This study examines various facets of the relationship between Kierkegaard and Adorno from the perspective of subjectivity theory. It explores similarities and differences between the two philosophers and interprets Adorno's conception of subjectivity as a critical further evolution of the Kierkegaardian approach, thereby casting a new light on the philosophical relationship between subjectivity, negativity, and critical analysis.

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Asaf Angermann, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel.