Describe Kierkegaard understanding of despair

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Describe Kierkegaard's understanding of "despair" in general, as well as the three forms of despair that he discusses in The Sickness Unto Death. Make at least one connection between Kierkegaard's discussion of despair and his overall philosophical project (Kierkegaard by Guignon and Pereboom).

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