Søren Kierkegaard quote about sight from Fear and Trembling - People commonly travel around the world to see rivers and mountains, new stars, birds of rare plumage, queerly deformed fishes, ridiculous breeds of men—they abandon themselves to the bestial stupor which gapes at existence, and they think they have seen something.
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“ People commonly travel around the world to see rivers and mountains, new stars, birds of rare plumage, queerly deformed fishes, ridiculous breeds of men—they abandon themselves to the bestial stupor which gapes at existence, and they think they have seen something. ”
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Author Søren Kierkegaard
Source Fear and Trembling
Topic sight nature travel
Date 1843
Language English
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Note Translated by Walter Lowrie
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Søren Kierkegaard quote about sight from Fear and Trembling - People commonly travel around the world to see rivers and mountains, new stars, birds of rare plumage, queerly deformed fishes, ridiculous breeds of men—they abandon themselves to the bestial stupor which gapes at existence, and they think they have seen something.
Søren Kierkegaard quote about sight from Fear and Trembling - People commonly travel around the world to see rivers and mountains, new stars, birds of rare plumage, queerly deformed fishes, ridiculous breeds of men—they abandon themselves to the bestial stupor which gapes at existence, and they think they have seen something.