10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DESPAIRER»
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despairer in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
despairer and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Kierkegaard-Arg Philosophers
One might say that, so long as the self remains a private asylum to be resorted to
in secrecy, the despairer is unlikely to attract the attention that might lead to his
being pressed into a public one. There are now three possibilities. There can be
a ...
2
Intimate Relationships: Pain and Joy
ThenI weepat the'worthlessness' ofall I have done (Despairer). Hurry Up: I have
invitations to three parties on New Year's Eve. I accept them all (Driver). I get to
the first very early and leave justasthings are warmingup (Maladaptor) to go onto
...
3
Fortunate Fallibility: Kierkegaard and the Power of Sin
The weak despairer who does not want to be himself rejects the synthetic human
nature that occasions and registers his despair. This self recognizes that, without
the polarity between eternal and temporal, he would not be able to see the ...
4
The Wisdom of Kierkegaard
If outward help comes,then life returnsto the despairer, he begins where he left off
; hehad no self, and aselfhe did not become,but he continues to live on withonly
the quality of immediacy.Ifoutward help doesnot come, theninreal life something ...
5
Kierkegaard and Philosophy: Selected Essays
So if, in Gilson's paraphrase, despair is the appetite's retreat from itself to the
accompaniment of rancour against its former object, the question is in what way
can the object nevertheless remain attractive to the despairer? There are three ...
With wild cries of "The Despairer! The Despairer!" the appalled multitude fled;
leaving the two kings frozen on their throne, quaking and quailing, their teeth
rattling like dice. The Despairer strode toward them; when, recovering their
senses, ...
Herman Melville, Thomas G. Tanselle, 1982
7
Mardi: And a Voyage Thither
With wild cries of “ The Despairer! The Despairer !” the appalled multitude fled;
leaving the two kings frozen on their throne, quaking and quailing, their teeth
rattling like dice. The Despairer strode toward them ; when, recovering their
senses, ...
8
Blake, Kierkegaard, and the Spectre of Dialectic
The weak despairer thinks he is in despair over his weakness, but Anti-Climacus
objects “just as if it were not pride which attached such prodigious weight to
weakness, just as if it were not because he wanted to be proud of himself that he
...
9
Herman Melville: Typee, Omoo, Mardi: (Library of America #1)
Withwild criesof“The Despairer!The Despairer!”the appalled multitude fled;
leaving the two kings frozen on their throne, quaking and quailing, their teeth
rattling like dice. The Despairer strode toward them; when,recovering their
senses, ...
Herman Melville, G. Thomas Tanselle, 2014
10
Kierkegaard and Nietzsche on the Best Way of Life: A New ...
11 Under the heading “despair of weakness,” Anti Climacus also
discussesthedespair “of theeternal or over oneself,” in whichthe despairer
becomes awareof the weaknessof being so attached to earthly enjoyment
butnow despairs overthis ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DESPAIRER»
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despairer is used in the context of the following news items.
Remembrances of Ben J. Wattenberg, 1933-2015
He had hope about that — he was no declinist or despairer. He was a Democrat who loved his party in an almost ancestral way but he resisted ... «American Enterprise Institute, Jul 15»
In the Mad House: Lunch with Max Hastings
On that score, Hastings is “not a despairer. I do believe in life one has to be. You have to believe. You don't despair. I do meet people in the ... «New Zealand Listener, May 13»
