One section of this work discusses a story taken from Aristotle's Politics of a bridegroom at Delphi whose doom is foretold if he marries, which follows a mention of the story of Amor and Psyche.  
One section of this work discusses a story taken from Aristotle's Politics of a bridegroom at Delphi whose doom is foretold if he marries, which follows a mention of the story of Amor and Psyche.  Later in that same section is a discussion of Agnes and the merman, while an earlier section entitled Exordium describes four different versions of another story. The author introduces two figures, the Knight of Infinite Resignation and Knight of Faith, while the first of its three problemata asks, "Is there a teleological suspension of the ethical?"  Written under the pseudonym Johannes di Silentio, FTP, identify this work that revolves around the sacrifice of Isaac, a work by Soren Kierkegaard.
One section of this work discusses a story taken from Aristotle's Politics of a bridegroom at Delphi whose doom is foretold if he marries, which follows a mention of the story of Amor and Psyche.  
{Fear and Trembling} or {Frygt og Baeven}