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This collection of fresh new essays makes a considerable contribution to a new and fairer understanding of Kierkegaard that is now being developed; until now, his individualism has been considered antisocial. In Two Ages he shows how his concept of the individual can be negotiated into a braod critique of modern liberal society, politics, and to an extent economics. This new understanding of Kierkegaad will also throw light on the first existentialist critique of modernity, as aspect of Kierkegaard's thought that has been almost completely neglected.
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