Kierkegaard’s Form of Writing and Use of Socrates in “At a Graveside”
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Este artículo examina el discurso de Kierkegaard “Junto a una tumba” de Tres discursos sobre ocasiones imaginarias. Se argumenta que este texto ilustra la manera especial de Kierkegaard de presentar sus ideas. El discurso es interdisciplinario, con elementos de literatura, filosofía y teología. Pero esto no quiere decir que sea una obra literaria, filosófica o teológica. Más bien, es una combinación de todas ellas que desafía la categorización en los géneros convencionales. Además, se argumenta que una parte importante de la forma de escribir de Kierkegaard en “Junto a la tumba” está relacionada con su conocida emulación de Sócrates.
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