Bianco Luno's Press 1844 [June 17.] The age of distinctions is past and gone, the System has overcome it. He who in our age loves distinctions is an eccentric man whose soul clings to that which has long vanished. That may be so, and yet Socrates remains what he was, the simple wise man with the curious dis- tinction which he himself expressed by word and by his life, which after full two thousand years the eccentric Hamann reiterated, exclaiming with admiration, "Socrates was great for the fact that he 'distinguished between what he understood and what he did not understand.' TO THE LATE Professor Poul Martin MOller THE HAPPY LOVER OF HELLENIC CULTURE, HOMER'S ADMIRER, SOCRATES* INTIMATE FRIEND, THE INTERPRETER OF ARISTOTLE — Denmark's joy in "joy over Denmark," ALTHOUGH A "FAR-TRAVELED MAN," YET ALWAYS "REMEMBERED IN THE DANISH SUMMER" MY ADMIRATION, MY DEEP-FELT LOSS, THIS WORK IS DEDICATED THE HAPPY LOVER OF HELLENIC CULTURE, HOMER'S ADMIRER, SOCRATES* INTIMATE FRIEND, THE INTERPRETER OF ARISTOTLE — Denmark's joy in "joy over Denmark," ALTHOUGH A "FAR-TRAVELED MAN," YET ALWAYS "REMEMBERED IN THE DANISH SUMMER" MY ADMIRATION, MY DEEP-FELT LOSS, THIS WORK IS DEDICATED The age of distinctions is past and gone, the System has overcome it. He who in our age loves distinctions is an eccentric man whose soul clings to that which has long vanished. That may be so, and yet Socrates remains what he was, the simple wise man with the curious distinction which he himself expressed by word and by his life, which after full two thousand years the eccentric Hamann reiterated, exclaiming with admiration, "Socrates was great for the fact that he 'distinguished between what he understood and what he

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