Tag: Jacques Derrida

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Epistemology Existentialism Fear and Trembling G. W. F. Hegel German Idealism Immanuel Kant Johannes de Silentio Lee Braver Realism and Anti-Realism Søren Kierkegaard

Lee Braver on Kierkegaard and Transgressive Realism

Here are some blog-adapted scraps I’ve decided not to use for a paper, but seem to me to be nonetheless worth saving. They also touch on some of the issues I’ve been gesturing toward in Hart and Zuidervaart in previous posts. In an essay entitled “A Brief History of Continental Realism,”[1] Braver offers a historical […]

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Constantin Constantinus Hermeneutics Johannes Climacus Metaphysics Philosophy Repetition Søren Kierkegaard Sickness Unto Death Slavoj Zizek The Young Man

Developments in Studying Repetition

I’ve been reading quite a bit and feel like I’m inches away from cracking this slippery concept. A lot of my conclusions seem elementary now, but I’m glad to have gotten here. Here are some further developments I’m noting: In What Ways Repetition is Impossible: Reality can never have an exact repetition because every thing […]