HIGHLIGHTS
- who: PLACE and colleagues from the Aarhus University (Dinamarca) have published the research work: - 95 -, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
- what: The paper shows how traces are at work in Kierkegaard's thinking in relation to the topological proximity of
SUMMARY
The death of God seems to create a gab, a possibility of new gods to arrive, or the risk of old ones to mutate and rise from the grave, like Nietzsche's dragon-god. So, what happens after the death of God, or the death of a certain kind of God . . .
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