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    Soren Kierkegaard

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    Soren Kierkegaard – A Core Theme Friendly Overview Our exploration of existentialism began by tracing out some indications of its philosophical background. We identified a shift in philosophical perspective in the outlook of Brentano and traced out the methodological background to existentialism in phenomenology and the analytical method characteristic of the phenomenological approach developed by Husserl and Heidegger. We then moved on to begin our examination of the intellectual and ideological

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    Augustine & Kierkegaard

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    infinite resignation and faith‚ both of which deal with the way in which people approach the events that occur in their life. Thinking of Augustine in terms of Johannes de Silentio begs the question: which applies to Augustine? Is Augustine a knight of faith or a knight of infinite resignation? When Silentio writes on the knights of infinite resignation he speaks of those who resign to the irrationality of their situation and will act out of obedience rather than faith‚ which speaks to those who

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    Kierkegaard and Sartre

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    Existentialism Soren Kierkegaard * Hegel’s Philosophy * Forgot about existence * Makes choices and establishes * “Personal commitment” * “Truth is subjectivity.” * “Thinks existentially” Existence – reserved for the individual human being. To exist – an individual who strives‚ who considers alternatives‚ who chooses‚ who decides‚ and who‚ above all‚ makes a commitment. “Think in existence” – to recognize that one is faced with personal choices. Actors vs. Spectators

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    The Leap

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    In the short story "The Leap" author Louise Erdrich provides her readers with an intriguing story about a daughters courageous mother‚ whos risk taking experiences changed her life. Erdrich wants her readers to understand that you cant take everything in life for granted‚ because in a spilt second you might lost it all. In order to lead readers to discover this meaning Erdrich uses charcterization‚ allowing the reader to get a true feeling of Anna Avalon through her actions‚ the way she speaks

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    Reflection Paper #1 Kierkegaard Kierkegaard was a devout Christian and a deeply religious writer. His works explore some of the important features of Christianity‚ and he deeply explores some of the key stories at the heart of the Bible such as Adam and Eve‚ and Abraham and Isaac. Through his works‚ the reader is allowed an insight into Kierkegaard’s own personal Christianity‚ and an insight into what he feels is required to be a Christian. His Christianity is centered on faith. Fear and Trembling

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    The Leap

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    Francisco Mata Mrs. Harschlip Eng 102 “The Leap” In James Dickey’s poem “The Leap‚” he tells about his memory of a “thin/and muscular‚ wide-mouthed‚ eager to prove” (21-22) girl‚ Jane MacNaughton. He talks about how she goes from being‚ “the fastest runner in the seventh grade”‚ (3) to a “Mother of four.” (28) Jane who spurned the earth‚ as a seventh grade runner‚ left behind the “slow-footed yokels” (44) in her cloud of dust. The playground champion is finally overcome by reality. She

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    Krystal Garcia 11/30/15 Essay #3 Fear & Trembling Kierkegaard’s concept of faith is an ’illuminating’ one‚ he speaks about the concept of how faith is like a double edged sword. On one hand you can be good and follow God’s will or you can do what is right and moral. The example he uses is the biblical story of Abraham and his son Isaac. In the story Abraham was tasked with sacrificing his only son on God’s command. Abraham’s son was supposed to be a burnt sacrifice since back then only

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    Kierkegaards believed that each individual goes through three stages in their life. The first stage he called The Aesthetic Stage‚ according to Kierkegaard we are all born into this stage‚ although this stage can occur at anytime in a person’s life. A person‚ in the aesthetic stage is extremely carefree‚ basically only thinking of themselves and how they can get the most pleasure out of their life‚ they have little regard for others‚ rules‚ structure‚ and how their actions may affect anyone else

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    the act of being authentic that is meeting certain quality standards in life. According to Kierkegaard‚ authenticity is based on an individual finding out authentic faith and becoming true to oneself. This is where a person is not influenced by any factor in becoming themselves‚ but instead‚ they develop their character (Ashman‚ 2007). Kierkegaard argued that the social media news and the Christianity faiths play a significant role in presenting a challenge in hindering human beings from becoming

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    Leap Motion

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    The technology for Leap Motion was first developed in 2008‚ while co-founder David Holz was studying for a Ph.D. in mathematics. Following an initial angel investment‚ Holz co-founded the company in 2010 with his childhood friend Michael Buckwald. The company raised a $1.3M seed financing round in June 2011 with investments from venture capital firms Andreessen Horowitz‚ Founders Fund‚ and SOSventures‚ as well as several angel investors.[3] In May 2012‚ Leap Motion announced a $12.75M Series A funding

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