Volume 12, Tome IV

Kierkegaard's influence permeates Anglophone literature and art, particularly in the U.S., where his ideas resonate in the works of notable novelists like Walker Percy and Flannery O'Connor, as well as literary critics such as George Steiner and Harold Bloom. His impact extends to music, with composer Samuel Barber drawing inspiration from him. In British and Irish literature, W.H. Auden and James Joyce reflect Kierkegaard's philosophical themes, while contemporary novelist David Lodge incorporates him significantly in his work "Therapy."