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Becoming
a Self : A Reading of Kierkegaard's Concluding Unscientific Postscript
by Merold
Westphal
The
Biblical Kierkegaard : Reading by the Rule of Faith
by Timothy Houston Polk
Both/and
: Reading Kierkegaard from Irony to Edification
by Michael
Strawser
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Søren
Kierkegaard 1813
- 1855
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 The
Great Philosophers : The Disturbers : Descartes Pascal Lessing
Kierkegaard Nietzsche : Philosophers in Other Realms : Einstein
Weber Marx by Karl Jaspers, Edith Ehrlich (Translator),
Leonard H. Ehrlich, Michael Ermarth (Editor).
The fourth
and final volume of a late modern philosopher's critical study
discusses the contributions of Descartes, Pascal, Kierkegaard,
Nietzsche, Weber, Marx, and Einstein, and notes the various
influences on their theories.
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This web site is devoted to
commenting on the writings and writing method of the nineteenth century existentialist
philosopher Søren Aabye Kierkegaard. Besides a commentary on Kierkegaard's writings,
there are two essays on Kierkegaard's authorship, a biography, bibliography, images and
much more. This site is dedicated to "That Solitary Individual."
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Papers by Charles Louis Creegan
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Hosted by ITS at the University of
Tasmania, Australia
The International Kierkegaard
Information website provides the following features:
 | Kierkegaard Societies and Institutions all over
the world are listed with active links for quick and easy
contact.
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| Current conferences, courses, meetings, calls
for papers, and other events with set time-limits, are listed
with their links.
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| IKI now lists under resources information about
sources of Kierkegaard help of different kinds.
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| IKI makes available the INTERNATIONAL
KIERKEGAARD NEWSLETTER from 1991 onwards, with the current IKN
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From island-of-freedom.com
Excerpt:
Søren Kierkegaard was a Danish philosopher and
religious thinker who wrote literary and philosophical essays that reacted
against Hegelian
philosophy and the state church in Denmark, setting the stage for modern
existentialism. Kierkegaard was born in Copenhagen, the youngest of seven
children. He spent his formative years under the influence of his
melancholic and devoutly religious father whose teachings stressed the
suffering of Christ. Kierkegaard went to study philosophy and theology at
the University of Copenhagen, where his personal despair grew, leading him
to the therapeutic decision to become a cleric and marry his fiancée
Regine Olsen, the daughter of a treasury official. Shortly after
completing his doctoral dissertation, The Concept of Irony (1841), he
broke the engagement, partly for fear that he and his fiancée might lack
common philosophic interests, but he gave the impression of acting out of
a brutal and indifferent selfishness in order to make the breach
definitive. Thereafter he embarked on a life of seclusion and a writer's
career that produced a constant flow of books over the next ten years with
at least twelve major philosophical essays.
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Essay by F.J. Billeskov Jansen.
This is a very informative, fairly detailed and in-depth essay about
Kierkegaard's life, his works, and his influence.
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This excellent website is maintained by Ilse
Mogensen.
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This site includes biographies, excerpts from
manuscripts, periodic (sometimes daily) quotes, etc.
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