…Kant - How to orient oneself in thinking Kant - Critique of Pure Reason Kant - Critique of Judgment Hegel - Phenomenology of Spirit Hegel - Logic von Kleist - Marionette Theatre Kierkegaard - The Sickness Unto Death Heidegger - Being and Time Sartre - Being and Nothingness Sartre - Flies Sartre - Nausea Deleuze - Difference and Repetition Kafka - Metamorphosis Kafka - The Castle Lem - Magellan Nebula Lem…
In order: 1. The Technological Society - Jacques Ellul 2. The Sickness Unto Death - Kierkegaard 3. Dubliners - James Joyce 4. Deep Work: Rules for Focused Success in a Distracted World - Cal Newport
…of Evil". His conclusion was: Absolute evil does not exist and pain is an instrument of good. I can't find it online, my source is the documentary "The Genius of George Boole" [1]. Kierkegaard's The Sickness unto Death [2] could be a related reading too. I remember that I enjoyed it in a fun way. Also a dumb theory of mine is: suffering is the proof that you are still alive. [1] https://youtu.be/Hljir_TyTEw?t=1855…
Kierkegaard's The Sickness Unto Death. In many books I have tried to find answers and failed. TSUD stresses the importance of who is asking the questions.
…with the descendants of christian dualism in liberalism, 'panpsychism', analytic philosophy, &c. Edit: Kierkegaard wrote quite interesting texts about the structures of consciousness, I'd recommend The Sickness unto Death as a start. It has some of his best jokes.
Missing from this post is The Sickness Unto Death, which I think is the most important of anything he wrote. The book is about what a Christian ought to think of what it means to live and what it means to die. > What if grace doesn’t come as a gift…
……康德 - 《在思考中如何辨别方向》 康德 - 《纯粹理性批判》 康德 - 《判断力批判》 黑格尔 - 《精神现象学》 黑格尔 - 《逻辑学》 冯·克莱斯特 - 《论木偶戏》 克尔凯郭尔 - 《致死的疾病》 海德格尔 - 《存在与时间》 萨特 - 《存在与虚无》 萨特 - 《苍蝇》 萨特 - 《恶心》 德勒兹 - 《差异与重复》 卡夫卡 - 《变形记》 卡夫卡 - 《城堡》 莱姆 - 《麦哲伦星云》 莱姆……
…Kant - How to orient oneself in thinking Kant - Critique of Pure Reason Kant - Critique of Judgment Hegel - Phenomenology of Spirit Hegel - Logic von Kleist - Marionette Theatre Kierkegaard - The Sickness Unto Death Heidegger - Being and Time Sartre - Being and Nothingness Sartre - Flies Sartre - Nausea Deleuze - Difference and Repetition Kafka - Metamorphosis Kafka - The Castle Lem - Magellan Nebula Lem…
按顺序：1. 《技术社会》 - 雅克·埃吕尔 2. 《致死的疾病》 - 克尔凯郭尔 3. 《都柏林人》 - 詹姆斯·乔伊斯 4. 《深度工作：在分散注意力的世界中专注成功的法则》 - 卡尔·纽波特
In order: 1. The Technological Society - Jacques Ellul 2. The Sickness Unto Death - Kierkegaard 3. Dubliners - James Joyce 4. Deep Work: Rules for Focused Success in a Distracted World - Cal Newport
……《论恶》。他的结论是：绝对的恶并不存在，痛苦是通向善的工具。我在网上找不到了，我的信息源是纪录片《乔治·布尔的天才之处》[1]。克尔凯郭尔的《致死的疾病》[2] 也可以当作相关读物来读。我记得读它的时候感觉挺有意思的。另外我自己还有一个很蠢的理论：痛苦证明你还活着。[1] https://youtu.be/Hljir_TyTEw?t=1855…
…of Evil". His conclusion was: Absolute evil does not exist and pain is an instrument of good. I can't find it online, my source is the documentary "The Genius of George Boole" [1]. Kierkegaard's The Sickness unto Death [2] could be a related reading too. I remember that I enjoyed it in a fun way. Also a dumb theory of mine is: suffering is the proof that you are still alive. [1] https://youtu.be/Hljir_TyTEw?t=1855…
克尔凯郭尔的《致死的疾病》。我曾在很多书里寻找答案，但都失败了。《致死的疾病》强调的是：提出问题的人究竟是谁，这至关重要。
Kierkegaard's The Sickness Unto Death. In many books I have tried to find answers and failed. TSUD stresses the importance of who is asking the questions.
……以及自由主义、‘泛心论’、分析哲学等当中基督教二元论的遗存。编辑：克尔凯郭尔写过一些关于意识结构的相当有趣的文字，我建议从《致死的疾病》读起。里面有他最精彩的一些笑话。
…with the descendants of christian dualism in liberalism, 'panpsychism', analytic philosophy, &c. Edit: Kierkegaard wrote quite interesting texts about the structures of consciousness, I'd recommend The Sickness unto Death as a start. It has some of his best jokes.
这篇帖子里漏掉了《致死的疾病》，我认为这是他所有著作中最重要的一本。这本书探讨的是一个基督徒应该如何看待活着的意义和死亡的意义。> 如果恩典不是作为礼物降临……
Missing from this post is The Sickness Unto Death, which I think is the most important of anything he wrote. The book is about what a Christian ought to think of what it means to live and what it means to die. > What if grace doesn’t come as a gift…