From Kierkegaard to Schmitt: Towards the Political-Theological Relevance of Repetition

This article attempts to explore Carl Schmitt’s political theology with reference the philosophical and literature heritage of Søren Kierkegaard. For most modern scholars, presence this ideological connection is no longer something unknown or be doubted. In key statements theology, dialectic exception universal found, appearing in same way as it was formulated by More often, one that attracts attention specialists. However, addition exception, Kierkegaard also speculated on repetition; Danish philosopher’s work name source quotation which Schmitt illustrated significance sovereign decision for systematic doctrine state. paper redefines main ideas through notion repetition, demonstrates theoretical novelty productivity approach study thinkers twentieth century.