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Kierkegaard Research: Sources,
Reception and Resources
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The first part of the series is entitled “Kierkegaard’s Sources.” This category includes
articles that perform source-work research in order to discover and document
the numerous sources of Kierkegaard’s thought. These are divided into
individual volumes according to the historical period of the sources in
question, beginning with Kierkegaard’s use of the Bible and ending with his use
of Danish works from his own time.
Reviews
“This multi-volume
reference work is a contribution of the highest caliber to
academic research on Kierkegaard …. Kierkegaard was a writer of
the here and now and as such his authorship is deeply
intertwined with other writers of his own time. The articles in
these volumes testify to the fact that international scholars
have never before been so aware of the contemporary context of
Kierkegaard's writings. This is one of the most powerful aspects
of Stewart's contribution. The greatest achievement of the
section on ‘Sources’ is the fact that you can now acquire deep
insight into Kierkegaard's profound knowledge of the central
Western texts in the ancient and modern traditions of
philosophy, theology, and literature ….The editing is of the
highest academic standards. The bibliographies are also an
important contribution to Kierkegaard research in their own
right. It is a very helpful feature that they include page
references to the works in Kierkegaard's own library that
discuss the writer at hand. For instance, if you want to know
what other views on Shakespeare Kierkegaard would have known
about through his own book collection, you can find the
references here. The bibliographies also include excellent
references to secondary literature. The general editor Jon
Stewart together with his co-editors must be thanked for
orchestrating such a vast undertaking. Their work is nothing
less than a largesse to the future of Kierkegaard scholarship.”
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Kierkegaard and the Bible,
Kierkegaard and the
Kierkegaard and the
Patristic and Medieval Traditions
Kierkegaard and his
Kierkegaard and his
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The
series Kierkegaard Research: Sources,
Reception and Resources is published Routledge Research, Philosophy
Routledge / Taylor & Francis Group, 711 Third Ave., Eighth Floor, New York, NY 10017, USA
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