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Kierkegaard's Philosophy: Self Deception and Cowardice in the Present Age
Upa (1995)
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Some philosophers we read to discover the nature of the universe. Others we read to discover the nature of ourselves. In the second group, Soren Kierkegaard stands alone as a towering figure, a man who revolutionized our concept of the human condition. His insights go to the core of the dilemmas that haunt the modern mind and spiritLinks
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