Publication: El Recuerdo: la huella de lo eterno en el hombre en el pensamiento de Søren Kierkegaard
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Dobre, Catalina E.
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Universidad de Murcia. Servicio de Publicaciones
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http://dx.doi.org/10.6018/daimon.570371
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Si bien el tema del recuerdo no llama la atención de manera tan recurrente cuando se trata de la filosofía de Søren Kierkegaard, nos damos cuenta de que el filósofo menciona con sutileza, pero con frecuencia, tanto el concepto de memoria como también el recuerdo. Esto indica que el recuerdo no es solo un movimiento opuesto a la repetición, como a veces nos limitamos a pen-sar, sino que hay una importancia y una potencia del mismo en el desarrollo de la individualidad en la presencia de lo eterno en el tiempo. En estas páginas me propongo una incursión en el pensa-miento de Søren Kierkegaard, con el objetivo de analizar y comprender la “fuerza del recuerdo” y su relación con la repetición, el arrepentimiento y la eternidad, para enfatizar su relevancia en la narrativa de la singularidad.
Although the concept of recollection does not draw attention so recurrently when it comes to the philosophy of Søren Kierkegaard, we realize that the philosopher subtly, but fre-quently, mentions both: the concept of memory and the recollection in its authorship. This proves that memory is not only a movement opposed to repetition, as we sometimes limit ourselves to think, but that it is important and has a particu-lar potency in the development of individuality in the presence of the eternal in time. In these pages I propose an incursion into the thought of Søren Kierkegaard, with the aim of analyzing and understanding the “force of recollection” its relationship with repetition, repentance, and eternity, emphasizing its relevance in the narrative of singularity.
Although the concept of recollection does not draw attention so recurrently when it comes to the philosophy of Søren Kierkegaard, we realize that the philosopher subtly, but fre-quently, mentions both: the concept of memory and the recollection in its authorship. This proves that memory is not only a movement opposed to repetition, as we sometimes limit ourselves to think, but that it is important and has a particu-lar potency in the development of individuality in the presence of the eternal in time. In these pages I propose an incursion into the thought of Søren Kierkegaard, with the aim of analyzing and understanding the “force of recollection” its relationship with repetition, repentance, and eternity, emphasizing its relevance in the narrative of singularity.
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Memory , Repetition , Repentance , Temporality , Eternity , Recuerdo , Memoria , Repetición , Arrepentimiento , Temporalidad , Eternidad , Recollection
Citation
Daimon. Revista Internacional de Filosofía, nº 97 (2026), pp. 197-210
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