Consideraciones en torno a lo ético y lo religioso en Temor y temblor

Abstract

In this paper the author draws a brief and elemental analysis of the Kierkegaardian text Fear and Trembling with a particular focus on the aesthetic, ethic and religious spheres, asking for a possible interrelationship between them. From these, the author makes a series of particular annotations on the underlying problems of the doctrine that Kierkegaard offers in this work. Those observations range between the works of the danish philosopher and what the philosophy of language would have to say for that matter. The use of these philosophical tools determines for the author some spots of delusion in Kierkegaard and other inconsistencies in the enunciation of the religious thought from the perspective of Johannes de Silentio against Søren Kierkegaard as an individual.