The second part of the series is “Kierkegaard Reception.” This section represents, as it were, the mirror image of the section on source-work research. Instead of tracing the influence of earlier authors on Kierkegaard, this section features articles that explore Kierkegaard’s influence on later philosophers, theologians and writers. The first volume of this section (vol. 8) explores the reception of Kierkegaard on a country-by-country basis. The second volume (vol. 9) is dedicated to the rich and complex tradition of Kierkegaard and existentialism. The remaining volumes in this section are organized according to the reception of Kierkegaard in specific fields: theology, philosophy, literature, the social sciences, and social-political thought. This second section consists of 17 tomes.