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Love your content, but I hugely disagree on Kierkegaard having avoided marriage to keep his romantic options open. Far from it! He loved this woman beyond belief, took on a vow of celibacy for her and actually considered himself spiritually married to Regine, leaving her all his belongings (including his mansion, which she refused to take) after he died. Apart from meeting people on his walks, he was a loner and a melancholic and devoted himself entirely to his thinking and writing, for which he needed solitude and not a wife to deal with.
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I can relate to the idea that both aesthetic life and ethical life leads to despair, and despair means being in a wrong relation to oneself.
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Any relationship that gives us a feeling of unharming as exemplary confidence is great thing even being UNCONDITIONAL is a true one. Also either this way or that way is a good approach and not both swinging in life. Thanks.
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My problem with the moral life (and why I chose the aesthetic life) is that I see no reward in it. There is nothing to gain from it.
In my opinion, the best way to take care of others, is to teach them to take care of themselves. For that, I need to learn to take care of myself first. If everyone could take care of themselves by themselves, the world will be a better place.
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Excellent summary. Magnificent artworks, too.
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Really appreciate your channel. You are wonderful! Started with Hesse and 3 later, I'm here. Many thanks 🙏
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Where did you get the idea that Kierkegaard was conflicted about monogamy? He famously wrote that the reason why he broke off his engagement was because there existed ”something spectral about me, something no one can endure who has to see me every day and have a real relationship with me"
That sounds more like insecurity than anything else.
On his fiancée’s wikipedia page, it’s also stated that Kierkegaard believed god was calling him to celibacy.
None of these things make it sound like he was some player who didn’t want to get tied down.
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Happy Holidays!🎉🎉🎉
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Hullo I just finished reading a hero of our time that you mention d in a previous video I enjoy d it thankyou.
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Please make a video on Virginia Woolf
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Instant pleasure are short lived ... relations should be slow and steady !!!
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Saying Byron came to Greece for the weather is... certainly a choice
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Shoutout to Elliott Smith for introducing me to this guy fr fr
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How can it be considered choosing the moral path if it means he bypassed marriage all together?
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Could you set up WeChat Pay and Alipay for donations? Thanks.
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Whet a square
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Before talking about Nordic People’s pragmatism and rationalism look up world drinking statistics, we drink alot (speaking as a dane)
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I have never seen anyone interpret Kierkegaard so wrong before
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@Nick-qf7vt
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Coming from a Christian perspective here: I come from a more traditional school of theological thought based about reasoning and the importance of it. But I also love Kirkegaard for just coming out guns blazing and giving both middle fingers to the enlightenment world saying "I choose faith over your precious reason". Brilliant man. He understood the hellish blackness of life just as well as Schopenhauer and Nietzsche but doesn't get as much credit.
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