• Contents

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Preface/Introduction

• Preface Preface

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KIERKEGAARD’S AUTHORSHIP AND RECONSIDERATION OF THE CONCEPT OF SUBJECT

• What is ‘An Existential Contribution’? Article

  Edward F. Mooney

  6-18

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• Existential Dimensions in Kierkegaard’s Perception of Self Article

  Tamar Aylat-Yaguri

  19-28

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• Kierkegaard’s Existential !erapy and the Problem of the Subject Article

  Татьяна Щитцова

  29-38

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EXISTENCE AND/AS THE RELIGIOUS

• Anxious Spirits – Pneumatology in Heidegger, Paul, and Kierkegaard Article

  Hans Ruin

  39-52

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• Religious Wiederholung: Søren Kierkegaard and Giorgio Agamben Article

  Rita Šerpytytė

  53-67

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• Existential Practice: Relating to the Infinite Article

  Anne Louise Nielsen

  68-77

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• Between Abstraction and Theology. On the Heritage of Kierkegaard’s Project of the Subjective Thinker in K. Jaspers and M. Heidegger Article

  Jakub Marek

  78-87

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FROM SELF TO THE OTHERNESS

• “Othered” Existence. Thoughts on Søren Kierkegaard, Georg Simmel and Emmanuel Levinas’ Diachrony and Representation (1982) in a Political Perspective Essay

  Burkhard Liebsch

  88-106

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• Death, Solitude, and Being-With Article

  Mélissa Fox-Murathon

  107-122

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• Intersubjectivity or Interexistentiality? Kierkegaard’s Conception of Existential Communication Article

  Velga Vevere

  123-137

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SINGLE INDIVIDUAL AND/IN THERAPY

• “As the history of the race moves on, the individual begins constantly anew”. The Relevance of Kierkegaard’s Concept of the Single Individual for Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Article

  Alice Holzhey-Kunz

  138-152

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• My Journey with Kierkegaard: From the Paradoxical Self to the Polarized Mind Article

  Kirk Schneider

  153-158

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• The Healing Relationship for Women in Prostitution Article

  Dalia Puidokienė, Juha Perttula

  159-172

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