THE LABYRINTHINE AUTHORSHIP
The new Danish edition of Søren Kierkegaard’s Writings, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, was completed in 2013. An electronic version is available in Danish at: www.sks.dk.
The Works
Kierkegaard’s authorship consists of more than 40 books and 40 newspaper and journal articles. In many cases, the works are published under pseudonyms. Alongside these, Kierkegaard published a series of religious discourses in his own name, hereby signaling that he understood himself as a religious and Christian author. Additionally, there are a large number of journals or diaries that are not included on the list below.
1838
- From the Papers of One Still Living Published Against His Will.
1841
- On the Concept of Irony with Continual Reference to Socrates.
1843
- Either/Or, edited by Victor Eremita.
- Two Edifying Discourses.
- Repetition, by Constantin Constantius.
- Fear and Trembling, by Johannes de silentio.
- Three Edifying Discourses.
- Four Edifying Discourses.
1844
- Two Edifying Discourses.
- Three Edifying Discourses.
- Philosophical Fragments, by Johannes Climacus, edited by S. Kierkegaard.
- The Concept of Anxiety, by Vigilius Haufniensis.
- Prefaces, by Nicolaus Notabene.
- Four Edifying Discourses.
1845
- Three Discourses at Imagined Occasions.
- Stages on Life’s Way, edited by Hilarius Bookbinder.
1846
- Concluding Unscientific Postscript to the Philosophical Fragments, by Johannes Climacus, edited by S. Kierkegaard.
- A Literary Review.
1847
- Edifying Discourses in Various Spirits.
- Works of Love.
1848
- Christian Discourses.
1849
- The Lilies in the Field and the Birds of the Air. Three Devotional Discourses.
- Two Minor Ethical-Religious Works, by H.H.
- The Sickness unto Death, by Anti-Climacus, edited by S. Kierkegaard.
- “The High Priest” – “The Tax Collector” – “The Woman Who Sinned”: Three Discourses at Friday Communion.
1850
- Practice in Christianity, by Anti-Climacus, published by S. Kierkegaard.
- An Edifying Discourse.
1851
- On My Work as an Author.
- Two Discourses at Friday Communion.
- For Self-Examination. Recommended to the Present Age.
1855
- This Must be Said, So Let It Be Said.
- The Moment nos. 1–10.
Posthumous Published Works
- The Point of View for My Work as an Author. A Straightforward Account and Report to History, 1859.
- Judge for Yourselves. A For Self-Examination, Recommended to the Present Age. Second Series, 1876.
- The Book on Adler, 1916.
