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Gjentagelsen. Et Forsøg i den experimenterende Psychologi af Constantin Constantius. - A SPLENDID COPY IN THE ORIGINBAL BINDING

1843réf. 62218Kjøbenhavn Reitzel 1843. Small 8vo. 157 pp. Original blue cardboard-binding. The spine has been restored but it has the original printed paper title-label partly preserved. Hinges are a bit weak and there is some edgewear. Browning and brownspotting but not more than usual. Completely uncut. Housed in a nice custom-made half lather box in pastiche style with richly gilt spine. The first edition in the very rare original blue binding with most of the original printed title-label preserved. REPETITION – not only the title of one of his most significant books but also a key concept in the philosophy of Kierkegaard – was written during the same brief spell of feverish activity that also produced Fear and Trembling; the two books were even published on the same day. ”Say what you will this question will play a very important role in modern philosophy for repetition is a crucial expression for what “recollection” was to the Greeks. Just as they taught that all knowing is a recollecting modern philosophy will teach that all life is a repetition.” Repetition p. 3 – translation by Hong Kierkegaard states in the beginning of his treatise anticipating the importance that his concept of Repetition is to have for modern philosophy. Written in the narrative form of an experimental novel centered on two stories that are internally linked Kierkegaard lets us understand what Repetition could be and what it is in his philosophy. The first story portrays Repetition as something empty and trivial whereas the second portrays it as an ethical category that is inextricably linked to religion. Repetition is that which makes it possible for man to become and to remain present in the present. Kierkegaard’s explanation of his key concept of Repetition is exhausted in the present work but it also plays a significant role throughout his later works and is considered one of the key concepts in his philosophy. The work is centered around the story of a young man who has fallen in love with an innocent young girl to whom he has become engaged. But finding himself unable to consummate the love because of poetic stirrings inside himself he tries to understand what is going on inside him and whether or not he should break off the engagement. The elderly Constantin Constantius one of Kierkegaard’s numerous pseudonyms interferes with the emotions of our young man and begins to conduct speculative experiments with him that are meant to investigate whether a repetition of the relationship with the girl of the young man’s feelings etc. might be possible. At the end of the first part the young man flees Copenhagen and leaves the girl presumably at her wits’ end. Later she marries someone else and the young man transforms into the true poet that he could only be when unattached to the girl he loved. It does not take much of an imagination to link this story to the Kierkegaard’s own wildly famous love story and failed engagement to Regine Olsen. It all begins in 1837 when Kierkegaard meets the lovely young girl Regine Olsen at a visit to the widowed Cathrine Rørdam. Three years later in September 1840 after having corresponded frequently with her and visited her on numerous occasions Kierkegaard decides to ask for her hand in marriage. She and her family accept but the following day Kierkegaard regrets his decision and ends up finally breaking off the engagement in October 1841. Disregarding the scandal the heartbreak his own included and the numerous pleas from family members and friends alike Kierkegaard’s tortured soul still searching for God and for the meaning of faith cannot continue living with the promise of marriage. Later the same month he flees Copenhagen and the scandal surrounding the broken engagement. He leaves for Berlin the first of his four stays there clearly tortured by his decision but also intent on not being able to go through with the engagement. As is evident from his posthumously published Papers Kierkegaard’s only way out of the relationship was to play a charming but cold villain a charlatan not betraying his inner thoughts and feelings. It is during his stay in Berlin his first of four altogether right after the rupture of the engagement that he begins writing Either-Or parts of which like Repetition can be read as an almost autobiographical rendering of his failed engagement. Repetition more than any other work lets us see how Kierkegaard came to be as an author through his tumultuous inner life during his engagement and the ending of it. Like Fear and Trembling there are no presentation-copies known to exist of Repetition. Himmelstrup 53 unknown

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Gesammelte Werke und Tagebücher Gesamtausgabe in 32 Bänden.

2004réf. 83617Simmerath: Grevenberg Verlag Dr. Ruff & Co. OHG 2004. Uniform navy-blue paperback volumes text in German complete set of 32 volumes Abt. 138 incl. Tagebücher Bände IV and Registerband; individual volumes range from approx. viiixxxii preliminary pages plus 148570 text pages each; paperback Broschiert; very good/ fine condition see picture. Complete set of 32 paperback volumes Grevenberg Verlag Simmerath. Titles and ISBNs per volume: Abt.1 Entweder/Oder I ISBN 3936762112 Abt.2/3 Entweder/Oder II ISBN 3936762120 Abt.4 Furcht und Zittern ISBN 3936762139 Abt.5/6 Die Wiederholung / Drei erbauliche Reden 1843 ISBN 3936762147 Abt.7/9 Erbauliche Reden 1843/44 ISBN 3936762155 Abt.10 Philosophische Brocken / De omnibus dubitandum est ISBN 3936762163 Abt.11/12 Der Begriff Angst / Vorworte ISBN 3936762171 Abt.13/14 Erbauliche Reden 1844/1845 ISBN 393676218X Abt.15 Stadien auf des Lebens Weg ISBN 3936762198 Abt.16 Abschliessende unwissenschaftliche Nachschrift Bd.I ISBN 3936762201 Abt.16 Abschliessende unwissenschaftliche Nachschrift Bd.II ISBN 393676221X Abt.17 Eine literarische Anzeige ISBN 3936762228 Abt.18 Erbauliche Reden in verschiedenem Geist ISBN 3936762236 Abt.19 Der Liebe Tun ISBN 3936762244 Abt.20 Christliche Reden 1848 ISBN 3936762252 Abt.21/23 Kleine Schriften 1848/49 ISBN 3936762260 Abt.24/25 Die Krankheit zum Tode / Der Hohepriester der Zöllner die Sünderin ISBN 3936762279 Abt.26 Einübung im Christentum ISBN 3936762287 Abt.27/29 Erbauliche Reden 1850/51 / Zur Selbstprüfung ISBN 3936762295 Abt.30 Erstlingsschriften ISBN 3936762309 Abt.31 Über den Begriff der Ironie ISBN 3936762317 Abt.32 Der Corsarenstreit ISBN 3936762325 Abt.33 Die Schriften über sich selbst ISBN 3936762333 Abt.34 Der Augenblick ISBN 3936762341 Abt.35 Briefe ISBN 393676235X Abt.36 Das Buch über Adler ISBN 3936762368 Abt.37 Registerband ISBN 3936762376 Tagebücher Bd.I ISBN 3936762384 Tagebücher Bd.II ISBN 3936762392 Tagebücher Bd.III ISBN 3936762406 Tagebücher Bd.IV ISBN 3936762414 Tagebücher Bd.V ISBN 3936762422. Grevenberg Verlag Dr. Ruff & Co. OHG paperback

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