Fear And Trembling/repetition : Kierkegaard's W... May 2026

Writing as , Kierkegaard examines how an individual can reclaim their identity and "repeat" their life in a meaningful way.

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If you are citing this work, the edition (translated by Howard and Edna Hong) is the standard academic source. It includes both texts in a single volume with extensive historical notes. Writing as , Kierkegaard examines how an individual

: Contrast the failed aesthetic attempt at repetition (trying to recreate a past experience exactly) with religious repetition, which is a spiritual renewal or "becoming". It includes both texts in a single volume

: Distinguish between the Tragic Hero (who stays within the ethical for a universal good) and the Knight of Faith (who stands in a private relationship with God). 2. The Concept of Repetition (Repetition)