Una cuestión de intensidad. La significación estético-religiosa del Eros en el pensamiento de S. Kierkegaard

Revista de Filosofía (Madrid) 38 (1):99-119 (2013)
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The article explains the extent in which, in Kierkegaard’s thought, the genesis of Eros has a significance that is at once aesthetic and religious. It then restates the meaning of the aesthetic and the religious, and shows how the intensity with which both dimensions are experienced blends them in matrimony. The article then goes on to redefine the concept of matrimony on the basis of a hermeneutics of the notion of resolution. Finally, it specifies hope as the ultimate meaning of the conjunction of the aesthetic and the religious in Eros

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10.5209/rev_resf.2013.v38.n1.41965

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Kierkegaard und die Phänomenologie der Ehe.E. Tielsch - 1957 - Zeitschrift für Philosophische Forschung 11 (2):161 - 187.

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