He stated that the educated man will see himself as the Indian ascetic who returns to society and becomes addicted to wine, in a book defining the title concept as "sympathetic antipathy and an antipathetic sympathy" and claiming that its first example was Adam choosing to eat from the tree of knowledge.
This author likened the Hegelian ignorance of history to a clueless boy interviewing to be a grocery clerk, who is asked where raisins come from, replying that he gets them from a different grocery store. He stated that the educated man will see himself as the Indian ascetic who returns to society and becomes addicted to wine, in a book defining the title concept as "sympathetic antipathy and an antipathetic sympathy" and claiming that its first example was Adam choosing to eat from the tree of knowledge. This author wrote that if man had no consciousness, then life would be as empty as leaves changing with the seasons, at the start of a "panegyric" in a book whose (*) "Problema III" section contains a series of discussions about Amor seducing Psyche and the Merman's abortive seduction of Agnes. In the "Preliminary Expectoration" of that book by him, the story of Abraham's sacrifice of Isaac allows the author to draw a distinction between the knights of faith and infinite resignation. For 10 points, name this philosopher of The Concept of Anxiety and Fear and Trembling.
This author likened the Hegelian ignorance of history to a clueless boy interviewing to be a grocery clerk, who is asked where raisins come from, replying that he gets them from a different grocery store.
Soren Kierkegaard [or Soren Aabye Kierkegaard; or Johannes de Silentio; or Victor Eremita; or William Afham; or Frater Taciturnus; or Constantin Constantius; or Vigilius Haufniensis; or Nicolaus Notabene; or A.B.C.D E.F. Godthaab; or A.B.C.D.E.F. Rosenblad; or Inter et Inter; or Procul; or Captain Scipio; or Judge William; or A.F.; or Hilarius Bookbinder; or Johannes Climacus; or H.H.; or Anti-Climacus; prompt on A; prompt on B]