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Two ages
the age of revolution and the present age : a literary review
Book • 1977
In 'Two Ages: A Literary Review', Kierkegaard critiques the novel 'Two Ages' by Thomasine Christine Gyllembourg-Ehrensvärd, using it as a platform to discuss the societal shifts from the Age of Revolution to the Present Age. He argues that the Present Age is characterized by a lack of passion and an emphasis on conformity, leading to a depersonalization of individuals.
Kierkegaard advocates for a return to individuality and ethical stances despite societal pressures.
Kierkegaard advocates for a return to individuality and ethical stances despite societal pressures.
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Kierkegaard on the Present (Passionless) Age
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