Chapter Three: The Aesthetic Possibilities of Prayer.
Chapter Three of the book "Works of Love?: Reflections on Works of Love," by Gene Fendt is presented. It presents the author's view on the aesthetic possibilities of Soeren Aabye Kierkegaard's "Works of Love." The author discusses the two kinds of poetry, naive and sentimental poetry, to examine Kie...
| Publicado en: | Works of Love? Reflection on Works of Love pp. 29 - 33 |
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Digitalia Publishing Corp.
1990
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| Sumario: | Chapter Three of the book "Works of Love?: Reflections on Works of Love," by Gene Fendt is presented. It presents the author's view on the aesthetic possibilities of Soeren Aabye Kierkegaard's "Works of Love." The author discusses the two kinds of poetry, naive and sentimental poetry, to examine Kierkegaard's concept of infinite possibility. He considers "Works of Love" as a prayer for Kierkegaard's religious readers. He mentions that the book, although exhibits wonderful poetry, is dangerous. |
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