Kierkegaard and the 'teleological suspension of the ethical'
Inquiry 5 (1-4):305-317 (1962)
| Abstract | This article discusses the claim made by Kierkegaard in Fear and Trembling that the story of Abraham involves a ?teleological suspension of the ethical?. It tries to show that this claim is intelligible and plausible when considered within the context of a philosophical position which views morality as a system of duties | |||||||||
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