Kierkegaard's Fragments And Postscript

This book attempts to unlock the Climacus section of Kierkegaard's pseudonymous literature by way of a sustained analysis of the key concepts discussed in the works: existence and the ethical, truth and subjectivity, indirect communication, guilt and suffering, irony and humour, reason and paradox, faith and history. The perspective is sympathetic, yet critical, and Kierkegaard's issues are considered in relation to contemporary philosophical themes and arguments.