Kierkegaard and Kant Dr Will Simonson

Kierkegaard and Kant Dr Will SimonsonReveals that Kierkegaard's ideas are far more deeply influenced by Kant than previously recognized, reshaping the perceived divide between faith and reason. What if one of philosophy's most celebrated rebels wasn't as far from tradition as we've been led to believe? In this bold and compelling study, Ronald M. Green invites readers into an intellectual detective story, one that challenges long standing assumptions about Kierkegaard's relationship to

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