Volume 16, Tome I

Exploring the literary dimension of Kierkegaard's philosophy, this volume highlights his use of diverse literary figures and motifs to elucidate complex ideas. It reveals how these references enhance the accessibility of his writings while complicating their interpretation. Readers familiar with Kierkegaard's interest in characters like Faust will gain a deeper understanding of his extensive literary influences. The book is organized alphabetically, with Tome I focusing on figures from Agamemnon to Guadalquivir, providing a comprehensive resource for scholars and enthusiasts alike.