Kierkegaard's Doctrine of Indirect Communication
Kierkegaard adopted model of indirect communication to convey his philosophical views. This model aims to trigger the reader to reach their own existential inquiries and self-awareness rather than providing direct instruction. Detecting the mystery in his thought provokes the interlocutor and persuades him to awaken existential interest and initiate existential development. Thus, indirect communication changes people's lives, instilling in the individual a consciousness of being an individual. Indirect communication is aspect of the Socratic style of dialogue. In this style, the writer/speaker only provides hints, expecting the reader/listener to understand and interpret the message through their own efforts. Thus, the recipient takes on an active rather than passive role, establishing a deeper connection with the message. This approach is characterized by "double reflection." By being doubly reflective, it broadens communication and sustains the dialogue. The aim of study is to identify the etymology of Kierkegaard's method of indirect communication.
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