Kierkegaard (s? Aabye Kierkegaard, 18 13 ~ 1855), a Danish Christian thinker. A pioneer of existentialism. Born in Copenhagen on May 5th, 2003, 18 1855, 165438+ 10/. He studied theology at the University of Copenhagen in his early years and was famous for criticizing rational philosophy, especially hegelianism. Its philosophical purpose is to demonstrate the principle of individuality and belief in God through personal experience. In his view, existence is an individual existence composed of pain, worry, loneliness, despair, lust, enthusiasm and other emotions. Individuals constantly surpass themselves, tend to God, and define themselves in the "absolute opposition" relationship with God. Most of his philosophical thoughts are expressed through literary works, often in the form of diaries and aphorisms. His thoughts had a great influence in Germany, France and other countries after the First World War, and played a leading role in the emergence and development of existentialism. He is the author of Either-or: Fragments in Life and so on.
Put forward who I am and then commit suicide at the age of 27.