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The Influence of Kierkegaard on Existentialism
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Leap of Faith
Influenced existentialists' acceptance of the irrational aspects of human life.
Angst and Despair
Became central existential themes exploring the anxiety of choice and the burden of responsibility.
The individual vs. the crowd
Encouraged existential thinkers to focus on the individual and authenticity vs. conforming to the masses.
Subjectivity as truth
Inspired the emphasis on personal experience and interpretation in existentialism.
Existence before Essence
Paved the way for existentialists' claim that existence precedes essence and thus, individuals create their own values.
Knight of Faith vs. Knight of Resignation
Influenced the distinction between authentic and inauthentic life choices among existentialists.
The Concept of Anxiety
Influenced existentialist discourse on the role of anxiety as a necessary part of personal growth and self-awareness.
The Ethical Stage
Encouraged existential thought regarding the role of ethical decisions in the development of self.
The Aesthetic Stage
Led existentialists to critique a life lived solely in pursuit of pleasure and devoid of meaning.
The Sickness Unto Death
Inspired the exploration of despair as a failure to become one's true self among existential thinkers.
Stages on Life's Way
Influenced existentialists to consider life as a series of qualitative stages of existence.
Teleological Suspension of the Ethical
Pressed existentialists to explore the conflict between personal faith and societal ethics.
Truth as a Subjective Reality
Prompted existential philosophers to emphasize individual perspectives over objective truths in understanding life.
The Religious Stage
Motivated existentialists to examine faith and individual transcendence beyond rational understanding.
Three Spheres of Existence
Sparked existential dialogue on the movement between the aesthetic, ethical, and religious lives.
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