Szpilka, Kamil (Wydawnictwo Archidiecezji Przemyskiej, 2017)
The aim of this article is presentation of the most important features of man within the aesthetic stage of life, presented by S. Kierkegaard. Three peculiar issues have been exposed, including the necessary context for understanding the originality of the Danish philosopher. In referring man to truth, Kierkegaard accepts for the aesthete the subjective truth, the truth of the person in the existential sense, which is difficult to express and pass on to the other. The main purpose of aesthete is the beauty to which Kierkegaard gave a dialectical dimension. The final theme of this article is the dialogical structure of sensual and spiritual seduction in which the aesthetics of beauty is subjected.
