It begins with an epigraph from Hamann stating that what Tarquinius Superbus said in the garden by means of the poppies, the son understood but the messenger did not. Subtitled a dialectical lyric, it includes an exordium, a eulogy, and three prolemata: Is there a teleological suspension of the ethical? Is there an absolute duty to God? Was it ethically defensible for Abraham to conceal his undert
It begins with an epigraph from Hamann stating that what Tarquinius Superbus said in the garden by means of the poppies, the son understood but the messenger did not. Subtitled a dialectical lyric, it includes an exordium, a eulogy, and three prolemata: Is there a teleological suspension of the ethical? Is there an absolute duty to God? Was it ethically defensible for Abraham to conceal his undertaking? FTP, identify this work, ostensibly written by Johannes de Silentio, but actually authored by Soren Kierkegaard.
It begins with an epigraph from Hamann stating that what Tarquinius Superbus said in the garden by means of the poppies, the son understood but the messenger did not.
{Fear and Trembling}