Brief approach to The Repetition by Søren Kierkegaard.

Abstract

Repetition is a text that places us in front of a concept that questions not only existence, but immediacy and modernity. The writing aims to arrive at such responses from an assumption that, responding to a category, is faced from something completely different. The pseudonym Constantine Constantius takes us through a narrative that aims to make us fall into a game of confusion, perhaps with the aim of seeing ourselves reflected in a way of being that, in the end, yields undesirable results. This article explores elements that surround the text from the proposal of Kierkegaardian philosophy, with the purpose of recognizing whether those results are fruitful or sterile.