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. . . . The objective knower is impartial, and therefore to be trusted; the subjective knower knows only himself, and cannot be trusted to say anything of universal significance. Kierkegaard would have admitted this, and yet he felt that subjectivity or inwardness was a lost habit which i was his mission to restore. He saw a connection between inwardness and Socratic dialectic, for Socrates too had pursued truth for the same of personal edification, knowledge for the sake of virtue, truth for the sake of idea that a man can live by. And for Socrates also man must ultimately be understood in terms of God-relationship, to Law, Justice, the Good. But Kierkegaard seemed not to have noticed that Socrates, unlike himself, was not passionately, infinitely interested in his own Socratic happiness. This helps to explain the absence of tension in Socrats at and after his trial. ~ Page 25
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