Кто такой Сёрен Кьеркегор? [S01:E99]

0:00 – The episode opens with the question of whether the philosopher is spelled "Кьеркегор" or "Киркегард". 3:06 – The hosts discuss the cultural context of Kierkegaard's philosophy. 5:11 – They examine why the label "existentialist" can obscure his ideas, and introduce key characters. 12:15 – The conversation turns to Kierkegaard's use of pseudonyms. 15:05 – They explore the irony and mash‑ups in his work. 17:43 – The hosts delve into his meta‑philosophy, the idea that existence is a foreign environment for thought, and the notion of the private thinker. 22:39 – They touch on perspectivism. 26:44 – The critique of systematic thinkers and the idea of a unified worldview is discussed, including why, for Hegel, we are doomed to lose the world. 30:42 – The episode covers Kierkegaard's views on other philosophers: Schelling, Romanticism, the questioning Socrates, Hegel, Augustine. 33:45 – The difference between the person and the "I", the concept of personality, loss of the "I", and lyrical dialectic are examined. 38:40 – The hosts outline the stages of faith and five fragments of life: the layperson, the aesthete, the ethicist, the post‑aesthetic aesthete, and the knight of faith. 52:20 – The episode concludes with a discussion of the dialectic of true faith and sin.