This volume presents a collection of published and unpublished writings on the philosophy and theology of Søren Kierkegaard. The broad range of texts and topics included in the volume extends from systematic introductory articles about fundamental theoretical and epistemological questions to specialized examinations of terminological, ontological, and theological issues. The contributions are directed in part toward resolving the hermeneutical problems raised by Kierkegaard's writings. In addition, they take up and expand upon the essential possibilities offered by Kierkegaard's writings for elucidating issues in the philosophy of religion and theology.

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Heiko Schulz, Goethe-Universität, Frankfurt am Main.