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IRONIE ET HUMOUR
SELON KIERKEGAARD
. Journal, VIII A 205, trad, fran?., Paris, Gallimard, 1954, t. II, p. 155.
2. Cf. Le Concept d'ironie constamment rapport? ? Socrate, uvres compl?tes, Ed. de POrante,
t. II, p. 233.
Les Etudes philosophiques, n? 2/1979
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3? Ce texte est publi? dans le cadre des uvres compl?tes de Kierkegaard, dont l'?dition
n'est jusqu'ici qu'? moiti? parue.
4. Cf. M. Clavel, Nous l'avons tous tu? ou ? ce juif de Socrate ?, Paris, Ed. du Seuil, 1977,
p. 181.
5. Il est int?ressant de lire un article de Kierkegaard, paru dans le journal Faedre
landet (1842), et que l'on trouvera, en fran?ais, ? la fin de la trad, fran?. du Concept d'ironie,
o? Kierkegaard, en r?pondant avec une ironie consomm?e ? certaines critiques adress?es
? sa th?se, d?termine clairement sa propre position.
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20. V. Jank?l?vitch et . Berlo witz, Quelque part dans inachev?, Paris, Gallimard,
1978, p. 154.
zi. Le Concept d'ironie, p. 225.
22. G. Deleuze et C. Parnet, Dialogues, Paris, 1977, p. 84.
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35- Cf. le dernier ouvrage de J. Ellul paru sous ce titre (Calmann-L?vy, 1977), un livre
qui nous para?t essentiel.
36. Cf. par ex. Minima Mora/ia, 2e partie, ? 88, Dummer August.
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