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The Absurd Man: "Assured of his temporally limited freedom, of his revolt devoid of future, and of his mortal consciousness, he lives out his adventure within the span of his lifetime."

On Don Juan and his haters: "He is their worst enemy to the extent that he is ignorant of them."

This world has ceaseceased to have its reflection in a higher universe, but the heaven of forms is figured in the host of images on this earth.

Kierkegaard wants to be cured. To be cured is his frenzied wish, and it runs throughout his whole journal. The entire effort of his intelligence is to escape the antinomy of the human condition. An all the more desperate effort since he intermittently perceives its vanity when he speaks of himself, as if neither fear of God nor piety were capable of bringing him to peace.