/lit/ - Literature

>>3442171
Your assumption that it reflects reality is quite a leap already. You are now officially a person of faith.

>>3377318
Do you?

How do i get into Kierkegaard?

yo niggas dis be Tyrone. I have a question for you bustas: What's y'alls opinion on dis fool?

In my humbly gangsta opinion, dis nigga was crazy

>tfw a girl told me I remind her of Edward Cullen

Whats in your Opinion the most difficult to understand book author?
>Soren Kierkegaard

>>2993063
yes

Hey /lit/, what is the best translation of Either/Or? Why?

Kierkegaard. Basically spent his entire literary career samefagging the danish people, pretending he was a cast of ridiculous characters with equally ridiculous Latin names. That or Kant for writing a book that only scholars could read about why dumb-asses who could never read the book are better than scholars.

"All you got to do is jump"
~Aladdin

No, just the bad ones, as pictured there.

Kierkegaard's pseudonymous writing style alone should qualify him. Kierkegaard's "indirect communication" of different points of view places a responsibility to interpret squarely on the reader as opposed to the author.

>>2570469
Oh yes, I heard. I'm secular, but I have no qualms with exposing myself to arguments from the other side.

>>2551269
Life is a struggle. It feels good to surrender.

Fantasized about bro:ing it out with my homeboy Soren.

that was during my depressive period

Can you explain Kierkegaard's concept of the "three spheres of existence" in a way that a retard such as myself could readily understand? Picrandom.

Do you wish you could take the "leap of faith"? (believe in god despite all rational objection)

Every day I wish I could force myself to simply suspend disbelief.

Pic related - Kierkegaard advocated the leap.

I'm having a difficult time finding more of the works of Kierkegaard online. Would you people of /lit/ know of any sources? This is the only one I'm aware of.

http://www.religion-online.org/listbycategory.asp?Cat=110