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克尔凯郭尔（人名）
1、He surprised me with his intimate knowledge of Kierkegaard and Schopenhauer.───他对克尔恺郭尔和叔本华的深刻了解令我感到惊奇。
2、again Kafka's thought runs parallel to Kierkegaard.───卡夫卡的思想于是再次与克尔凯郭尔的交汇到了一起。
3、Feng Zhi also claimed that he had been influenced by Rilke and Kierkegaard during his creation of the Collection of Sonnets.───冯至本人也曾声称自己在创作《十四行集》时接受过里尔克、克尔凯郭尔等人的影响。
4、The Seducer's Diary, then, becomes Kierkegaard's attempt to portray himself as a scoundrel and thus make their break easier for her.───该YouJian的日记，然后，成为克尔凯郭尔的企图描绘LiuMang自己是一个，从而使他们的休息方便她。
5、Heidegger and Kierkegaard both see that the more the human being is conscious of his own endlessness , the more he can surmount himself.───海德格与齐克果则皆以为主体愈体察其自己的有限性，却愈有自我提升的可能。
6、In a certain sense (let us think of Kierkegaard), it makes people cherish it.───从某种程度上说（我们可以想想克尔凯郭尔），它使得人们把这疾痛视为珍宝。
7、However, as the Danish existentialist Soren Kierkegaard acutely observed, the end result of this is often a life that is empty, not full.───然而，如丹麦存在主义者索伦•克尔恺郭尔 (Soren Kierkegaard)敏锐的评论：这样做的最终结果，常常是导致一个空虚、而非圆满的人生。
8、Kierkegaard is regarded as the first existentialist.───克尔凯郭尔被看作是第一个存在主义者。
9、Everything that Kierkegaard articulates is only a reference to these great structural reference points.───齐克果表达的这一切，只是提到这些伟大的结构的指称点。
1、Kierkegaard and Dostoevsky raised the flag of rebelling[sentencedict.com], but meanwhile they fell in to anxiety.
2、Kierkegaard theme of ideology is become a real human.
3、We have just seen how Kierkegaard rejected any idea that faith could be proved by the appeal to historical argument.
4、He surprised me with his intimate knowledge of Kierkegaard and Schopenhauer.
5、That means The Journals of Soren Kierkegaard.
6、Hegel claimed to have overcome paradox, but Kierkegaard was not convinced.
7、As Schopenhauer does , Kierkegaard criticizes traditional rationalism and Christian theology and initiates modern humanism.
8、Kierkegaard spent a great deal of his youth as a man-about-town and a student, studying for a degree in theology.
9、Kierkegaard is regarded as the first existentialist.