This work contains such sections as "The Immediate Erotic Stages, or, The Musical Erotic," as well as a discussion of Don Giovanni. The first volume was purported to have been written by A, the aesthete, and is epitomized by its final section, "Diary of a Seducer." The second and final volume claims
This work contains such sections as "The Immediate Erotic Stages, or, The Musical Erotic," as well as a discussion of Don Giovanni. The first volume was purported to have been written by A, the aesthete, and is epitomized by its final section, "Diary of a Seducer." The second and final volume claims to have been written by the fictional author Judge Vilhelm and focuses on ethical matters. Victor Eremita is a character who claimed to have compiled the entire text of this work, which he supposedly found in a drawer. For 10 points, name this seminal work of Soren Kierkegaard, whose name derives from its examination of two different, mutually exclusive phases of existence.
This work contains such sections as "The Immediate Erotic Stages, or, The Musical Erotic," as well as a discussion of Don Giovanni.