Kierkegaard and the Horror of Doubt

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Nice talk. Thanks. I like Kierkegaard even more now.

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Added on the anniversary of Kierkegaard's death

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[@kanewilliams1653]

Well that was fascinating..! Rare insight into a small part of this odd conti philosophy... more!

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[@ccostello09]

Is there a 'post-modern' element to the self-reflexive Kierkegaard, using pseudonyms to interrogate himself? In other words, the voice of his writings - in a positive sense - is fragmented and lacking a clear, unified dogma. Examining life from all angles and without positing the authority of one single vision; stripped of the arrogance that writing in his own name would otherwise have.

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Philosophy - mortal mens confused thoughts that leads to - destruction The Truth - the Word of God - The living Words of Jesus Christ that leads to eternal life

[@FactsNC300]

He may had been struggling with some form of dissociative personality disorder.

[@verysexy92]

Hey. I really respectfully would like to just point out, that embracing differnt inner parts of voices doesn't have to be directly pathologized. The history of psychology is full of theories that refer to the multitude of parts inside a psyche. From "Voice Dialogue Theory" to "Internal Family Systems" to Jung's "Archetypes" and even "Schema Therapy" or "Gestalt" you have very healthy functional forms of embracing multiple inner facets. Sorry for pointing this out so directly and thus so rudely. It's just that I've noticed myself and others hurt our own selves, with exactly this form of pathologization and may be just sensitive to it. Alas, all the best.

[@julessmithers1743]

He "possibly" suffered from many ailments that we have modern diagnosis for these days. I suspect ADHD,anhedonia and some sort of bipolar as well. Kierkegaard describes in detail about being incapable of satisfaction from activity and of course his mention of anxiety which was more than existential.

[@Joeonline26]

Ah yes, therapy and obsessive over psychologizing. Such a 21st century response to the works of a profound thinker

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Theology* not Philosophy

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Theosophy* not Phiology

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*Philosophy

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