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I was raised on Cartesian solipsism and later worked in the analytic tradition.   I studied Kierkegaard in graduate school to ask questions that the analytical approach could not even entertain.   I relate to the inwardness and the role of the self in the organization of experience.

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Thank You very much for your work mr. Steward!

Great course, enjoy it so much

Very understandable for non-philosophers :-) Awesome! 👍

Simple to follow and meaningful delivery, as philosophy should be for philosophers and non philosophers alike. Great lecture, sir ! (Oxford).

Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction to modern life's challenges
01:21 - Søren Kierkegaard's insights on modernity
01:51 - Course overview: Kierkegaard’s life and works
03:01 - Kierkegaard’s influence across disciplines
04:01 - Exploring relativism in "The Concept of Irony"
05:53 - Understanding irony in Kierkegaard’s philosophy
07:04 - Kierkegaard’s Socratic task and inspiration
08:10 - Kierkegaard’s early life and education
09:22 - Kierkegaard’s childhood in Copenhagen
11:09 - Family background and religious upbringing
12:24 - Schooling and introduction to Socrates
14:26 - Structure of "The Concept of Irony"
16:09 - Hegel’s influence on Kierkegaard’s Socrates
18:05 - Socrates as a central figure in Kierkegaard’s work
19:32 - Socratic irony in Plato’s "Euthyphro"
22:53 - Aporia in Socratic dialogues
25:38 - Socrates and the sophists
28:26 - Socrates as the gadfly of Athens
32:10 - Socrates’s daimon and divine mission
34:17 - Socratic midwifery and innate ideas
36:09 - Interview with Professor Peter Schua
39:45 - Kierkegaard’s Christian perspective today
41:42 - "Fear and Trembling" and non-Christian sources
43:15 - Kierkegaard’s thesis and self-discovery
45:18 - Kierkegaard as the Socrates of Copenhagen

Excellent lecture! Many thanks from Ireland.

Thank you again. Just checking back during another course on Existentialism.

I took this course. Very well done. Recommended.

Great content, thank you for sharing this.

highly recommend .

excellent

good stuff!

Very helpful   :)

THANKS.

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"he didnt have many friends which was probably due to the fact he had a tendency to tease and antagonise his fellow students with his superior intellect , he enjoyed soundly refuting their arguemnets making them look silly, unfortuanlyy since he wasnt the largest boy in his class his provocations had the consequence of him getting beat"
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'' the concept of dread is the possibility of freedom ''Kierkegaard . SK understood the burden of free will and need to make the leap of faith into the harsh landscape of becoming a true christian practionier