Søren Kierkegaard Quote

Consciousness presupposes itself, and asking about its origin is an idle and just as sophistical a question as that old one, What came first, the fruit-tree or the stone? Wasn't there a stone out of which came the first fruit-tree? Wasn't there a fruit-tree from which came the first stone? Journals and Papers, Hannay, 1996 1843 IVA49


The Journals of Søren Kierkegaard


Consciousness presupposes itself, and asking about its origin is an idle and just as sophistical a question as that old one, What came first, the...

Consciousness presupposes itself, and asking about its origin is an idle and just as sophistical a question as that old one, What came first, the...

Consciousness presupposes itself, and asking about its origin is an idle and just as sophistical a question as that old one, What came first, the...

Consciousness presupposes itself, and asking about its origin is an idle and just as sophistical a question as that old one, What came first, the...