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Repetition and Philosophical Crumbs are two complementary works by Søren Kierkegaard that provide insight into the breadth and depth of his philosophical thought. Repetition explores the concept of whether genuine repetition is possible in human experience, delving into notions of love, time, and selfhood. Philosophical Crumbs (also known as Philosophical Fragments) investigates the nature of faith and its relationship with reason, presenting a critique of philosophical attempts to comprehend Christianity purely through rational thought. These works are presented in new translations that capture both the literary quality and philosophical precision of the originals. Edward F. Mooney's introduction provides guidance through Kierkegaard's key arguments and concepts, while the notes by Mooney and Piety clarify references and allusions within the texts. ​

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