D. Anthony Storm introduces key
motifs & provides extensive commentary
on works of the 19th c. Dane, as well as biographical
details & clarification of his dialectical
method.
Kierkegaard's "psychological
deliberation" on sin counters the scientific classification of knowledge
(e-text from the Value
of Knowledge Library).
Just what it says: links to everything about
Martin Heidegger on the WWW.
Kierkegaard's meditation on Abraham's sacrifice
of Isaac concludes that faith is an existential paradox that escapes
systematic reasoning (complete e-version of Walter Lowrie's translation).
(posted by Religion-Online).
Thomas
J. J. Altizer's work that launched Death of God theology (posted by Religion-
Online).
Robert Cavalier posts a series of lectures to
guide readers through this masterpiece of existentialist metaphysics.
Full text of On
Truth and Lies (1873), On
the Use and Abuse of History for Life (1873), Birth
of Tragedy (1887), The
Antichrist (1895), Twilight
of the Idols (1895), & Will
to Power (1901) [archived by Project
Unicorn].
More works by & about
Friedrich Nietzsche, including Beyond
Good & Evil (1886), Ecce
Homo (1888), Thus
Spoke Zarathustra (1892), & Gay
Science (1887) [Project
Unicorn].
J-P. Sartre's one act play illustrates the
thesis that "hell is other people."
Collection of 8 early essays in which the
influential Christian philosopher spells out his key concepts of human
existence (posted by Religion-Online).
Collection of 22 sermons in which Tillich
interprets elements of Christian doctrine in existentialist tems (posted by Religion-Online).
Full text of 1930s work in which Tillich
interpreted revolts against capitalism as evidence of faith in quest of the
ultimate ground of Being (posted by Religion-Online).
Most influential collection of sermons of the
1950s that prepared a generation of Christian activists for the social turmoil
of the 1960s (posted by Religion-Online).
Søren Kierkegaard's meditation on the
subjectivity of knowledge & the paradox of incarnation.
Katherena Eierman provides bibliographic
introductions to existentialism &
phenomenology,
with individual pages on influential authors such as Dostoyevsky,
Kierkegaard,
Nietzsche,
Heidegger,
Sartre,
Barth,
Buber
& Tillich.
Søren Kierkegaard's penetrating analysis of
despair, sin & faith (posted by Religion-Online).
Gateway to the life & thought of the 19th
c. Danish founder of existentialism from Garth Kemerling's Dictionary
of Philosophical Terms & Names.
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