This work illustrates the "process of concretion" by contrasting pleasure o
This work illustrates the "process of concretion" by contrasting pleasure outings in Deer Park with the cloister in its section on "Essential Expression." Its first section praises Trendelenburg's sobriety as similar to that of the Greeks and condemns the objective "System" as lacking double reflection while considering four theses attributable to Lessing. Its second section discusses its author's earlier work exploring the paradox that eternal happiness is based on historical knowledge and considers "The Task of Becoming Subjective", which leads to its most famous declaration, that "subjectivity is truth". This anti-Hegelian work is subtitled "a mimic-pathetic-dialectic composition" and was written under the name Johannes Climacus. For 10 points, name this sequel to the Philosophical Fragments, a work of Soren Kierkegaard.
This work illustrates the "process of concretion" by contrasting pleasure outings in Deer Park with the cloister in its section on "Essential Expression.