11 janvier 2013
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Göran Printz-Påhlson, « Part Ten. Kierkegaard the Poet », Open Book Publishers, ID : 10670/1.gs7gry
1 One of the disadvantages with the present-day critical and philosophical climate, fertile and exciting as it undoubtedly is, is not so much the apocalyptic tone that, for instance, Jacques Derrida has observed, but even more a predilection for recursiveness, a certain tendency to retrograde movement, tactical manoeuvres, which set their sight on goals further and further back, nearer to the origins of things and ideas. Although such a delaying strategy is hardly foreign to Kierkegaard’s own...