Examples of using Kierkegaard in English and their translations into Czech
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Take a look at kierkegaard.
Kierkegaard was more demanding.
It's Camus and Kierkegaard.
Was it Kierkegaard or Dick Van Patten who said.
They called kierkegaard.
Kierkegaard said that we must leap to faith.
You are forgetting Kierkegaard.
Despair is what Kierkegaard called the sickness unto death.
Let's return to Kierkegaard.
Kierkegaard on the other hand said we must leap to faith.
I know it's not Kierkegaard, but.
Not the actual Ching itself, butI have dabbled in kierkegaard.
I had a fight with Kierkegaard this afternoon.
Or a little bit of Nietzsche? Kierkegaard?
Kierkegaard says that we're all in despair unless we find God.
And a man they called kierkegaard.
What Kierkegaard categorized as the"sickness unto death. Perhaps my parents suffered from despair in weakness and defiance.
Made me wish I knew something about kierkegaard.
In that case, I will quote Kierkegaard on your relationship to humanity.
If you saw two people talking about Kierkegaard.
In those who maintain perfect reserve. But Kierkegaard also maintained that suicide was the greater risk.
Introduce me as… a"Spy of God", according to Kierkegaard.
Kierkegaard. to take a leap of faith, cause that was Kierkegaard's thing, right? I think he was sending us a message?
What do you think about writing a rap musical about Kierkegaard?
That's a pity. But then again, Kierkegaard would say, the very idea of individual identity was long ago subsumed by the specter of the public.
The qualitative distinction between God and man. What Kierkegaard was defining was.
So I thought that you mightaccept this manuscript instead. I regret to say that I could not find your Kierkegaard.
Perhaps my parents suffered from despair in weakness and defiance… what Kierkegaard categorized as the"sickness unto death.
Can't imagine any of Britney's songs being inspired by Kierkegaard.
And now," I have run out of namedropping",- First,it's Camus and Kierkegaard, so let's break into somewhere.