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Silvano Sgarbossa
12 years ago

It has been truly revealing. My compliments, gratitude and thanks to prof. Stewart.

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Camilo Garzón
12 years ago

Wonderfull course. So well presented and produced. It would be interesting one about Hegel or about the "Golden Age" period in Denmark.

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Tomasz
12 years ago

I liked the course very much - Jon Stewart is a great lecturer! Would be great to attend another course by him.

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Juan Evaristo Valls Boix
12 years ago

I would like to receive a course from professor Stewart about Kierkegaard as a source in contemporanean literature. I think this kind of reflexion could be very, very attractive and interesting. I would like also to thank professor Stewart for his organization and his materials, which are clear, precise and passionant. Kind regards from Spain. JUAN E.V.B.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

It was a great learning experience. The whole course and each of the lectures were so well structured and well-presented, simply GREAT!

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Andrew Mason
12 years ago

This was my first Coursera course and I was very impressed with the way the information was presented and structured in this course. I felt the level of penetration into the subject was just right and there was ample opportunity to delve deeper into the subject for those with the time and inclination. I found I looked forward to each of the lectures and truly enjoyed them. It was a great class!

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Fantastic course! So well structured and beautifully produced. I want more much more!!!

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Yannis Perrakis
12 years ago

Great content, great delivery, great course.

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Michael Thompson
12 years ago

Excellent course. One of the best I've done on Coursera. Particularly enjoyed Dr Stewart setting Kierkegaard in an historical and biographical, as well as local geographical context. Intellectual history doesn't have to be about the 'Ideas' removed from context, however interesting the thinker's ideas are 'in-themselves'. How about Hegel next? A little (!) positive to balance out the 'negative'. You 'know' it's right. Thanks to the team as well. And well done to the University of Copenhagen.

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Allegra Biava
12 years ago

Loved this course and wish I had had time to do the essay. Can I put in a vote for Husserl? Or an examination of Eliot's Ash Wednesday? There are several lines that strongly suggest a kierkegaardian (?) influence. Yes, I suppose I should just google. Anyway, thematically they seem right up each other's alley, and it might be quite engaging. Thanks so much for a wonderful course.

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Brice Fauché
12 years ago

Extraordinary course. I would very much look forward to another from Jon Sewart and the Faculty of Theology at the University of Copenhagen .

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Rodrigo Maruy
12 years ago

Extraordinary course

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Sorin Barbu
12 years ago

Wonderful course, right up there with Know Thyself(which I wish I had finished), Think Again and A Beginner's Guide to Irrational Behaviour (which I have finished& have gotten the certificates for).

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David from London
12 years ago

Great course. I would very much look forward to another from Jon Sewart and team

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Anonymous
12 years ago

I've enjoyed this class very much and learned a great deal, even though I'd read Kierkegaard before and taken other philosophy classes. I would definitely enjoy learning from another Jon Stewart course.

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Marisa
12 years ago

Excellent course! i look forward to more.

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Clara Gari
12 years ago

Excellent course, thanks for it. Would love to be in class again.

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Vera Lucia Domingos da Silva
12 years ago

The course was excellent! It would be very good if Jon Steward offered us other courses.

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Naveen Palli
12 years ago

Great Course, look forward to more

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Jonathan Seath
12 years ago

Excellent course. Perhaps other courses that focus in on particular works or ideas of Kierkegaard.