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Solomon Lecture - Kierkegaard On Subjectivity

I picked this one because I was talking about it on a message board.  Here you go:


Robert C. Solomon - Kierkegaard on Subjective Truth (1)
Robert C. Solomon - Kierkegaard on Subjective Truth (1)
Robert C. Solomon
Robert C. Solomon - Kierkegaard on Subjective Truth (2)
Robert C. Solomon - Kierkegaard on Subjective Truth (2)
Robert C. Solomon

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a
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You are wonderful!!! Thank you so much for posting this.

Did Solomon's approach fit with the your previous understanding of Kierkegaard?
lightandstorm
He definitely did add to it. There were two other lectures on Kierkegaard as well. This one was in the middle. :)

How about for you? Did something strike you as out of place?
a
No. Nothing seemed out of place. It was really helpful for me. I liked how he came at the religious aspect of Kierkegaard. I think that totally flies in the face of how a lot of the more conservatively religious interpret him - especially in terms of "should". Solomon said that what he was teaching was similar to Buddhism and Taoism which is what I thought when I read him, but Dreyfus didn't see it this way at all. I think I even wrote about that somewhere along the way. I loved Dreyfus presentation and got a ton out of it, but after having read Solomon's book on Nietzsche and hearing this lecture you've posted, I definitely think Solomon's understanding works better with my own. ,
lightandstorm
Yeah. Solomon did quite a good job. I'm really enjoying his lecture series. :)

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