Kierkegaard and temporality: a rereading from greek sources
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https://doi.org/10.51660/riftp52319Keywords:
temporality, possibility, paradox, instant, kairosAbstract
With Kierkegaard's investigations about time and eternity, we will auscultate some Greek sources. In Begrebet Angest, the tension between these dimensions it corresponds to a central aspect of existence: anguish, distinctive note of the human being, perceives their their guilt, and the possibility of freedom, linked to its possibility, presume the becoming. Additionally, in Smuler, conceptual thought is obliged to leave its logic in front of the presence of paradox. And so, as the recognition of original sin has served to constitute a moment of individuation, the specific moment of faith becomes the instant in which an individual decides whether to accept or reject the paradox that an eternal God has entered the historical time to redeem him. The Oieblikket, determined as the starting point culmination of actions and decisions, is displayed, in our opinion, as kairology. Conception that updates the way we experience temporality.
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