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100			_aKierkegaard, Soren
245			_aThe Sickness Unto Death _hEnglish
260			_aPrinceton _bPrinceton University Press
300			_a153
520			_aThere are three kinds of despair presented in the book: one of them relates to being unconscious of having a self; another to not wanting to be oneself; and the third, to feeling that one is not oneself. He describes the first kind as "inauthentic despair", because it is born of ignorance. In this state, one is unaware that one has a self that is separate from its finite reality. One does not realize that there is a power that created and continues to create oneself, and accepts the idea of finitude because one is unaware of the possibility of being more inherent in selfhood.
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