Kierkegaard

What Dominique Pagani says

Dominique Pagani mentions Kierkegaard in passing in a few sessions, always in relation to Hegel or to the history of philosophy. He first links him to the defence of the individual's point of view against the Hegelian system. Sartre takes up this point of view against Hegel, in the preface to Simon Verdun's thesis on Clouscard1. In a "Musicosophie" session devoted to Schubert, he carries this opposition between the subject and Hegelian reconciliation over to shed light on a musical question2. He also draws on Kierkegaard's thinking on anxiety, which he counts among the most profound on the subject3. He connects him with the Gospel saying on scandal, which he calls terrible, in a session on Ulysses and Daedalus4. Finally, in a session on Heidegger, he cites him among other names in the history of metaphysics5. The passages include no close reading of a specific work.

1. 1Préface au mémoire de Simon Verdun, « La critique du néokantisme chez Michel Clouscard », soutenue à l’ENS DE Paris, sanctionnée par une mention très bien.5 Jul 2018 · 8:30
2. 2Musicosophie 1. Schubert et les maîtres chanteurs3 Dec 2020 · 4:45
3. 3#2 - Les Attelé(e)s de la Confinitude30 Mar 2020 · 47:52
4. 4#3.5 D'Ulysse à Dédale1 Aug 2017 · 1:48:34
5. 5Heidegger ou la Panzer Philosophie • Q&A Philosophique • Dominique Pagani21 May 2021 · 8:51

Summary produced automatically from 5 of the passages below, to be reviewed; the numbers link to the moment in the session.