" FTP, name this work written by the pseudonymous Victor Eremita, which was actually published in 1843 by Soren Kierkegaard and which deals with two distinct views of life.
It includes a "psychological diversion" which claims to be "delivered before the fellowship of the dead" called "Silhouettes." Another section is "a venture in fragmentary endeavor" called "the tragic in ancient drama reflected in the tragic in modern drama," while a later "venture in a theory of social prudence" deals with "rotation of crops." More famously, this so-called "fragment of life" includes sections called "Diapsalmata" and "The Seducer's Diary." FTP, name this work written by the pseudonymous Victor Eremita, which was actually published in 1843 by Soren Kierkegaard and which deals with two distinct views of life.
It includes a "psychological diversion" which claims to be "delivered before the fellowship of the dead" called "Silhouettes."
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