This man wrote of the Symparanekromenoi, who hear a lecture on ancient tragedy.
This man wrote of the Symparanekromenoi, who hear a lecture on ancient tragedy. He said that "The Self is a relation which relates itself to its own self." This thinker wrote of a merman who escapes the demonic by refusing to seduce Agnes and called Agamemnon a "tragic hero" for his actions at Aulis. This thinker wrote that all people are in sin due to (*) despair, and said some men lose everything but believe they will get it all back "by virtue of the absurd." A man chooses aestheticism over the ethical life of Judge Vilhelm in this author's "Seducer's Diary," and he devised the knight of infinite resignation. For 10 points, name this man who supported an irrational "leap" to Christian faith through many pseudonyms, and wrote Either-Or in Danish.
This man wrote of the Symparanekromenoi, who hear a lecture on ancient tragedy.
SÃ¸ren Aabye Kierkegaard [or Johannes de Silentio; or Victor Eremita; or William Afham; or Frater Taciturnus; or Constantin Constantius; or Vigilius Haufniensis; or Nicolaus Notabene; or A.B.C.D E.F. Godthaab; or A.B.C.D.E.F. Rosenblad; or Inter et Inter; or Procul; or Captain Scipio; or Judge William; or A.F.; or Hilarius Bookbinder; or Johannes Climacus; or H.H.; or Anti-Climacus; prompt on "A"; prompt on "B"]