Kierkegaardian Reflections
AnarchierkegaardAn examination of Kierkegaard, anarchism, and the sceptic's view on a Christian approach to radical politics
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
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| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 36 |
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A short polemic on linguistic trickery
Today, I stumbled upon something in the corpus of a liberal theologian worth considering (a humbling realisation for one as opposed to liberalising tendencies within the church outright, I must add, my reader). Concerning the intersection o...
The Joy of Responsibility
Strange coincidences can lead us into strange strings of events that are seemingly tied together in tidier packages than we could ever have put together prior to passing through the crucible of experience. No doubt, my reader, your mind mig...
That Blessed Apocalypse
Not too long ago, I stumbled across I Don’t Care About the Issues, a short article by notable contemporary philosophy Michael Huemer. A fellow anarchist, I was intrigued to find out how Huemer saw the American election (when we were still i...
On Murder
Recent events1 have forced the odious conversation about moral relativism and ideological self-justification into the minds of “the public” on an international scale. It is interesting that in a world where “nothing happens”, something did ...
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An exploration of the overlap in Kierkegaard's thought, pessimism, and a particular flavour of anarchism.
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