Where should I start with him?

>>9723764
have you read hegel?

>>9723764
Either/Or and honestly that is the only thing I liked. If your are interesting in larping as a Christian you might like "The Sickness Unto Death"

Anybody here know Danish? How different is the original vs translations?

I'm asking because I know intermediate level German and I've heard that Danish is a pretty similar language.

>>9723906
>Either/Or
I shall start here then, good sir. Thanks for the advice.

>>9723917
No problem anon i hope you are edified by reading it.

>>9723906
HEY, i only read Fear and trembling and didn't liked it... but i do love the Elliott Smith album Either/or, could you ellaborate on why you thought this book was better? Does it focus more on the aesthetic and stuff or religion and stuff? thanks mate

These responses are fucking atrocious, what the hell is this board?

>>9723930
It is an argument between aesthetic and morality and he gives each side a compelling voice. I think he wanted to depict the aesthetic lifestyle as devoid of meaning ultimately but it isn't dull about it. Eliot Smith is pretty great too. Sometimes I want to turn white as a saint too.

>>9723963
Wow what an informative post

>>9723930
Fun fact. Elliott Smith studied Kierkegaard while attending Hampshire college, and while in Heatmiser, Neil Gust would sometimes introduce him on stage as Soren Kierkegaard.

>>9723963
What do you suggest?