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Existential characteristics in Kierkegaard
David, Keith R.
David, Keith R.
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1962-06
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Abstract
The fact of existence, particularly human existence,
has occupied my thinking much, even from the age of a child.
When the time came to select a thesis subject one of the
topics considered was existentialism. Until this ·study was
undertaken, however, the only notion of what the word meant
came from hearing the term used by acquaintances and an occasional
reference in a published article. My concept of
existentialism was vague. During the last few years there
has been an increasing use of the term by theologians, philosophers,
and even novelists and poets. The context in
which the word was used in each instance so aroused my curiosity
that this study was undertaken to identify the referent
for existentialism.
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Preface -- Introduction -- Chapter I. Brief biographical account of kierkegaard -- Chapter II. Sources and representative characteristics of existentialism -- Chapter III. Kierkegaard as an existentialist -- Chapter IV. Kierkegaard viewed from the twentieth century -- Bibliography
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Thesis (M.A.)-- University of Wichita, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Dept. of Philosophy and Religious Education
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Wichita State University
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Wichita State University