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Lars Frodesen
Lars Frodesen〔Sven H. Rossel (1993), A History of Danish Literature, Omaha, University of Nebraska Press p.523-526 ISBN 978-0803238862〕 (1889–1921) was a Danish writer and philosopher from Sønderborg, in Syddanmark. Having been heavily inspired by Blaise Pascal he mainly wrote pessimistic novels, and published essays on modern philosophy and philosophical anthropology. Some scholars consider Frodesen's works on Spinoza and modern idealism, to be an anticipation, of the ideas of Arthur Lovejoy, contained within The great chain of being.〔Koistinen, Olli and John Biro (eds.), 2002. Spinoza: Metaphysical Themes, Oxford: Oxford University Press, p. 82-102.〕 Frodesen was an avid critic of the Modern Breakthrough, many of his works represent conservative stances, although he considered himself an "apolitical defeatist".〔Lars Frodesen (1922), Forelæsninger og breve, Kobnhavn, Royal Forlag, p.54〕 Frodesen gained minuscule attention for his writings in the late 1910s, though after his death of pneumonia in 1921, much of his work was forgotten. During the nazi occupation of Denmark his books and papers were considered "Entartete" and subsequently much of his literary legacy was destroyed.
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