Part Two of this philosophical work is a defense of romantic love and marriage presented by Judge Vilhelm, and is intended as a response to Part One, which contains the writin
Part Two of this philosophical work is a defense of romantic love and marriage presented by Judge Vilhelm, and is intended as a response to Part One, which contains the writings of a egocentric, melancholy young man, including reflections on Mozart and the famous "Seducer's Diary". Subtitled "A Fragment of Life", it is unclear whether the author meant to endorse one of the two positions or to force the reader to make a radical, existential choice. FTP, what is this first great work by Soren Kierkegaard?
Part Two of this philosophical work is a defense of romantic love and marriage presented by Judge Vilhelm, and is intended as a response to Part One, which contains the writings of a egocentric, melancholy young man, including reflections on Mozart and the famous "Seducer's Diary".
{Either/Or:} A Fragment of Life