Volume 13

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Kierkegaard's influence extends beyond philosophy and theology into psychology, anthropology, and sociology. This volume examines how his ideas have shaped social sciences, particularly highlighting his significant works in psychology, such as The Concept of Anxiety and The Sickness unto Death. Additionally, his Literary Review of Two Ages provides critical insights into modern societal dynamics, establishing Kierkegaard as a pivotal figure in understanding contemporary social theory and criticism.