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Kierkegaard's socratic art

"In his monograph, Benjamin Daise finds support for Kierkegaard's claim that he was a midwife for Christendom. The idea of midwifery is developed by means of an analysis of portions of Plato's Meno." "Daise's analysis directly confronts interpretations of Kierkegaard/Cl...

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Main Author: Daise, Benjamin.
Format: Book
Language: English
Published: Macon, Ga. : Mercer University Press, 1999.
Physical Description: x, 134 pages ; 23 cm.
Edition: 1st ed.
Subjects:
Kierkegaard, Søren, -- 1813-1855 -- Authorship.
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505 0 0 |t Indirect Communication --  |t Socratic Art in Meno --  |t Preliminary Maneuvers --  |t Virtue Is Teachable Argument --  |t Virtue Is Not Teachable Argument --  |t Arguments as Art --  |t Indirect Communication as Socratic Art --  |t Direct/Indirect Distinction --  |t Pragmatic Rationale --  |t Ethical Rationale --  |t Communicating the Ethical --  |t Art in Communication --  |t Question of Philosophical Fragments --  |t Ostensible Method --  |t Opening Question --  |t Questions of the Title Page --  |t Concept of "Eternal" --  |t Direction of Fragments --  |t Paradox as Socratic Device --  |t Nature of the Challenge --  |t Significance of the Question --  |t Concern of Fragments --  |t Key Concepts --  |t God-Idea --  |t Existence-Communication or Doctrine --  |t Eternal --  |t Faith, Truth, and Subjectivity --  |t Eternity, Immortality, Infinity --  |t Ethics of Persuasion --  |t Objections to Direct Persuasion --  |t Ideal of Personhood --  |t One Ideal Assumption --  |t Assuming the Definance of Another. 
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