Or.
This thinker potentially critiqued Hegel's prose by starting one of his works with a notoriously difficult to understand definition of self. This thinker likely used the example of Agnes and the Merman to reconcile his failed relationship with Regina Olsen, and he wrote (*) The Sickness Unto Death. This thinker described the teleological suspension of the ethical performed by the knight of faith, who is contrasted with the knight of infinite resignation. This philosopher analyzed Abraham's near sacrifice of his son Isaac in Fear and Trembling. For 10 points, name this early existentialist, a Danish philosopher who used lots of pseudonyms when writing Either/Or.
This thinker potentially critiqued Hegel's prose by starting one of his works with a notoriously difficult to understand definition of self.
Soren Kierkegaard (don’t mention this unless the player argues, but there are many pseudonyms for Kierkegaard; prompt on any correct pseudonym, which you can verify with a quick google)