In the preface to this philosophical book, the author compares himself to a poet and says he is not a philosopher.
In the preface to this philosophical book, the author compares himself to a poet and says he is not a philosopher. This book claims that it is a paradox that the individual "determines his relation to the universal by his relation to the absolute," not vice versa. This book discusses how (*) Agamemnon has to decide between his duty to his country and his duty to his daughter Iphigenia. This book, which has been interpreted as being about the failure of the author's relationship with Regine Olsen, asks whether there is an absolute duty to God and whether there is a teleological suspension of the ethical. In this book, the knight of faith is exemplified by Abraham and his willingness to sacrifice Isaac. For 10 points, name this book by Søren Kierkegaard with a title derived from Philippians 2:12.
In the preface to this philosophical book, the author compares himself to a poet and says he is not a philosopher.
Fear and Trembling (or Frygt og Baeven)