Discussion
Kierkegaard's notion of truth as subjectivity is related to :
Answer: D
The notion is related to indirect communication.
For Kierkegaard, truth as subjectivity is not a result that can be handed over like information. The existential truth of how to live has to be appropriated inwardly by each person. So it cannot be communicated directly; it can only be communicated indirectly, by provoking the reader to reflect and choose for himself. This is why Kierkegaard wrote under pseudonyms.
Direct, rational or propositional communication suits objective knowledge, which Kierkegaard contrasts with subjective truth.
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