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The concept of regret and surrender in Soren Kierkegaard

2020
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Advisor: Dr. Mustafa Yıldırım

Abstract (EN)

The aim of this study is to reveal the existence and God consciousness by freing the individual from the chaos of midern time. To evaluate this is based on the concepts Kierkegaard deals with. Kierkegaard's concepts are (aestthetic, ethical, religious areas of existence, despair, anxiety, fear, distress, terror, painful) individual live these concepts throughout his life. Alhough these concepts seem negative, they have the ability to bring the individual to himself and create it. Because the individual realizes these concepts and attains both his own self and the existence of God. Thus, he senses the existence of the absolute and realizes the faith. İn this resperct, the concept of faith is an important on efor the individual and will make his life meaningful. İt is the power in itself fot the individual. The individual cannot see this power in time. Everything he experiences deprives him of this power. But after a while he finds himself under the influence of the concepts he faces in the face of the crisis of life. The present invention is a tool that leads to regret and surrender for the individual under all circumstances. Believing in this aspect is a way of salvation that constitutes the belief of the individual and all the traubles he faces in life. But above all, the condition for the individual to realize his own existence and the existence of God is to make a choice. The choice, which has an important place in the Kierkegaard philosophy, manifests itself anytime and anywhere. The individual must make a choice in the fields of existence or in the concepts of unrest fort the individual. İn this respect, the election has an important place in finding God by presenting the individual's surrender and his own existence.

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Dr. Sinan Abonoz

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Sinan Abonoz (Master Thesis). The concept of regret and surrender in Soren Kierkegaard, 2020, Çankırı Karatekin Üniversitesi.

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