A close analysis of the writings of Søren Kierkegaard reveals new relationships between the aesthetic and the religious. In this volume, detailed studies disclose a reciprocal conditionality that refers back to anthropological, theological, and art-theoretical premises. Thus, Kierkegaard's "aesthetic" texts propagate core religious themes, while these themes in his religious writings are established by means of aesthetic considerations.

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Henrike Fürstenberg, University of Kiel, Germany.