This book's treatment of its central concept seems to change radically about halfway through.
This book's treatment of its central concept seems to change radically about halfway through. In the first half of the book, it appears that that idea is about having misconceptions about the nature of one's agency. One can be ignorant of having an eternal self, or not wanting to be oneself, or one can simply not be aware of one's limits. The second section, however, relates the central concept to sin and attempts to come to an understanding of Christian faith .For 10 points, identify this work published under the name of Anti-Climacus, a work about despair by Soren Kierkegaard.
This book's treatment of its central concept seems to change radically about halfway through.
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