"Is there a teleological suspension of the ethical."
One of this man's works is a narrative written by the young man from the banquet scene from Stages on Life's Way. That work was examined by Lacan in The Four Fundamental Concepts of Psychoanalysis and is entitled Repetition. Another work by this philosopher contains the legend of Agnes and the merman and contains the problema "Is there a teleological suspension of the ethical." In addition to Fear and Trembling, he used pseudonyms like Victor Eremita and Judge Vilhelm while considering the aesthetic life, which requires a sort of "crop rotation," in contrast to another option, the ethical life. For 10 points, identify this author of Either/Or.
One of this man's works is a narrative written by the young man from the banquet scene from Stages on Life's Way.
Soren {Kierkegaard}