The Kierkegaard Collection

Søren Kierkegaard, often considered the first existentialist philosopher, explores themes of individual choice and commitment through his critical works. His writings, marked by metaphor, sarcasm, and parables, delve into organized religion, morality, ethics, and psychology. Kierkegaard advocates for prioritizing personal experience and living authentically as a "single individual," challenging readers to engage with the complexities of existence beyond abstract concepts.