È possibile discutere di etica a partire da Timore e tremore? Un’analisi su Kierkegaard

The story of Abraham – and the divine command to sacrifice his son Isaac – is, as many of us know, the source of inspiration for some reflections of Kierkegaard in his work Fear and Trembling. From this episode, Johannes de Silentio, the pseudony- mous author of the work, who makes an ode to faith a...

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Main Author: Marcio Gimenes de Paula
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Menabo 2018-02-01
Series:Journal of Philosophical Criticism
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Online Access:http://www.journalpc.org/ojs/index.php/jpc/article/view/11
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description The story of Abraham – and the divine command to sacrifice his son Isaac – is, as many of us know, the source of inspiration for some reflections of Kierkegaard in his work Fear and Trembling. From this episode, Johannes de Silentio, the pseudony- mous author of the work, who makes an ode to faith as the highest of the passions, also wonders about a problem that, according to his interpretation, seems central, i.e. the teleological suspension of morality. The objective of this paper is to investigate, especially from the reflections of Kierkegaard, a possible interpretation for the teleo- logical suspension of morality and in what circumstances such a thing does occur and where we can insert it in the ethical debates of philosophy of the nineteenth century.
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È possibile discutere di etica a partire da Timore e tremore? Un’analisi su Kierkegaard
Journal of Philosophical Criticism
Ethics
Contemporary Philosophy
Philosophy of Religion
Kierkegaard
Faith
title È possibile discutere di etica a partire da Timore e tremore? Un’analisi su Kierkegaard
title_full È possibile discutere di etica a partire da Timore e tremore? Un’analisi su Kierkegaard
title_fullStr È possibile discutere di etica a partire da Timore e tremore? Un’analisi su Kierkegaard
title_full_unstemmed È possibile discutere di etica a partire da Timore e tremore? Un’analisi su Kierkegaard
title_short È possibile discutere di etica a partire da Timore e tremore? Un’analisi su Kierkegaard
title_sort e possibile discutere di etica a partire da timore e tremore un analisi su kierkegaard
topic Ethics
Contemporary Philosophy
Philosophy of Religion
Kierkegaard
Faith
url http://www.journalpc.org/ojs/index.php/jpc/article/view/11
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