Kierkegaard An Introduction Evans C Stephen by Evans, C. Stephen instant download after payment.

1 online resource (xvi, 206 pages), C. Stephen Evans provides an introduction to Søren Kierkegaard (1813-55) as a philosopher and thinker. His book is organized around Kierkegaard's concept of the three 'stages' or 'spheres' of human existence, which provide both a developmental account of the human self and an understanding of three rival views of human life and its meaning. Evans also discusses such important Kierkegaardian concepts as 'indirect communication', 'truth as subjectivity', and the Incarnation understood as 'the Absolute Paradox'. Although his discussion emphasises the importance of Christianity for understanding Kierkgaard, it shows him to be a writer of great interest to a secular as well as a religious audience. --From publisher's description, Includes bibliographical references (pages 196-200) and index, Introduction : Kierkegaard's life and works -- Pseudonymity and indirect communication -- The human self : truth and subjectivity -- The stages of existence : forms of the aesthetic life -- The ethical life as the quest for selfhood -- Religious existence : religiousness A -- Christian existence : faith and the paradox -- Kierkegaard's dual challenge to the contemporary world, Print version record