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Сёрен Обю́ Кьеркего́р — датский религиозный философ и писатель.

✵ 5. Май 1813 – 11. Ноябрь 1855   •   Другие имена Sören Aabye Kierkegaard
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„Жизнь может быть понята только назад, но она должна быть прожита вперед.“

Жить нужно, глядя вперед, но понять ее можно, только оглянувшись назад.

Сёрен Обю Кьеркегор Цитаты о жизни

Сёрен Обю Кьеркегор цитата: „Наша жизнь — это игра, правила которой нам неизвестны.“

Сёрен Обю Кьеркегор Цитаты о мужчинах

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„У меня нет ничего, но я ни в чём не нуждаюсь.“

Дневник обольстителя
Вариант: У меня нет ничего, но я ни в чём не нуждаюсь.

„Я не хочу, чтобы она была в духовной зависимости от меня; она должна быть вполне свободна: любовь может развиваться лишь на свободе, и одна свобода обусловливает приятное и вечно весёлое времяпровождение.“

Дневник обольстителя
Вариант: Я не хочу, чтобы она была в духовной зависимости от меня; она должна быть вполне свободна: любовь может развиваться лишь на свободе, и одна свобода обусловливает приятное и вечно весёлое времяпровождение.

„Чем больше стараешься спрятаться, тем неприятнее, если тебя откроют в твоём убежище.“

Дневник обольстителя
Вариант: Чем больше стараешься спрятаться, тем неприятнее, если тебя откроют в твоём убежище.

„Всё существующее разумно; я был и буду оптимистом!“

Дневник обольстителя
Вариант: Всё существующее разумно; я был и буду оптимистом!

Сёрен Обю Кьеркегор: Цитаты на английском языке

“In the deepest sense, the being in a state of sin is the sin, the particular sins are not the continuation of sin, they are expressions of its continuation.”

Источник: The Sickness Unto Death: A Christian Psychological Exposition for Upbuilding and Awakening

“If the ethical – that is, social morality – is the highest … then no categories are needed other than the Greek philosophical categories.”

Sören Kierkegaard книга Страх и трепет

Fear and Trembling, p. 55
1840s, Fear and Trembling (1843)

“When you are reading God’s Word, it is not the obscure passages that bind you but what you understand, and with that you comply at once. If you understood only one single passage in all of Holy Scripture, well, then you must do that first of all, but you do not first have to sit down and ponder the obscure passages.”

Sören Kierkegaard книга For Self-Examination

Soren Kierkegaard, For Self-Examination, Hong p. 29
1850s, For Self-Examination (1851), What is Required in Order to Look at Oneself with True Blessing in the Mirror of the Word?

“But it never occurred to him to want to be a philosopher, or dedicate himself to Speculation; he was still too fickle for that. True, he was not drawn now to one thing and now to another – thinking was and remained his passion – but he still lacked the self-discipline required for acquiring a deeper coherence. Both the significant and the insignificant attracted him equally as points of departure for his pursuits; the result was not of great consequence – only the movements of thought as such interested him. Sometimes he noticed that he reached one and the same conclusion from quite different starting points, but this did not in any deeper sense engage his attention. His delight was always just to be pressing on; wherever he suspected a labyrinth, he had to find the way. Once he had started, nothing could bring him to a halt. If he found the going difficult and became tired of it before he ought, he would adopt a very simple remedy – he would shut himself up in his room, make everything as festive as possible, and then say loudly and clearly: I will do it. He had learned from his father that one can do what one wills, and his father’s life had not discredited this theory. Experiencing this had given Johannes indescribable pride; that there could be something one could not do when one willed it was unbearable to him. But his pride did not in the least indicate weakness of will, for when he had uttered these energetic words he was ready for anything; he then had a still higher goal – to penetrate the intricacies of the problem by force of will. This again was an adventure that inspired him. Indeed his life was in this way always adventurous. He needed no woods and wanderings for his adventures, but only what he possessed – a little room with one window.”

Johannes Climacus p. 22-23
1840s, Johannes Climacus (1841)

“The Spirit brings faith, the faith.”

Sören Kierkegaard книга For Self-Examination

Soren Kierkegaard, For Self-Examination, Hong p. 81
1850s, For Self-Examination (1851), It Is the Spirit Who Gives Life

“In vain do individual great men seek to mint new concepts and to set them in circulation — it is pointless. They are used for only a moment, and not by many, either, and they merely contribute to making the confusion even worse, for one idea seems to have become the fixed idea of the age: to get the better of one's superior. If the past may be charged with a certain indolent self-satisfaction in rejoicing over what it had, it would indeed be a shame to make the same charge against the present age (the minuet of the past and the gallop of the present). Under a curious delusion, the one cries out incessantly that he has surpassed the other, just as the Copenhageners, with philosophic visage, go out to Dyrehausen "in order to see and observe," without remembering that they themselves become objects for the others, who have also gone out simply to see and observe. Thus there is the continuous leap-frogging of one over the other — "on the basis of the immanent negativity of the concept", as I heard a Hegelian say recently, when he pressed my hand and made a run preliminary to jumping. — When I see someone energetically walking along the street, I am certain that his joyous shout, "I am coming over," is to me — but unfortunately I did not hear who was called (this actually happened); I will leave a blank for the name, so everyone can fill in an appropriate name.”

Journals IA 328, 1835
1830s, The Journals of Søren Kierkegaard, 1830s

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