This work was published the same day as a work by the same author which contrasts Platonic recollection with the title concept, Repetition. This text retells the stories of Lucius Junius Brutus, Agnete and the merman, and Agamemnon and Iphigenia. Derrida gave a close analysis of this text in The Gift of Death, discussing the mystery of a God who is "absent…at the moment he has to be obeyed." By way of the pseudonymous author Johannes de Silentio, the author concludes that there is a teleological suspension of the ethical and advocates the leap of faith while discussing the sacrifice of Isaac by Abraham. FTP, name this work of Soren Kierkegaar
This work was published the same day as a work by the same author which contrasts Platonic recollection with the title concept, Repetition. This text retells the stories of Lucius Junius Brutus, Agnete and the merman, and Agamemnon and Iphigenia. Derrida gave a close analysis of this text in The Gift of Death, discussing the mystery of a God who is "absent…at the moment he has to be obeyed." By way of the pseudonymous author Johannes de Silentio, the author concludes that there is a teleological suspension of the ethical and advocates the leap of faith while discussing the sacrifice of Isaac by Abraham. FTP, name this work of Soren Kierkegaard about the titular nervous condition.
This work was published the same day as a work by the same author which contrasts Platonic recollection with the title concept, Repetition.
{Fear and Trembling} or {Frygt og baeven}