I'll here post the complete works of Soren Kierkegaard.
Kierkegaard thread
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Lucas Cox
Kierkegaard, S - Attack Upon Christendom (Princeton, 1968)
Bentley Watson
Christian White
File size is too big, so I'll upload bigger files on mixtape.moe
Adrian Collins
Kierkegaard, S - Concluding Unscientific Postscript, Vol. I [KW XII.1] (Princeton, 1992)
Carter Reed
Kierkegaard, S - Concluding Unscientific Postscript [KW XII.2] (Princeton, 1992)
Levi Edwards
Kierkegaard, S - Either_Or [Hannay, trans.] (Penguin, 1992)
Justin Rogers
Kierkegaard, S - Either_Or, Part 1 [KW III] (Princeton, 1987) (Hong & Hong translation)
Brayden James
Testing
Brody Phillips
Hey!
Christopher Rivera
Kierkegaard, S - Either_Or, Part II [KW IV] (Princeton, 1987) (Hong & Hong translation)
Bentley Sullivan
Kierkegaard, S - Essential Kierkegaard [ed. Hong] (Princeton, 2000)
Ryder Johnson
Kierkegaard, S - Fear and Trembling [Hannay, trans.] (Penguin, 2004)
Liam Edwards
Kierkegaard, S - Fear and Trembling-Repetition [KW VI] (Princeton, 1983)
Luke Garcia
I've been wanting to read Kierkegaard for a few months now. In what order do you reccommend reading Kierkegaard's works? Just go in the order in which they were written? Are there any I should skip? Which translations should I go for?
Aaron Cox
Kierkegaard, Soren - Fear and Trembling _ The Book of Adler (Everyman's Library, 1994)
Jacob Gray
I would recommend reading a short Introduction on Kierkegaard before you start reading his works, the link I've attached is a great book and is fun too! the pic I've attached is from the book.
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I'm not a philosophy student so I can only give you my personal opinion, After getting yourself familiar with Kierkegaard by reading the book I've linked, you can start with reading Either/or, Fear and trembling, repetition, and The Concept of Anxiety .
Good luck! :D
Landon Howard
Kierkegaard, S - For Self-Examination (Princeton, 1944)
Brandon Walker
Kierkegaard, S - Parables of Kierkegaard (Princeton, 1978)
Daniel Anderson
Kierkegaard, S - Philosophical Fragments [KW VII] (Princeton, 1985)
Asher Lee
Kierkegaard, S - Philosophical Fragments (Princeton, 1962)
Ryan Adams
This one is the most used Hong & Hong translation
Jacob Sanders
Kierkegaard, S - Practice in Christianity [KW XX] (Princeton, 1991) (Hong & Hong translation)
Nathan Perez
Kierkegaard, S - Provocations [ed. Moore] (Bruderhof, 2002)
Camden Perez
Forgot to attach the PDF
Carson Williams
Kierkegaard, S - Purity of Heart Is to Will One Thing (Harper & Row, 1956)
Parker James
Kierkegaard, S - Repetition & Philosophical Crumbs (Oxford, 2009)
Josiah Miller
Kierkegaard, S - Sickness Unto Death [Hannay, trans] (Penguin, 2004)
Kevin Reed
Kierkegaard, S - Sickness Unto Death [KW XIX] (Princeton, 1980) (Hong & Hong translation)
Juan Ward
Kierkegaard, S - Stages on Life's Way [KW XI] (Princeton, 1988) (Hong & Hong translation)
Michael Ross
Cameron Gomez
Kierkegaard, S - Three Discourses on Imagined Occasions (Augsburg, 1941)
John Robinson
Kierkegaard, S - Training in Christianity (Princeton, 1944)
Blake Hall
Kierkegaard, S - Works of Love [KW XVI] (Princeton, 1995) (Hong & Hong translation)
Leo Morales
Kierkegaard, S - Seducer's Diary, The (Princeton, 1997) (Hong & Hong translation)
Mason Garcia
I've already read Sickness Unto Death and Fear and Trembling, where do I go from here? I tried reading Either/Or but it was written too cryptically for me.
Anthony Ortiz
Kierkegaard's Writings VIII Concept of Anxiety A Simple Psychologically Orienting Deliberation on the Dogmatic Issue of Hereditary Sin
Luke Reyes
Thank yous so much for this!
I've been meaning to start reading him, and now I have no excuse!
Brayden Rogers
Try reading the book I've linked
, It'll give you an overview about either/or and then you must work hard to understand it, Good luck :)
Xavier Reyes
My pleasure :)
Evan Young
Kierkegaard’s Journals and Notebooks, Volume 1: Journals AA-DD
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James Thompson
Kierkegaard’s Journals and Notebooks, Volume 2: Journals EE-KK
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Adrian Watson
Brayden Lopez
Kierkegaard’s Journals and Notebooks, Volume 3: Notebooks 1-15
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Ayden Thompson
Kierkegaard’s Journals and Notebooks, Volume 4: Journals NB-NB5
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Nolan Hall
Kierkegaard’s Journals and Notebooks, Volume 5: Journals NB6-NB10
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Samuel Evans
Kierkegaard’s Journals and Notebooks, Volume 6: Journals NB11 - NB14
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Dominic Baker
Kierkegaard’s Journals and Notebooks, Volume 7: Journals NB15-NB20
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Adam Russell
Kierkegaard’s Journals and Notebooks, Volume 8: Journals NB21-NB25
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Josiah Roberts
Kierkegaard’s Journals and Notebooks, Volume 9: Journals NB26–NB30
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Jason Brooks
That's it folks, here you have the complete works of Soren Kierkegaard in one thread, I hope you make good use of it :)
Carter Phillips
How will I benefit from reading his works user?
Jason Rogers
Is all of this legal?
Ryan Williams
No, it isn't.
Kevin Hernandez
He's been dead since 1855.
Parker Reed
That doesn't matter. The original works are in the public domain, but these translations are not. So, the pdfs posted in this thread do violate copyright law.
Charles Watson
Modern copyright laws are a joke and I could care less. Whatever actual claim is with the original author and anyone else can go take a hike.
Leo Murphy
It doesn't matter what you think. The law is the law. The question was "Is this legal?" The answer is "No".
Zachary Turner
You probably break a dozen laws a day. So the question of "Is this legal?" doesn't matter, and can be dismissed out of hand. "Is it right" is a better one.
Josiah Mitchell
Those translators also put alot of work into translating ( i presume most did atleast) they deserve a little money atleast
Easton Bell
It doesn't matter how many laws someone else breaks. It doesn't change the fact that posting these works is, in fact, against the law.
"B-but that other dude did it too!" is not a defense in court.
The question was not "Is it right?" The question was "Is it legal?"
Gabriel Barnes
Did they pay the original author or whoever is "legally" allowed to hold their hand out in their stead? I doubt it.
It matters because you and I break probably thousands each year. If you're going to get a burr up your nethers about ridiculous copyright laws, then maybe you should settle up on your own.
As I said I couldn't care less.
Never said it did, but very few of these courts do whats right either, so I again could care less.
Xavier Sullivan
… except I didn't. YOU did.
Boom. Done. But you had to sperg out about it.
Ian Turner
Oh no, someone called me the mean no no word. Whatever shall I do.
Your the one crying about the fine points of copyright law. Like anyone who benefits from it wouldn't crush you into the ground for being on the same website as anyone who actually downloaded it.
Nolan Perez
Uh, no, I'm just saying it's illegal. You're the one going on about your feels and "w-well you break laws too" and your personal entitlement to post anything you want. I'm just sayin' it's illegal. You can't handle that simple truth. Not my problem.
Angel Sullivan
I got the simple truth, I'm saying it doesn't matter.
That's literally all copyright law is. That and enough money.
Joseph Ward
Is this the guy that even being a christian by heart, he was a catalyst to that existentialism movement that later produced more atheists than the inquisition?
Evan Baker
Heres another
Hudson Campbell
It is "called Preperation for a Christial Life"
Something must have gone wrong with the title when I downloaded it from another thread a while a go.
Ayden Nelson
Luis Williams
Emo atheists hijacked his ideas with their godless, stillborn babby-tier existentialism. Where Kierkegaard went few could follow. Even Wittgenstein was like "2deep4me", and Kierkegaard's influence brought him to the threshold of Christianity in his later years.
Liam Nguyen
Emo atheists hijacked his ideas with their godless, stillborn babby-tier existentialism. Where Kierkegaard went few could follow. Even Wittgenstein was like "2deep4me", and Kierkegaard's influence brought him to the threshold of Christianity in his later years.
Elijah Murphy
Atheists use his argument of the "teleological suspension of the ethical" to criticize Christians.
Jack Collins
Most of these epud links on mixtape aren't working.
Nathaniel Roberts
I just checked them, they work for me but yeah here's a torrent link for the books, it doesn't include Kierkegaard journals since they cost more that 100$ each
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Charles Miller
mah nigga OP
Kevin Gonzalez
Bump
Hunter Ward
thanks, could you tell me which book/books deals with this subject: 'Kierkegaard proposed that the individual passed through three stages on the way to becoming a true self: the aesthetic, the ethical, and the religious. '
Ian Diaz
"Fear and Trembling" and "Either/or" deals with it.
Fear and trembling is about the Knight of faith which is the third stage and Either/or is about the 3 stages.
Dylan Russell
Thanks, ill read those.
Carter Perry
thanks for the pdfs OP
Nicholas Williams
my pleasure :)
Lincoln Martinez
This isn't entirely correct. Either/Or is two volumes, each pertaining to the aesthetic and ethical stages respectively. Fear and Trembling and Stages on Life's way deal with the religious sphere, which is only hinted at in Either/Or.
Ryder Campbell
Thank you for fixing my error, God bless.
Aiden Morris
YOU
ARE
A
KING/QUEEN
OP
Andrew Mitchell
I came into this thread expecting something like this. Kierkegaard was a brilliant philosopher/theologist and any individual that was influenced towards atheism through actually reading his works never understood him to begin with.
Based OP.
Kevin Morgan
:^)
Lincoln Jones
bump
Carson Young
Sie sind das Essen und Wir sind die Jaeger!
Samuel Flores
saved everything
good thread.
Juan Murphy
Bump