Kierkegaard deplores what he sarcastically calls "the public" and urges an end to collective identity and social roles in favor of renewed respect for the __________.
A) religious path
B) metaphysical
C) fear of society
D) individual

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Kierkegaard's philosophy emphasizes the importance of the individual and the need to live an authentic, meaningful life that is not dictated by societal expectations or collective identity. He believed that individuals should strive to find their own unique path and purpose, rather than conforming to the expectations of the "public" or society at large. This emphasis on individualism is a key aspect of his philosophy.

Kierkegaard Deplores What He Sarcastically Calls "The Public" and Urges