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Kier·ke·gaard 
Audio Help [keer-ki-gahrd; Dan. keer-kuh-gawr] Pronunciation Key
Audio Help [keer-ki-gahrd; Dan. keer-kuh-gawr] Pronunciation Key –noun
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Audio Help [sɶ-ruhn aw-by] Pronunciation Key, 1813–55, Danish philosopher and theologian. |
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Kierkegaard
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Audio Help (kîr'kĭ-gärd', -gôr') Pronunciation Key
Danish religious philosopher. A precursor of modern existentialism, he insisted on the need for individual decision and leaps of faith in the search for religious truth, thereby contradicting Protestant rationalist theology. His works include Either/Or and Fear and Trembling (both 1843). |
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| Danish philosopher who is generally considered. along with Nietzsche, to be a founder of existentialism (1813-1855) |
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