最后的非科学的附言

简介

With more than 600 pages, the Postscript is far longer than the slim Philosophical Fragments (1844) to which it is formally an appendix; both are ascribed to the pseudonym Johannes Climacus, with Kierkegaard named as publisher. Published in February 1846, it distinguishes objective thinking, which seeks results, from subjective thinking, in which the thinker’s own existence is at stake. In this sense truth is an objective uncertainty held fast with the most passionate inwardness – which is also Kierkegaard’s description of faith. Climacus calls himself a humorist who is not a Christian. In an appendix Kierkegaard publicly acknowledges the pseudonymous books for the first time, asking readers to cite them under the pseudonyms.

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