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Fear & Trembling
Fear & Trembling by Søren Kierkegaard is one of my favourite books of all time. I first read it when I was seventeen, trying to decide what to do with my life, and have re-read it repeatedly over...
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Ten Classic Philosophy Texts
A while ago, one of my Twitter friends (@SDMumford) tweeted about his ten classic philosophy texts to read before you die. His picks: Plato – Republic Descartes – Meditations Locke – Essay Concerning...
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Reasons Why I Love Kierkegaard – Part One
My first ever introduction to philosophy was reading Sophie’s World by Jostein Gaarder when I was twelve. I was quickly hooked, and devoured as many philosophy books I could throughout my teenage...
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Notebook Scribblings – Part Two
The other day, my computer broke and I had to find the receipt to check whether it was still in warranty (it wasn’t). This led to a frantic scrambling through the drawers in my office, where I found...
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Reasons Why I Love Kierkegaard – Part Two
Kierkegaard has been a favourite of mine since I first discovered his work when I was seventeen. I developed a bit of an obsession (which, if I’m honest, continues to this day) and have recently...
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Fear And Trembling by Søren Kierkegaard
Fear And Trembling by Soren Kierkegaard is my favourite book. I re-read it every so often, because one can never have too much Kierkegaard. Here are some of my favourite quotes from one of the times I...
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30 Questions
I stole these questions from Abby Norman, who wrote Ask Me About My Uterus and is an all-round excellent human. She answers them once a year, and last year I started doing the same thing at the...
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