Existenzphilosophie in the Poetic Existence——<i>Either/Or</i> and Its Poetic Mode of Kierkegaard's Existenzphilosophie

WANG Kun; LIN Ye-ning

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WANG Kun, LIN Ye-ning. Existenzphilosophie in the Poetic Existence——Either/Or and Its Poetic Mode of Kierkegaard's Existenzphilosophie[J]. Journal of University of Science and Technology Beijing ( Social Sciences Edition), 2012, 28(3): 75-82.

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WANG Kun, LIN Ye-ning. Existenzphilosophie in the Poetic Existence——Either/Or and Its Poetic Mode of Kierkegaard's Existenzphilosophie[J]. Journal of University of Science and Technology Beijing ( Social Sciences Edition), 2012, 28(3): 75-82.

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Existenzphilosophie in the Poetic Existence——Either/Or and Its Poetic Mode of Kierkegaard's Existenzphilosophie

the Department of Chinese Language and Literature, Sun Yat-sen University, Guangzhou 510275, China

Received Date: 2012-03-15
Available Online: 2021-06-24

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From the ideological spectrum, Kierkegaard's Existenzphilosophie inherited from the German Romanticism, opens the modern thought of German.In the ways of expression, Kierkegaard followed Socrates's thought “midwifery”, advocating the indirect communication.His doctrine is neither the philosophy of the thinking form, nor a religious arguments, but a poetic construction.Based on Kierkegaard's most poetic writing Either/Or, the essay analyzes its poetic cause, the basic concept of existenzphilosophie and the unity relation between “thinking” and “poetry”.
- cexistenzphilosophie,
- specultative philosophy,
- midwifery

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