Abstract:

In this article, I will discuss the concept of the individual, which is one of the basic concepts of the Søren Kierkegaard philosophy and which again gives this philosophy the existencial character. Kierkegaard is based on the difference between the objective and the objective truth, which appears to be an epistemological distinction at first glance.  Kierkegaard claims that the path to the individual goes not through the objective truth, but through the objective truth. According to Kierkegaard, a single individual is a person who can take responsibility for his own life, who can choose the values that shape his own life, and who can determine how to relate to those values. However, according to Kierkegaard, being a single individual is not so easy business. To be a single individual, man must leave the reliable sphere of the objective truth and give his existence to the uncertainty of the objective truth. When this uncertainty is not understood, there is no possibility that man will live a life of himself and exist as himself.