Volume 16, Tome II

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Kierkegaard's writings blend philosophy with a rich literary quality, utilizing familiar literary figures and motifs to elucidate complex concepts. This literary dimension not only enhances the accessibility of his ideas but also reflects his deep engagement with narrative and character. By intertwining philosophical inquiry with literary elements, he invites readers to explore profound themes in a relatable and engaging manner, making his work resonate on multiple levels.