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Articles in the same Issue

1. Frontmatter
2. Title pages
3. Preface
4. Contents
5. Section 1: Interpreting Kierkegaard’s Works
6. Section 1:   Interpreting Kierkegaard’s Works
7. Either/Or Read as Bildungsroman
8. Wielding Fear and Trembling Against Religious Violence and Bigotry
9. Repetition and the Art of Writing Novels
10. Voice and Fertility, (Self‐)Impregnation and (Inter‐)Dependence: The Pseudonyms and their (Narratives about) Wives
11. The Logic of Contemporaneity: On Anti-Climacus’s Philosophy of History
12. “A Place of Rest at the Foot of the Altar”: Topological Categories and Correlations in Kierkegaard’s last Discourse at the Communion on Fridays
13. Section 2: Concepts, Problems and Theories in Kierkegaard
14. Section 2:   Concepts, Problems and Theories in Kierkegaard
15. Kierkegaard’s View on Theater “with Continual References” to Contemporary Theater Theories
16. Kierkegaard’s Hermeneutics of Anxiety and Agonistic Hermeneutics
17. Kierkegaard’s Strong Anti-Rationalism: Offense as a Propaedeutic to Faith
18. Kierkegaard’s Deontology of Love
19. What Thinkers Call “the Other”
20. Colossal Vacuums: Kierkegaard and the Rise of the Public in the Anthropocene
21. Revolutionizing the Right to Revolt: Søren Kierkegaard and the Responsibility to Revolt
22. ‚Für das Bestehende spendiert‘: Die Kategorie des Korrektivs als Instrument der schriftstellerischen und existentiellen Selbstpositionierung Kierkegaards
23. Section 3: Kierkegaard’s Sources and Reception
24. Section 3:   Kierkegaard’s Sources and Reception
25. Time or Eternity? An Approach to the Kierkegaardian Notion of Spirit through the Movement of Finitude in Dialogue with Levinas
26. Toward an Upbuilding Metapsychology: Kierkegaard, Lacan, and the Infinite Movement
27. Who Permits Evil? Plantinga’s Free Will Defense and Kierkegaard’s Free Spirit Offense: In Search of a Coherent Theistic Solution to the Problem of Evil
28. Law and Gospel, Distinction and Dialectic: C.F.W. Walther, Søren Kierkegaard, and the Rich Young Ruler
29. Revisiting the Czech Reception of Kierkegaard in Early 20^th Century
30. Kierkegaard and Religionswissenschaft: A Source- and Reception-Historical Survey (Part 1)
31. Section 4: Kierkegaard’s Contemporaries – Sources in Translation and Commentary
32. Section 4:   Kierkegaard’s Contemporaries – Sources in Translation and Commentary
33. Johan Ludvig Heiberg’s “On the Principle of the Beginning of History”
34. Heiberg’s Article on History and Kierkegaard’s Critique
35. Backmatter
36. Abbreviations