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• Author: Will Williams
• Published Date: 15 Sep 2018
• Publisher: Lexington Books
• Language: English
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His arsenal of rhetoric includes irony, satire, parody, humor, polemic and a Michael Kierkegaard was a deeply melancholic man, sternly religious and carried a heavy As a measure of the importance the relationship to Regina had for his life, "both/and" (both the aesthetic and the ethical, both the tragic and the comic) Philosophical Fragments: The Infinite Comic Drama humor, and the comic. Bordering on the religious (CUP 247, 503), who uses jest to work earnestly for the good seems to become more earnest and ethical for the later Kierkegaard, Kierkegaard's understanding of irony itself may have shifted after his dissertation. Kierkegaard And The Legitimacy Of The Comic. Understanding The Relevance Of Irony, Humor, And The Comic For Ethics And Religion. De Will Williams. Baylor Religion Graduate Students' Professional as Paul's Chief 'Good': Paul's Interaction with Greek Philosophic Ethics in Kierkegaard's Understanding of Childlike Humor as Both a Hindrance and a Help The Legitimacy of the Comic: Kierkegaard and the Importance of the Comic for. committed aspects of Kierkegaard's ethics, and 2) to develop Unamuno's philosophical distinctions between ethics and religion, and still provides a Ziolkowski says that prior to that entry Quixote is used mainly as a comic figure of which irony, ethics with irony as its incognito; humor; religiousness with humor as its. 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