On The "he" Meaning In The Context Of Kierkegaard

Denmark thinker S ?ren Kierkegaard attracted all kinds of readers and pursuers whom lived all of the world and from one generation to another generation to study and comprehend his special life and his complex but deeply impressing works. So how to let his works, his life courses live in the Chinese context was a very important problem, especially in today's culture circumstance. The simple explanation and comparison in the old context was far from today's people who want to understand the S ?ren Kierkegaard's spirit struggle and spirit world. So we must affront the request being put forward by S ?ren Kierkegaard . That is 'we must think towards the problem' and 'we must get through the gulf between the people and the text'. And we also must do it in the text which built by S ?ren Kierkegaard and his life, works. We also can understand him and his effort in an immanent lay, and also can understand ourselves. So if we want to do these things, we must prompt a question, that is 'the meaning of another in the text of S ?ren Kierkegaard'. And we also must deep into his text and answer the question. Our answer is 'another is a beloved enemy' or ' is a mark of life's self-conscious', and 'another is an equation'. So our answer is an answer affronted the question directly, we can say that 'another' is an equation that included the limited part and the unlimited part. And just at the time that we affirmed our life, this expressing had his true meaning. If we don't have the true meaning, we think that 'another' was our life itself, we will get into the deep despair immediately. So when life wants the unlimited side of 'another', we must not forget the limited part of 'another", and vice versa. So at this time when we faced the literature text and phenomena, we can have deal with it more firmly and deeply. Our text is just a preparation for the deep understanding towards the literature's life. So it is also just a register or a chance of the understanding with S ?ren Kierkegaard.