Disease to death: Seren Kierkegaard

The outstanding Danish philosopher and theologian of the sirens Kierkegaard (1813-1855) is considered the forerunner of existentialism; In addition, his ideas had a direct impact on the “dialectical theology” of Karl Bart, on philosophical anthropology, personalism and other currents, where the emphasis is transferred to the personal appropriation of a certain truth. The work “Disease to Death” was published by Kierkegoor in July 1849
The thematic hindrance, which gave the name of the whole book, is based on the gospel parable of the resurrection of Lazarus. The miracle of Lazar carries his transparent metaphorical load: the lifelessness, lifelessness of the dead symbolize the dickered of a person’s will, stuck in despair, when hope is lost and everything is drowning in the darkness of indifference, cynical emptiness. Salvation from this state of internal self -destruction, decay and death is possible only with the advent of Christ, which should every time reduce the grave stone from the crypt, where the human soul languishes. That’s why Kierkegaard is not getting tired …

Author
Kierkegaard Seren
Translator
Isaev S.A., Isaev N.V.
Publisher
Academic Project, 2014
Series
Philosophical technologies