In a satire on Georg Hegel, this writer wrote a work subtitled A Mimical-Pathetical-Dialectical Compilation, An Existential Contribution. Near the end of this writer's life, he wrote This Must Be Said, So Let It Be Said and Christ's Judgement on Official Christianity, claiming that he is not a Christian. A book by this writer describes aesthetic pleasure in its first half and then argues that ethics is more important than aesthetics in its second half. Another book by this writer gives four retellings of Abraham killing Isaac. Name this philosopher who used pseudonyms such as Johannes Climacus and wrote Either/Or and Fear and Trembling.
In a satire on Georg Hegel, this writer wrote a work subtitled A Mimical-Pathetical-Dialectical Compilation, An Existential Contribution. Near the end of this writer's life, he wrote This Must Be Said, So Let It Be Said and Christ's Judgement on Official Christianity, claiming that he is not a Christian. A book by this writer describes aesthetic pleasure in its first half and then argues that ethics is more important than aesthetics in its second half. Another book by this writer gives four retellings of Abraham killing Isaac. Name this philosopher who used pseudonyms such as Johannes Climacus and wrote Either/Or and Fear and Trembling.
In a satire on Georg Hegel, this writer wrote a work subtitled A Mimical-Pathetical-Dialectical Compilation, An Existential Contribution.