Kierkegaard: The Self in Society

Exploring the complex interplay between selfhood and society, this collection of essays challenges the common perception of Kierkegaard as a mere individualist. Scholars from diverse fields examine his insights on love, the church, politics, and justice, revealing their profound implications for contemporary social and political issues. By addressing these themes, the book highlights Kierkegaard's relevance and encourages readers to reconsider their assumptions about modern and postmodern life.