According to Kierkegaard, how do language and thought affect an adult persons perception of reality
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Kierkegaard believed that language is not just a tool for communication but also shapes our thoughts and perceptions. He argued that the way we articulate our experiences influences how we understand and interpret reality. Show more…
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