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(Ebook) Kierkegaard And The Ends Of Language by Geoffrey A. Hale ISBN 9780816637461, 0816637466

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Authors:Geoffrey A. Hale
Pages:232 pages.
Year:2002
Editon:1
Publisher:Univ Of Minnesota Press
Language:english
File Size:1.41 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9780816637461, 0816637466
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(Ebook) Kierkegaard And The Ends Of Language by Geoffrey A. Hale ISBN 9780816637461, 0816637466

What do we read when we read Kierkegaard? How do we know? Insisting that Kierkegaard remains a far more enigmatic and paradoxical writer than is often assumed, Geoffrey Hale argues that the best way to approach Keirkegaard's work and understand its significance for our own thought is to retrace its formative influence on major intellectuals of the early twentieth century. In mutually reflective readings of Kierkegaard's foundational texts through the work of three pivotal authors-Franz Kafka, Theodor Adorno, and Rainer Maria Rilke-Hale shows how each of these writers draws attention to the unwavering sense of human finitude that pervades all of Kierkegaard's work and, with it, the profoundly unsettling indeterminacy in which it results. It is the very limitations of language, Hale argues, that hold it open to meaning, to interpretation, and thus to freedom. Resisting clear circumscription in this way, Kierkegaard's work becomes all the more fruitful to us-and all the more challenging-to the extent that it resists our understanding. Geoffrey A. Hale received a Ph.D. in German from The Johns Hopkins University and studied at the Free University in Berlin through a Fulbright scholarship.
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