Temor y temblor / Repetición: Escritos de Kierkegaard, vol. 6

Exploring the Key Works of Søren Kierkegaard

This volume brings together two of the most influential works by the Danish philosopher Søren Kierkegaard: Fear and Trembling and Repetition. Translated by Edna H. Hong and Howard V. Hong, these editions are part of the prestigious Kierkegaard's Writings collection. Both works address fundamental questions about existence, faith, anxiety, and the search for meaning in a complex world.

What makes Fear and Trembling essential reading?

Fear and Trembling is a profound reflection on the biblical story of Abraham and Isaac. Kierkegaard explores the concept of faith as a paradox that transcends universal ethics. Readers have highlighted the work's ability to provoke reflection that lasts long after the book is closed. Each page invites questioning one's own beliefs and confronting existential anguish.

Repetition: a philosophical masterpiece

Repetition is a philosophical novel that examines the nature of repetition and its relationship to identity and change. Through an engaging narrative, Kierkegaard presents ideas that challenge traditional conceptions of time and experience. Many critics consider this work the jewel of the volume, combining literature and philosophy in a unique way.

Why is this volume relevant for anxiety and mental well-being?

Although not a self-help book, Kierkegaard's ideas on anguish and faith offer a profound perspective for those seeking to understand anxiety from a philosophical point of view. The work invites reflection that can help put daily concerns into perspective and find meaning beyond fear.

Reader reviews

Readers have praised the depth of Fear and Trembling, noting that a single page can generate hours of reflection. Others highlight Repetition as a masterpiece that brilliantly combines narrative and philosophy. These reviews reflect the lasting impact of Kierkegaard's work on those who delve into his thought.

Product Information

• Format: Paperback
• Weight: 539 grams
• Dimensions: 13.97 x 3.18 x 21.59 cm
• Language: English
• Publisher: Princeton University Press