AWESOME!!!!

Excellent!

Brilhante!

Marvelous!

Excellent!

Excelente!

Excellent!

Awesome!

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I loved the manner in which the course contents were delivered. The course teacher know the art of articulation. He knows how to teach complex ideas in a simple manner without loosing its essence of the argument. I was so immersed in his lecture, one full night I watched his lecture and finished 80% course material. I wish I could deliver a lecture like it. A big salute to an inspiring teacher.

This was a very interesting course. I have taken quite a few philosophy classes and this was by far the most difficult as it wasn't just really one just one person. It was as if I was taking a refresher class on Socrates as well as Kierkegaard and his views. I became hard to keep it straight about who thought what. But it was a ride worth taking in the long run and I learned a great deal.

Excellent course, most especially for the professor, whose lucid, well-cadenced lectures were more interesting and comprehensible than I would have thought before starting the class, given the subject. Reading Kierkegaard is not easy, and having a professor who presents the topic with such clarity is a gift.

This course is interesting, though the main theme--i.e., how Socrates was a model for much of Kierkegaard's views--gets to be a bit redundant. Also, I did not find the final assignment to be as stimulating/interesting as the course material.

This is an excellent course. The production values are very high and Dr. Stewart is a very good lecturer. I highly recommend this course for anyone interested in the history of thought and/or the intersection of theology and philosophy.

Enjoyable, very interesting and easy enough to follow. I love how broad yet simultaneously specific the scope of learning is in this course too.

Prof. Stewart is amazing! He is able to take very complex concepts and make them understandable to a neophyte like me. Thank you very much.

Very well presented course, but in my view could be somewhat more to the point. Nevertheless, congratulations for a job well done.

thanks to the instructor, this course is a mediating one between an introduction and a scholarly contribution to kierkegaard.

I do not intend to write the final essay. I took the course for personal interest and accomplsihed my goals.

Great course, I like the way it is organized and how the main theme is always clear.

professor jon stewart is a walking kierkegaard

I love the lectures! Challenging and rigorous.

I considered the course must be quite long.

Good detail without being boring.