[Milton-L] Early reception of PL in Denmark and a more marathon marathon reading suggestion

[Jason Kerr]

Jim, you may already be aware of this, but John Tanner's book _Anxiety
in Eden_ reads PL alongside Kierkegaard's _The Concept of Anxiety_.
Tanner operates under the assumption that Kierkegaard didn't know PL
(no evidence in the papers, etc.), but he manages to make an
interesting (if not entirely unproblematic) argument nonetheless. But
perhaps "vores Skandinaviske venner" could provide some more insight
on this front.

Jason A. Kerr

On 10/12/07, James Rovira <jamesrovira at gmail.com> wrote:
> Extremely helpful, thank you for your generosity.  Your previous post
> sparked my curiosity because I'm currently studying Kierkegaard and
> Blake, and as I read your previous post I wondered about PL's
> availability to Kierkegaard--which it certainly was, it seems.
>
> Thank you again,
>
> Jim R
>
> On 10/12/07, Ann Torday Gulden <AnnTorday.Gulden at hf.hio.no> wrote:
> > This is a by no means comprehensive response to the query about early
> > translations of PL into Danish.
> >
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