This thinker argued that the self is "a relation which relates itself to itself," and lampooned the process of sublation through a series of ironic "deliberations". He further contended that one cannot arrive at faith through reason, but only by virt
This thinker argued that the self is "a relation which relates itself to itself," and lampooned the process of sublation through a series of ironic "deliberations". He further contended that one cannot arrive at faith through reason, but only by virtue of the absurd-embracing "leap to faith." One of his works details the knight of infinite resignation and knight of faith in its concept of the teleological suspension of the ethical, which is illustrated through a discussion of Abraham's sacrifice of Isaac. For 10 points, name this Danish philosopher of The Sickness Unto Death, Fear and Trembling, and Either/Or.
This thinker argued that the self is "a relation which relates itself to itself," and lampooned the process of sublation through a series of ironic "deliberations".
Soren {Kierkegaard}