/lit/ - Literature

>>12974748
Is that what it's about? I'll have to read it all the more now. Personally the story I relate to most over the whole affair was White Nights. I remember writing some awful poetry about her that summer after she left, working late nights in a gas station, cold as a fridge in 30 degree in uweather. I bet I still have them on one of my old phones, I don't know if I could bear finding them and reading them again. I was so depressed when she left. Then again, I was so depressed before I met her. I was going to end it, actually. I only asked her out for coffee because I was self destructing, looking for rejection. She wished I had asked her out earlier so we would have had more time together. She made me promise the next time I like a girl I need to ask her out right away, so this wont happen again; but there was never anyone else after her, not like her. Sometimes it feels like that was the only respite I was destined for.

How different would his philosophy be if he had at least 1/2/3/4 lifts?

Hi, /lit/. I'm pretty much a booklet but this guy here has aroused me some interest.

What's the best way to get into Kierkegaard philosophy? Is worth it? Rec me some books, give opinions, share you thoughts, etc.

>Faith is precisely this paradox, that the individual as the particular is higher than the universal, is justified over against it, is not subordinate but superior -- yet in such a way, be it observed, that it is the particular individual who, after he has been subordinated as the particular to the universal, now through the universal becomes the individual who as the particular is superior to the universal, for the fact that the individual as the particular stands in an absolute relation to the absolute. This position cannot be mediated, for all mediation comes about precisely by virtue of the universal; it is and remains to all eternity a paradox, inaccessible to thought. And yet faith is this paradox

>>11624605
Anything by pic related.

My baby boy

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>>10946370
but im cooky for kierke

>>10921016
pic related destroyed Nietzsche before that delusional faggot even had the chance to write a word

>>10819916
If Kierkegaard were Sisyphus he would stand on top the mountain as a pseudonym pushed the bolder

>>10754892
It's flawed.