Titlebook: Kierkegaard’s Mirrors; Interest, Self, and Patrick Stokes Book 2010 Patrick Stokes 2010 bibliography.concept.consciousness.experience.imag

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Consciousness as Interestof thinking and being’ (CUP, 1:314/SKS 7, 286). In other words, . is the emplacement between elements that can only be mediated into a comfortable unity in the abstract. In existence, no such mediation occurs, and so we find ourselves . these irreconcilable elements.

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Imagination and Agencyf oppositions that make up the human being. Anti-Climacus, claiming as he does that despair can only be described dialectically (SUD, 30/SKS 11, 146), proceeds to articulate the varieties of despair in terms of what each .. Hence he claims that finitude’s despair is to lack infinitude, possibility’s

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Mirrors . see our image in its inverted form. However, that we rarely notice the difference between how we look in the mirror and how we look in photographs (where we’re not inverted) suggests that the specifics of the image . image are not what we attend to when looking at images of ourselves. In the usua

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