This work argues that men proceed via leaps of faith from the aesthetic sphere to the ethical sphere to the religious sphere.
One portion of this text examines Scribe's The First Love while narrating its author's infatuation with a woman he meets at the play. Another portion of this book uses the example of an empty grave to question whether it is a person who is immortal or a person who must die who is ultimately "The Unhappiest One." Its final section consists of a sermon praising trust in God titled "Ultimatum," while the rest of its second part is narrated by Judge (*) Wilhelm. This work argues that men proceed via leaps of faith from the aesthetic sphere to the ethical sphere to the religious sphere. For 10 points, name this work containing the "Diary of the Seducer," a major work of Danish philosopher Soren Kierkegaard.
One portion of this text examines Scribe's The First Love while narrating its author's infatuation with a woman he meets at the play.
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