Similarities Between Fear And Trembling Kierkegaard

Kierkegaard has a very expressive way of sharing his thoughts about the relation of human with the God which is evident from his classic piece of writing i.e. “Fear and Trembling”. Likewise, the quote “No person who has learned that to exist as the individuals is the most terrifying thing of all will be afraid of saying it is the greatest” is also an expression about how the person connects to his God and what eventually he does feel about it. The author communicates with this quote that every person, at any age and belonging to any part of the world, regardless of his or her occupation, sect, religion and occupation is definitely afraid of losing people. According to the author, people developed a sense of fear regarding losing people and hence living alone in a society affects their wellbeing, their mental and physical …show more content…
Hence, any determination which is associated with them often goes wasted and all the struggle which women go though in order to achieve their ambitions and dreams go in vain. Thus, women’s determination in case of either wife, mother or entertainer become a limitation due to noncooperation by the second sex of the society i.e. men.
Women also face many logistics hurdles which she overcome and thus the author wants to say that if the women considers their selves weak and brittle then they cannot own independence and liberty and hence in the long term they cannot achieve their goals and pursue their ambitions. In the opposite case, the women are labeled as negative as per the quote which waste the name and empowerment of all women collectively. The concept of reciprocity in the quote is used to compare men and women. If in the theory, men are treated as subjects then the women are often treated as