The Ethics of Authorship: Communication, Seduction, and Death in Hegel and Kierkegaard

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The book delves into the ethics surrounding authorship, examining the author's responsibilities to readers and how various writing styles can fulfill these obligations. It highlights the ethical implications of style, emphasizing the interplay between the author and reader, including themes of authority, influence, and the nature of their relationship. Through this exploration, it reveals how the manner of writing is as significant as the content itself in shaping ethical authorship.