One work on this concept discusses the "inward disunion" that results from rejecting the primacy of love, one of several fundamental contradictions.
One work on this concept discusses the "inward disunion" that results from rejecting the primacy of love, one of several fundamental contradictions. This subject was postulated as the direct measure of aesthetics in a tract by Chateaubriand on its "genius." A critical examination of this concept attacks the idea of "perfect resignation" and begins by noting "we are Hyperboreans," and was among the most controversial works of (*) Nietzsche. Sartre's "Existentialism is a Humanism" popularized the characterization of the author of The Mystery of Being, Gabriel Marcel, as this kind of "existentialist." Its practitioners experience the "despair" encapsulated by the titular feeling according to Kierkegaard's The Sickness Unto Death. John Locke wrote of the Reasonableness of, for 10 points, what concept whose "essence" was the subject of a work by Feuerbach, a religion that venerates Jesus of Nazareth?
One work on this concept discusses the "inward disunion" that results from rejecting the primacy of love, one of several fundamental contradictions.
Christianity [accept word forms/obvious equivalents; prompt on general answers like "religion;" anti-prompt on "Catholicism" or other specific denominations of Christianity]