Das Gelingende Gutsein: Über Liebe Und Anerkennung Bei Kierkegaard

De Gruyter (2010)
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A detailed reconstruction of Kierkegaard's concept of recognition has been lacking until now in Kierkegaard research. This book attempts to derive Kierkegaard's implicit concept of recognition in Either/Or and in Works of Love from the concepts of choice and love. It seeks to show that self-choice and self-love are to be understood as elementary forms of recognition. This means that the capacity to choose for oneself and to love oneself is the prerequisite for mutual recognition.

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