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http://www.metaontology.pl/metaontology_populated.owl#abstract_3327
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| abstract of \&Quot;contingency, Necessity, and Causation in Kierkegaard's Theory of Change\&Quot; | en | rdfs:label |
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In this paper I argue that Kierkegaard's theory of change is motivated by a robust notion of contingency. His view of contingency is sharply juxtaposed with a strong notion of absolute necessity. I show that how he understands these notions explains certain of his claims about causation. I end by suggesting a compatibilist interpretation of Kierkegaard's philosophy.
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