Being
published in April 2013 by Oxford University Press in Hardback
format with a cover price of £25.
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A clear introduction to Kierkegaard, giving a
detailed exposition of seven major works, of interest also
to Kierkegaard scholars in drawing attention to little
discussed material
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Explains the philosophical, theological, and historical
context of his writings, weaving in relevant biographical
details from his life to present an engaging picture of the
thinker
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Dialogues with and critiques Kierkegaard's authorship,
interfacing his thought with that of others of his time and
posing vital questions from a twenty-first century
perspective
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Highlights the frequently overlooked Lutheran context of
Kierkegaard's thought world, which provided a structure that
he both took for granted and significantly developed
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Provides a time line through key publications and events in
Kierkegaard's life, taking major works sequentially and
setting them in the context of wider historical ideas and
movements
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Published to mark the bicentenary of
Kierkegaard's birth in 2013
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