In this work's preface, a man purchases a writing desk at a second-hand store and hacks it open to find two manuscripts.
In this work's preface, a man purchases a writing desk at a second-hand store and hacks it open to find two manuscripts. A person in this work asks "Who deserves to be the unhappiest?" in a section addressed to the Symparanekromenoi (SIM-pah-rah-neh-KROmeh-noi), a club that writes posthumous papers. It asks "What is a poet?" in its group of aphorisms, Diapsalmata. The (*) narrator of one section of this book advocates staving off boredom with "crop rotation." Stages on Life's Way is a follow-up to this book, in whose second section Judge Vilhelm tries to convince "A" of the validity of marriage. The aesthetic life view is contrasted with the ethical and religious in this 1834 work, which is attributed to Victor Eremita. For 10 points, name this two-volume book by Søren Kierkegaard.
In this work's preface, a man purchases a writing desk at a second-hand store and hacks it open to find two manuscripts.
Either / Or [or Enten-Eller]