His most famous work tells four different versions of the same biblical story in its Exordium, and contrasts the Philistine and the Knight of Infinite Resignation with a type of person who has made "the leap," an example of whom is Abraham.
This thinker's thesis discusses Socratic Irony and claims that Aristophanes' The Clouds gives the most accurate portrayal of Socrates. In another work, this thinker says that the title condition has three causes: being unconscious of having a self, wanting to be oneself, and not wanting to be oneself, but ultimately the title condition results from being alienated from God. His most famous work tells four different versions of the same biblical story in its Exordium, and contrasts the Philistine and the Knight of Infinite Resignation with a type of person who has made "the leap," an example of whom is Abraham. For ten points, name this Danish philosopher who wrote Sickness unto Death and Either/Or, and who discussed the Knight of Faith in Fear and Trembling.
This thinker's thesis discusses Socratic Irony and claims that Aristophanes' The Clouds gives the most accurate portrayal of Socrates.
Soren {Kierkegaard}