Life and Thought Søren Kierkegaard (1813–1855) was a Danish philosopher, writer, and theologian, and a pioneer of existentialist thought. His works emphasize individual existence, choice, anxiety, and faith, and have had a profound influence on modern philosophy and theology.
Full biography Bibliography Writings and transcribed lectures14 titles Translated by Abdolkarim Rashidian Publisher: Ney Publishing 1843
The Concept of Irony, with Continual Reference to Socrates Translated by Saleh Najafi Publisher: Nashr-e Markaz
Either/Or Translated by Saleh Najafi Publisher: Nashr-e Markaz 1843
Repetition Translated by Saleh Najafi Publisher: Nashr-e Markaz 1843
The Concept of Dread / The Concept of Anxiety Translated by Saleh Najafi Publisher: Nashr-e Markaz 1844
Philosophical Fragments 1844
Stages on Life's Way 1845
Final Unscientific Postscript to Philosophical Fragments 1846
The Present Age 1846
Works of Love 1847
The Sickness Unto Death Translated by Masoud Alia Publisher: Bidgol Publishing 1849
Experience in Christianity 1850
Judging Oneself Kierkegaard's Journals and Notebooks Show the full bibliography (14 titles) Sedanet articles about Soren Kierkegaard