“In Kierkegaard's Instant, author David J. Kangas reveals Kierkegaard's radical thinking about temporality and argues for his central role in the contemporary critique of metaphysics and representation.”
“Kangas's theoretical contribution, and his careful locating of Kierkegaard in historial context, allows him to bring even the most enigmatic of Kierkegaardian texts to life.”
— Vanessa Rumble, Boston College
“Kangas's theoretical contributionand his careful locating of Kierkegaard in historial context, allows him to bring even the most enigmatic of Kierkegaardian texts to life. ”
— Vanessa Rumble, Boston College
“. . . [This] closely-argued and scrupulously-sourced [volume] . . . make[s] an important contribution to Kierkegaard Studies and to the important work of situating Kierkegaard's vocabulary and concerns in the intellectual context of his time. . .Vol. 65 2009”
— P. Stokes, Soren Kierkegaard Research Ctr, U Copenhagen
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