Título: Paradoxes in Kierkegaard’s Understanding of Christian Love
Autores: Ianmarino, Darren; Clavemont Graduate University
Fecha: 2011-08-19
Publicador: Gnosis: journal of Philosphy
Fuente:
Tipo: Peer-reviewed Article
Tema: No aplica
Descripción: In this paper I examine how many of Kierkegaard’s major claims made about love, when taken together, lead to incongruencies and in some cases, complete paradoxes. I rely primarily on eight statements that are presented above and are often repeated throughout Works of Love. I argue that there are three main paradoxes which unfold as Kierkegaard builds his argument about the true meaning of Christian love.
Idioma: Inglés

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