This thinker argued that helping another person achieve autonomy is the only authentic title action in his book Works of Love.
This thinker argued that helping another person achieve autonomy is the only authentic title action in his book Works of Love. In another work, this thinker wrote that the titular concept and recollection "are the same movement, only in opposite directions." This author of Repetition wrote a book contending that Christian faith is the only way to oppose despair. This author of The Sickness Unto Death exemplified his idea of a "knight of faith" by noting Abraham's "teleological suspension of the ethical" in his willingness to obey God's order to kill his son Isaac. FTP what Danish philosopher wrote Fear and Trembling and Either/Or?
This thinker argued that helping another person achieve autonomy is the only authentic title action in his book Works of Love.
Soren Kierkegaard [prompt on any of his stupid pseudonyms] 