Kierkegaard's Analysis of Radical EvilA&C Black, 15 mar. 2006 - 176 pagini For thousands of years philosophers and theologians have grappled with the problem of evil. Traditionally, evil has been seen as a weakness of sorts: the evil person is either ignorant, or weak-willed. But in the most horrifying acts of evil, the perpetrators are resolute, deliberate, and well aware of the pain they are causing. Here David Roberts painstakingly details the matrix of issues that evolved into Kierkegaard's own solution. Kierkegaard's psychological understanding of evil is that it arises out of despair - a despair that can become so vehement and ferocious that it lashes out at existence itself. Roberts shows how the despairing self can become strengthened and intensified through a conscious and free choice against the Good. This type of radical evil is neither ignorant nor weak. |
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Spiritless SelfEvasion | 23 |
The Despair of the Aesthetic Stage of Existence | 58 |
Ethical SelfChoice | 74 |
Infinite Resignation | 102 |
The Essence of Radical Evil | 128 |
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absolute telos action actually aesthetic stage Anti-climacus arises basis becoming oneself believe categorical imperative choice choosing despair Climacus comes Concept of Anxiety concrete consciousness continually dark depths defiance desire determined E/O II earnestness emptiness enjoyment established order eternal happiness ethical existence ethical stage ethicist evasion exis existential feeling finite form of despair freedom fulfil gain George Connell ground guilt human existence ideal Immanuel Kant immediacy incentive inclosing reserve infinite resignation Judge Kant Karl Rahner Kierkegaard says light of reason lose means Meister Eckhart moral law move movement ness offense one's existence particular passion person possibility problem problem of evil radical evil rebellion relation relationship religious existence religious stage remains repentance Schelling seeks self-becoming self-consciousness self-knowledge self-sufficiency sense Sickness Unto Death simply single individual spirit spiritlessness stage of existence task teleology temporal tence thing tion Trans transparency unconditioned understanding universal weakness Willkür
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