SOREN KIERKEGAARD. THE IM-POSSIBILITY OF BE ITSELF. A READING SINCE THE PARADOXES OF MELANCHOLY
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https://doi.org/10.15691/0718-5448Vol9Iss1a123Keywords:
Melancholy, Impossibility, will, Reality, ReligiousAbstract
The writing traces the problem of the melancholy in Kierkegaard as broken vision of the reality. In this vision the individual fails to determine because it remains in dispute with the reality. Considering the high conscience of impossibility that gives, as conscience of loss, the melancholy would imply in a negative way a search of the foundation of the existence indicating a movement of opening towards the religious thing.References
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