Index

INDEX

Aarestrup, Emil,

Abrahams, Arthur,

Abrahams, N.C.L.,

“Accounting, The,” –

Achenbach, Hermann,

“Activity of a Traveling Aesthetician and How He Nonetheless Came to Pay for Dinner,”

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Adam Homo (F. Paludan-Müller),

Adler, Adolph Peter, ,

–

; plagiarizing of Kierkegaard’s pseudonyms,

; reading of Kierkegaard’s works,

Adler, Johan,

Adresseavisen,

–

Agerskov, Christen, ,

Agnete and the Merman (Andersen),

Album of the Handwriting of Contemporary Danish Men and Women, for Handwriting Instruction in the Schools (Levin), –

Andersen, Hans Christian, , , , –, , ,

, –, , , ; extensive travels of,

; and Kierkegaard, –,

, –; writings of, –,

Anger, Edvard, ,

“Another Defense of Women’s Great Abilities,”

“Appeal for Freedom of the Press,”

Arena,

Aristotle,

Assistens Cemetery, , , , ,

–

“Astronomical Year, The” (Johan Ludvig Heiberg),

Attempt at a Brief, Systematic Presentation of Christianity in Its Logic (A. Adler),

Attempt at a Dictionary of the Bornholm Dialect (A. Adler),

Attempt at a Letter from Heaven in Grundtvig’s New Historical Tone (P. M. Møller),

Atterdag, Valdemar, ,

Aus meinem Leben (Goethe),

Autonomy of Human Self-Consciousness in Contemporary Dogmatic Theology (Martensen),

Bagger, Carl,

Baggesen, Jens,

Ballesig, Joachim,

Bang, F. L., –,

Bang, Oluf Lundt, ,

–

–

Bang, P. G.,

Barford, H. P., , –, –, –, , , , , ,

Barsugli, Giuseppe,

Barth, Colonel,

Battle between the Old and the New Soap-Cellars, –, ,

; alternate titles for,

Baumann, Elisabeth Jerichau,

Beck, Frederik, , –; on Philosophical Fragments,

Belief in Spirits and Freethinking (Drier),

Bellman, Carl,

Bendz, Wilhelm,

Bentzon, Adrian,

Berlingske Tidende,

Bernhard, Carl,

Bidoulac, Virginie Henriette Constance,

Birkedal, Vilhelm, –,

–

Blicher, Steen Steensen, , ,

Bloch, Grethe,

Bloch, Victor, –

Bluhme, C. A.,

Boesen, Emil, , , –, , –,

, –, –, , , , , ; letters from Kierkegaard, –, –,

Boesen, Johannes,

Boisen, Eline, , ,

Boisen, Elise Marie, , –, , ; death of, ,

Boisen, P. O., ,

Bonaparte, Napoleon, ,

Book on Adler, The, ; Kierkegaard’s critical reading of Adler’s four publications from 1846,

–

; Kierkegaard’s presentation of the documents related to the case,

–

; on repetition,

–

; writing and editing of,

–

Borchsenius, Otto,

Borgerdyd School, –, , ; curriculum of, –

Bournonville, August,

Brandes, Georg, , , ,

Bremer, Fredrika, –, –, , ; on Kierkegaard, –

Brøchner, Hans, , , , , , ,

, , , ,

–

, , , , ; description of cholera epidemic,

–

; on Either/Or, ; as “Søren Kirk,”

Brønsted, P. O., ,

Brorson, Hans Adolph,

Brosbøll, Carl,

Brunn, Peter Munthe, ,

Bull, J.E.G., ,

Burman-Becker, J. G.,

“Burning of the Castle of Rags, The” (von der Recke),

Busck, Gunni, ,

Bützow, Christiane Elisabeth,

Caricatures of What Is Most Holy (Steffens),

Caroline Amalie (queen),

–

Carstensen, Georg,

“Casino meetings,”

–

Cavaignac, Jean-Baptiste,

cholera,

–

Christ, as Kierkegaard’s exemplar,

Christens, C. F.,

Christensen, Peter Vilhelm, , ,

–

Christian IV,

Christian VII,

Christian VIII, ,

–

Christian, Hans,

Christian Discourses,

–

, ,

Christian Dogmatics (Martensen), , –; criticism of by R. Nielsen, –

Christian Sermons or the Sunday Book (Grundtvig),

Christianity, –, , –, –, –,

Christianshavn,

Church of Our Lady,

Church’s Rejoinder, The (Grundtvig), ,

Clausen, H. N., , , , , ,

–

, ,

Clausen, Julius, –,

Claussen, Peder,

Collected Short Stories (Blicher),

Collected Works of Fulfillment, The,

Collett, Camilla,

Collin, Edvard, ,

Collin, Henriette,

Comedy in the Open Air, A (Andersen),

Communications concerning My Life (J. Mynster), –, –,

Communist Manifesto, The (Marx and Engels),

Compendious General Atlas of the Entire World (Weiland),

Concept of Anxiety, The, –, , , , ,

–

, –; analysis of original sin in,

–

; “The Seducer’s Diary” as an introduction to, –, –; and Vigilius Haufniensis, , ,

–

; writing of, –

Concluding Unscientific Postscript, , , ,

–

–

–

–

, , ; binding of, ; Eiriksson’s invoking of,

–

; full title of,

Confused, Idealistic-Metaphysical, Fantastical-Speculative, Religion- and Christianity-Subverting, Fatalistic, Pantheistic, and Self-Deifying Essence of Dr. H. Martensen’s Published Moral Laws, or the So-Called “Outline of the System of Moral Philosophy of Dr. Hans Martensen,” The (Eiriksson),

“Contributions to an Aesthetic Morality” (Johan Ludvig Heiberg),

Copenhagen, , , –,

–

; fire of 1795, ,

, ; flophouses in, ; Kierkegaard’s inclusion of in his writings,

–

; and the religious underground, –; unhygienic state of, –

Corsair, The, ,

–

, , , , , , ; attacks on Kierkegaard,

–

, , , , ; editorial committee,

–

; etiology of title,

; first issue,

; Kierkegaard’s assessment of,

–

–

; Norwegian enthusiasm for,

; sale of, ; ultimate effects of on Kierkegaard,

–

, –

Crisis and a Crisis in the Life of an Actress, The, –, , ,

Critical Sketches (P. M. Møller),

“Cross Sections,”

–

cultivation,

–

“Cursory Observation concerning a Detail in Don Giovanni, A” (“A”),

Cycle of Ethical-Religious Essays, A, ; Kierkegaard’s foreword to,

–

daguerreotypes,

Dahl, F.P.J.,

Dampe, J. J.,

Danish Dictionary (Molbech),

Danish Folk Legends (Thiele),

Danish monetary units (during Kierkegaard’s time), Danish Pantheon (P. M. Møller),

De omnibus dubitandum est, –

“Declaration and a Bit More, A,”

–

Denmark, , , ; cholera epidemic in,

–

; nationalism of, –; political and social issues in, –

Descartes, Réne,

Development of a Religious Life, Sketched in Letters from Cornelius, published by Z, The (Emil Boesen), –

“Dialectic of Faith, The” (Christensen),

–

“Dialectical Result of a Literary Police Investigation, The,”

Dictionary of the Danish Language,

Diogenes Laertius,

–

Dogmatic Information (Martensen), ,

Don Giovanni (Mozart), –,

Don Juan (Molière),

Dørge, Dr., –

Dr. Søren Kierkegaard’s Attack on Bishop Mynster’s Posthumous Reputation (J. Paludan-Müller),

Drier, Frederik,

Edifying Discourses in Various Spirits, , , ,

Eighteen Edifying Discourses,

Eiriksson, Magnus,

–

, , ,

Either/Or, , , , , ,

, –, –,

–

, , , , ; as anti-bildungsroman,

; and Don Giovanni, –; as “Either and Or,”

, ; “Immediate Stages of the Erotic,” ; Kierkegaard’s opinion of, –; publishing history of,

–

, –; reviews of, –; and Victor Eremita, , , ; writing of, –,

Elementary Christian Teachings (Grundtvig),

Engels, Friedrich,

Engelstoft, C. T., , ,

epilepsy,

–

; as “falling sickness,”

; the “great” epileptics,

; and hypergraphia,

; legal and social condemnation of,

–

“Episode from ‘The Seducer’s Diary’ ” (anon.),

“Epistle to the Reader,”

–

Essence of Christianity, The (Feuerbach), –

Eternity: Nine Letters from Heaven to Dr. Søren Kierkegaard (Trojel), –

Etlar, Carit,

Ewald, Johannes, ,

Excerpts from a Young Girl’s Diary and Correspondence (anon.),

Extremes, The (Gyllembourg),

Fædrelandet, , , ,

Fairy Tale of My Life, The (Andersen), –

Fairy Tales Told for Children (Andersen),

“Faith and Dialectic: Against S. Kiekegaard” (Christensen),

Faith of the Gospels and Modern Consciousness, The (R. Nielsen), –

Faust (ballet by Bournoville),

Faust (Goethe), –

Fear and Trembling, ,

, ; as anti-bildungsroman,

–

; comparison to Repetition, ; Hagen’s review of, ; and Johannes de silentio, ; and the problems of authority and revelation,

; and Regine, –, –, , ; retelling of Abraham’s sacrifice of Isaac, –, –; retelling of the legend of Agnete and the Merman, –; sleepless man in, –; and the susceptibility of repetition, –; tax collector in, –; title of, , ; writing of, –

Fenger, Johannes Ferdinand, , , ,

Fibiger, Ilia, –

Fibiger, Johannes,

Fichte, Johann G.,

First Love, The (Scribe), ,

Fisherman, The (Ewald),

Flyve-Posten, ,

Flyveposten, , , , , ; subscribers to,

“Flyveposten’s Collegium Politicum: A Touching Comedy in Six Scenes,” –

For Self-Examination, –, –

Four Edifying Discourses, ,

“Fragments of a Correspondence” (anon.), –

Frederik VI, , , , , , –,

Frederik VII,

–

Frederiksberg,

French Revolution, the,

Freud, Sigmund,

“From Every Angle,”

–

From Søren Kierkegaard’s Posthumous Papers (Barford), , –, , , ,

From the Papers of One Still Living, Published against His Will by S. Kierkegaard, , ,

Further Contributions to the Negotiations concerning Ecclesiastical Relations in Denmark (J. Mynster),

Gaarder, Sophie,

Gæa (P. M. Møller),

–

General Map of Denmark,

Gibbs, Isaac, ,

Giøwad, J. F., , ,

–

, –, , ,

Glahn, Sophie Henriette, ,

godly awakening movements, ,

Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von, , , –,

Goldschmidt, Aron, ,

–

, –, , ; on Either/Or,

; on Kierkegaard’s death, –, ; Kierkegaard’s jabs at,

–

–

; and Møller,

–

–

Grundtvig, Nikolai Frederik Severin, ,

–

–

, , , , , ; on Kierkegaard’s death, ; rejoinder to Kierkegaard’s attacks on the clergy, –

Gude, Ludwig, , ,

, ,

Günther, Anton,

Gyldendal, Søren, –,

Gyldenstierna, Nils Kristoffer,

Gyllembourg, Thomasine (neé Buntzen), , ,

–

, , –

Hage, Johannes, ,

Hagen, J. F., –; on Fear and Trembling, ; on Philosophical Fragments,

Hahn, Johan, ,

Hall, C. C., , , ,

Hamann, Johann Georg,

, –

Hammerich, Frederick, , ,

Hammerich, Martin, , –, ,

Hanck, Henrietta,

Handbook for Therapy (O. Bang), ,

–

Hansen, Magdalene,

Hartmann, J.P.E., ,

“Has Dr. Søren Kierkegaard Performed a Good Deed in Protesting against Calling Bishop Mynster a Witness to the Truth?” (Tryde),

Hauch, Carsten,

, , , , ,

Hegel, G.W.F., , , ,

Hegermann-Lindencrone, Johan Heinrich,

Heiberg, Johan Ludvig, , , , –, –, , , , , ,

–

–

, –, , –, , ; and the concept of Bildung, –; on Danish cuisine, –; on Either/Or, –, –, –; on Goethe and Hegel, ; Kierkegaard’s dedications to,

; on Repetition,

Heiberg, Johanne Luise,

Heiberg, P. A., , , –,

Helveg, Frederik,

Herodotus,

–

Hertz, Henrik, –, ,

–

, , ,

, ,

Hess, Helene Mathilde,

Hippocrates,

Hjorth, Søren,

Hoffman, E.T.A.,

Hohlenberg, Johannes,

Hohlenberg, M. H., ,

Holberg, Ludvig,

Holst, H. P., , , , , , ,

Hornemann, J. W., , , , ,

Hostrup, Jens Christian,

“How I Have Understood Myself throughout the Whole of My Work as an Author,”

–

“How the Wandering Philosopher Discovered the Wandering Actual Editor of The Corsair” (Goldschmidt),

–

Humoristiske Intelligensblade, –,

Hvidt, L. N.,

–

Hyllested, Andreas,

“In Defense of Women’s Higher Origin” (Lind), –

“In vino veritas,”

Indications for the Recognition of Diseases of the Lungs and Heart (Trier),

Information from Copenhagen’s Only Royally Licensed Advertising Office. See Adresseavisen

Ingemann, B. S., , ,

, , , –,

Intelligensblade, –; contributors to,

Introductory Lecture to the Logic Course Begun in November 1834 at the Royal Military College (Johan Ludvig Heiberg), ,

Iron Ring Conspiracy,

irony, –, –; Repetition as an example of,

Is Dr. H. N. Clausen, Professor of Theology, an Honest Christian Teacher in the Christian Church? (Lindberg), –

Is Faith a Paradox “by Virtue of the Absurd”? (Eiriksson),

Isolated Subjectivity in Its Principal Forms, The (A. Adler),

Italian Woman and Her Child, The (Baumann),

Iversen, A.C.D.F.G.,

Jacobsen, Jens Peter,

Jacobsen, L. L.,

Jacobsen, P. V.,

Jew, A (Goldschmidt),

Johan Ludvig Heiberg after Death,

Jørgensen, Jørgen,

“Julia, Julia, jump, jump” (von der Recke),

“June (Copenhagen’s Ramparts)” (P. M. Møller),

“Just a Moment, Mr. Andersen!”

Kant, Immanuel,

Kierkegaard, Aabye, and Co.,

Kierkegaard, Anders Andersen (cousin of Michael),

Kierkegaard (neé Lund), Ane (second wife of Michael, mother of Søren), –, , ; death of,

Kierkegaard, Hans Peter (cousin), –

Kierkegaard (neé Nielsdatter Røyen), Kirstine (first wife of Michael), –,

Kierkegaard, Maren Kirstine (sister), , ; death of, ,

Kierkegaard, Michael Pedersen (father), , , –, , –, , , , ; as a businessman, –, ; cursing of God, , ,

; death of, –, ; first marriage, –; intelligence of, –; as the leper in “A Leper’s Self-Observation,”

–

; marriage to Ane Sørensd, –; siblings, ; as the young man in “ ‘Guilty?’/‘Not Guilty?’ ”

–

Kierkegaard, Mikael Andersen (cousin of Michael), ,

Kierkegaard, Nicoline Christine (sister), , , , , , ; death of, –,

Kierkegaard, Niels Andreas (brother), , , , ; death of, –; trip to America, –, –

Kierkegaard, Paskal Michael Poul Egede (“Poul”) (nephew, son of Christian Peter), , –

Kierkegaard, Peder Christian (grandfather),

Kierkegaard, Peder Petersen (uncle),

Kierkegaard, Peter Christian (brother), , , , , , , , –, –, , , , –, ,

, –, , , –,

, , –, , , –, , –, ; on the Apostles’ Creed,

; as bishop of Aalborg, –; effect of father’s death on, –; fear of talking in his sleep,

; financial dealings with Søren,

–

; as follower of Grundtvig, –; marriage to Elise Marie Boisen, –, ; marriage to Sophie Henriette Glahn, , ; in Paris, ; reaction to Søren’s death, –, –; refusal to carry out state baptisms,

–

; relationship with his father, –, , ,

; reputation of as a student, –; as a teacher, , –

Kierkegaard, Petrea Severine (sister), , , , , –, , ; death of,

Kierkegaard, Sophie Henriette (“Jette”) (sister-in-law), –,

Kierkegaard, Søren Aabye, , , , , –, , –, –; and accusations of being a hack writer,

–

; and Adler,

–

; admiration for Herodotus,

–

; as “Aesthete A,”

; and “air baths,”

–

, ; amazement at reaching the age of , ; and the anniversary of his father’s death,

–

; as “Anti-Climacus,” –, , , ; as an aristocrat,

–

; attacked for criticizing Martensen and Mynster, –, –; attacks on the clergy by, –, –; auction of household goods after his death, –; in Berlin, –, –,

; birth of, ; burial of, –; childhood of, –, –; choice not to travel,

–

; on cholera, –; and Christian VIII,

–

; at the Citadel Church, –; coffee-drinking habits of, –; on communism,

–

–

; conflict with Goldschmidt,

–

–

; conflict with Grundtvig, ,

–

–

; correspondence with Kolderup-Rosenvinge,

–

; criticism of Martensen and Mynster, –, , –; critique of cultivation,

–

; death of, –; debut as a critic, –; and depression, –; derivation of last name, ; desire to become a pastor,

–

; dispute with Peter Christian, –; distrust of history, –; early education of, –; effect of father’s death on, –; examinations and,

–

; extravagant lifestyle of, –,

–

, –; fan letters to, –; as “Farinelli,” , ; fascination with criminal activity, –, ; fear of talking in his sleep,

; financial dealings with Peter Christian,

–

; finances,

–

; first sermon preached, ; as “Frater Taciturnus,”

; and freedom-of-the-press debates, –; friendship with Emil Boesen, –; funeral of, –, –; in Gilleleje, Zealand (1835), –; on Goethe’s Faust, –; grief over deaths in his family, –; as “H. H.,” –, , ; and the Heiberg family, –; illness of, –; inheritance of,

; as “Johannes Climacus,” ,

–

–

, ; journals of, , , –, , , –,

, –, –, –, , ; Klæstrup’s caricatures of,

–

–

; letters to Emil Boesen, –; library of, –; on literature, ; love of the preface as a genre, –; magister dissertation of, –; and Martensen, –, –; and Möller, –,

–

–

; and Mozart, –; and the natural sciences, ,

–

; negotiations with Reitzel,

–

; nicknames of, –, ; and Nielsen as his disciple, –; in Nørregade, –; in Osterbrovej, –; pilgrimage to Sædding,

–

; as “police spy,”

; on politics,

–

–

–

; portrait of,

–

; as possible epileptic,

–

; and the press,

–

; and pseudonyms, –; psychosomatic conflict of,

–

; publishing ideas of, –; pyrophobia of, ; and Rasmus Nielson, –,

–

; reading style of, ; and Regine Schlegel,

–

, –, –, –, –, –, –; relationship with his father, –, ,

, –; and reviewers, ,

–

; and the river Guadalquivir metaphor,

, ; role of governance in his writing, , –; sale of his library, –; and Schopenhauer,

–

; sexuality of, –; on sin, –; and socialism,

–

; spending habits as a student, –; as “street philosopher,”

–

; on suffering action (martyrdom),

–

–

, –; in Sweden (1835), –; theological training of, –, , –; ultimate effects of The Corsair on,

–

; university education of, –; use of Scripture passages,

; as “Victor Eremita,” , , , , ; view of himself as a writer, , –, –, –, –; as “Vigilius Haufniensis,” , ,

–

; “vortex theory” of,

; and walks,

–

; on the Wandering Jew, ; work on drafts, , ; writing style of, –,

–

Kierkegaard, Søren, and Christianity, –, , –, , –,

, , –, , –, ,

–

–

, , –, –, –, –; Christian upbringing of, –, –; church attendance of,

–

; on the commercialization of Christianity, –; and the death of God, –; favorite Gospel text of,

; favorite hymn of,

; on poetry and Christianity, –, , –; practice of,

–

Kierkegaard, Søren Michael (brother), ; death of,

Kierkegaardian Papers (Meyer),

Kjøbenhavns Morgenblad,

Kjøbenhavnsposten, , , , ,

Kjøbenhavns flyvende Post. See Flyveposten

Klæstrup, Peter,

–

Klettwig, Herrn H. F.,

Klink, Rasmus,

Købke, Christen,

Kofoed-Hansen, H. P.,

, ,

Kolderup-Rosenvinge, J.L.A., , ,

; correspondence with Kierkegaard,

–

Kolthoff, E. V., , ,

Krabbe, Harald, –

Kuhr, V., –,

Lange, Thomas, –

Læssøe, Signe,

Larsdatter, Maren,

Larsen, Peder,

Lasalle, Ferdinand,

Lassen, Søren,

Lehmann, Orla, , –, , ,

Levin, Israel, –, , , –,

–

; involvement in Kierkegaard’s work,

licensing for production,

Lichtenberg, G. C.,

Liebenberg, F. L., ,

Life in Scandinavia (Bremer), –

Life in the Underworld, A (R. Nielsen),

–

Lily of the Field and the Bird of the Air, –, ,

Lind, P. E., –, –, ,

Lindberg, Elise, ,

Lindberg, Jakob Christian, –, –

Literary Monthly, ,

Literary Review, A,

–

–

“Literary Quicksilver, or a Venture in the Higher Madness, with Lucida Intervalla” (Christensen),

“Literary Winter Seed” (Johan Ludvig Heiberg), –

Liunge, A. P., ,

Lorck, J. L.,

Lucian,

Luise, Johanne,

Lund, Augusta,

Lund, Carl, , ,

Lund, Charlotte,

Lund, Henriette, , , , , –,

Lund, Henrik,

, , , –

Lund, Henrik Ferdinand, –, , , , , ,

, ,

Lund, Johan Christian, , , , , , , –,

, , , –, , , , ,

Lund, Lars Sørenson,

Lund, Peter,

Lund, Peter Severin,

Lund, Peter Wilhelm, –, , , , , ,

; in Brazil, ,

Lund, Søren Jensen,

Lund, Troels Frederik. See Troels-Lund, Frederik

Lund, Vilhelm Nicolai, ,

Luno, Bianco,

–

Lyne, Knud, ,

Lyngbye, Hans Christian,

Lyngbye, Jens,

Lynge, H.H.J.,

Lysander, Albert,

Madsen, Kristen,

Madvig, J. N., –, ,

Mail Coach Inn,

Mansa, J. H.,

Map of Europe (Streit),

Map of the Northeastern Portion of Zealand (Mansa),

“March ministry,”

Margrethe, Birgitte,

Martensen, H. L., –, –, –, –, , , –,

–

, –, –, , –, –, –, –, , ; attacked in print by Rasmus Nielsen,

–

; comparison to Kierkegaard, –, ; eulogy for Mynster, ; marriage of, ; on politics,

–

; as successor to Mynster, –

Marx, Karl, ,

masturbation, –

Mathiessen, Boy,

“Memory of Man, The” (Grundtvig),

Mentz, Christoffer G. J.,

Meyer, Raphael,

Minerva,

Miss Nielsen’s Cookbook,

“Mocker, A” (P. M. Møller),

Molbech, Christian,

Molbech, K. F.,

Molière,

Møller, Jens, ,

Møller, Poul Martin, , , , –, –, , , ,

, , ,

–

, , ,

, ; on affectation, –; in China,

; on Concluding Unscientific Postscript,

–

; on Either/ Or,

; expulsion of from Copenhagen’s intellectual circles,

; and Goldschmidt,

–

, ; and Kierkegaard,

–

–

; ridiculed in The Neighbors across the Way,

; on Stages on Life’s Way,

–

Moltke, Adam Vilhelm, –

Moltke, Joachim Godske, ,

Moment, The, ,

, , , , –,

Monrad, D. G.,

Moods and Situations (Hertz),

Moravian Congregation of Brethren, –

Morgenposten,

“Morning Observations in Kjøbenhavnsposten, no. , The,” –

Mozart, Wolfgang,

Müller, L. C., ,

“My Protest: What I Did and Did Not Say” (H. Lund),

“My Punctuation from Now On,”

“My Relation to ‘Her,’ ” –

“My Umbrella, My Friendship,”

Mynster, Christian Gutzon,

Mynster, Jakob Peter, –, , –, , , , –, , –,

, , , –, –; childhood and adolescence of, –; death of, –; depression of, –; differences with Kierkegaard, –; education of, –; Kierkegaard’s praise of,

; later years of, –; pastoral experiences of, –; reaction to Practice in Christianity, –; relationship with Ole, –; similarities to Kierkegaard, ; spiritual development of, –; as tutor to Adam Vilhelm Moltke, –

Mynster, Maria Frederikke Francisca,

Mynster, Ole Heironymus, , , , , –

Nathanson, Michael Leonard,

“NB Journals,”

Neighbors Across the Way, The (Hostrup),

–

New ABC Book: An Hour’s Instruction to Honor, Serve, and Amuse Young Grundtvig. A Pedagogical Attempt (Grundtvig),

“New Planet, The” (Goldschmidt),

–

Nielsen, Frederik,

Nielsen, Michael, –, –,

Nielsen, N. P.,

Nielsen, Rasmus, , , –, , –, , –, –, –; criticism of Martensen, –,

–

, –; falling out with Kierkegaard, –

Nordicism,

North and South, , ,

Notes from a Journey (A. Adler),

Nutzhorn, Dr., –

Nyt Aftenblad,

Oehlenschläger, Adam, , , ,

, ,

“Old Lover, The” (P. M. Möller),

Old Memories (Bernhard),

Olsen, Cornelia, –

Olsen, Jonas Christian,

Olsen, Regine. See Schlegel, Regine

Olsen, Terkild, , –

On Lenau’s Faust (Martensen),

On Lord Byron (G. Thomsen), –

On Magister S. Kierkegaard’s Work as an Author, Observations of a Village Pastor,

On My Work as an Author,

, , , , , ; reviews of, –

“On Our National Pastimes” (Johan Ludvig Heiberg),

On Religious Persecution (Grundtvig),

On the Art of Preaching (J. Mynster),

“On the Concept of Irony” (P. M. Møller),

On the Concept of Irony, with Continual Reference to Socrates, –, –,

, ; Kierkegaard’s defense of, ; review of in The Corsair,

–

“On the Cultivation of Potted Plants” (Visby),

On the Holy Sickness (Hippocrates et al.),

“On the Polemic of Fædrelaudet,”

“On the Prevailing Tone in Public Life” (Johan Ludvig Heiberg),

On the Significance of Philosophy for the Present Age (Johan Ludvig Heiberg),

Only a Fiddler (Andersen), , –

“Open Letter to Mr. Kierkegaard, M.A.,” –

Ørsted, Hans Christian, , , , , , ,

Ostermann, Johannes, –

“Our Journalistic Literature: A Study from Nature in Noonday Light,”

“Our Latest Journalistic Literature” (Ostermann),

Outline of the System of Moral Philosophy (Martensen),

Outlines of Speculative Logic (R. Nielsen), –

“Pages from a Street Inspector’s Diary,”

Paludan-Müller, Frederick, , ,

Paludan-Müller, Jens, ,

Papers Related to My Suspension and Dismissal (A. Adler),

“Parallel between Two Prophets, A” (Helveg),

parastatic body,

“Pastor P. Chr. Kierkegaard, Lic. Theol., My Brother,”

Pätges, Luise,

Paul, Jean, , ,

Paulli, Just, ,

, , , –, ,

Paulli, S. H.,

pens,

Perseus, ,

Petersen, F. C., ,

Petersen, Fredrik, –

Philipsen, P. G.,

; negotiations with Kierkegaard,

–

–

Philosophical Fragments or A Fragment of Philosophy, , , , ,

; Beck’s review of, ; and Johannes Climacus,

Philosophy of Revelation (Schelling),

“Plea to The Corsair,”

Ploug, Hother,

Poetical Writings (Oehlenschläger),

Point of View for My Work as an Author, The, , ,

–

, , –, –, , ; and irony, –; reviews of, –; and self-expression, –

“Postscript to Either/Or,”

Practice in Christianity, , , , –, , , ,

, ; and the idiot God, –

Prefaces: Light Reading for Various Classes as Time and Occasion Permit, –, ,

, ; and Nicolaus Notabene, , , , ; on reviewers of the day, –

“Proclamation Concerning the Baptist Sect in Denmark” (1842),

Propadeutic (R. Nielsen),

Prose Writings (Johan Ludvig Heiberg),

pseudonymity, , ,

, –

“Public Confession,”

Rahbek, Kamma,

Rainals, John Belfour,

Raketter,

Rasmussen, Louise,

Reasonable Thoughts concerning the Powers and the Proper Employment of the Human Understanding in Order to Know Truth, Imparted to Lovers of the Truth (Wolff),

Reinhard, Regine,

Reitzel, Carl Andreas, , ,

; negotiations with Kierkegaard,

–

Reitzel, C.F.T.,

“Remarks by a Humorous Individual,”

repetition, –, –, ,

Repetition, –, –,

–

; first part, –; Kierkegaard’s revisions of, –; manuscript of, ; postscript of, –, ; and Regine, –; rereading of, , –; second part, –; subtitle of, , ; “To the worthy Mr. X.,” ; theme of repetition in, –, –, ; two main characters (Constantin Constantius and the Young Man) of, –

“Reply to Mr. B. of Flyveposten” (Lehmann),

Rhymed Epistle to “Defensor fidei,” Alias Theology Student Thurah, from Theology Student Th. L. (Lange),

Rhymed Epistle to Johannes the Seducer, Alias Dr. Søren Kierkegaard (Thurah), –,

Richmond, James C.,

romanticism, , ,

Rørbye, Martinus,

Rørdam, Hans,

Rørdam, Peter, , , , ,

Rose of Sharon, The (Thurah),

Rosenhoff, Claudius,

–

Rosenkilde, C. N., ,

–

“Roses Already Blush in Denmark’s Garden” (P. M. Møller),

Rosing, Michael,

Rosted, H. C.,

Rothe, Tycho,

Rothe, W. H.,

Royal Theater of Denmark, , ,

–

Røyen, Mads, , , ,

Rudelbach, Andreas Gottlob, , , , , ,

Rudelbach, Christine, , , –,

Rudelbach, Juliane, , , –, –,

“S. Kierkegaard and his Reviewers,”

Saga of Dr. Faust, The (Stieglitz),

Sandøe, Anders,

Saxtorp, Peter,

Schimmelman, Ernst,

Schlegel, A. W.,

Schlegel, Friedrich (“Fritz”), –, ,

–

, –,

Schlegel, Regine, –,

–

, –, –, –; breakup with Kierkegaard, –; engagement to Friedrich Schlegel, –; as heir to Kierkegaard’s estate, –; Kierkegaard’s letters to, –; look-alike in Berlin, –

Schelling, Friedrich, –,

Schiødte, A. F.,

Schopenhauer, Arthur,

–

; and Buddhism,

; criticism of by the Danish Scientific Society,

–

; writings by and about,

Schouw, J. F., ,

Scribe, Augustin-Eugène, ,

Seding, Niels Andersen,

“Seducer’s Diary, The,” , –,

; as an introduction to The Concept of Anxiety, –, –; planned sequel to,

; and Regine, , ; review of, , –, ; success of,

Severinus, Nikolai Frederick,

Shelley, Percy Bysshe,

Short Synopsis of World History as a Whole (Grundtvig),

Sibbern, F. C., , , –, , –, , ,

–

, , ,

Sickness Unto Death, The, ,

, , , , , –; and Anti-Climacus, ; on the conflict between poetry and Christianity, –; God in, –; writing of, –

Simonsen, C. L.,

Sisters of Fir Tree Mountain, The (Hauch),

Smith, A.N.C., ,

Social Ethics (Martensen),

Socialism and Christianity (Martensen),

Socrates, , ,

; as Kierkegaard’s exemplar,

–

Some Observations concerning the State and Church (Sibbern),

Some Poems (A. Adler),

Some Sermons (A. Adler),

; Kierkegaard’s copy of,

Sommer, Abraham, –

Sommer, Mogens Abraham Søren Aabye Kierkegaard,

Søren Kierkegaard’s Papers (P. Heiberg and Kuhr), –

Søro,

Southern Travel Pictures (Ussing),

Spang, P. J.,

–

Spang, Tycho E.,

, –

Spjellerup Sermons (J. Mynster),

“Squint-Eyed Hunchback, The,”

–

Stages on Life’s Way, , , ,

–

–

, ; “A Leper’s Self-Observation,”

–

; first part,

–

; “ ‘Guilty?’/‘Not Guilty?’ ”

–

–

; inserted passages,

–

; “Nebucadnezzar,”

–

; and Regine,

; second part,

–

; “Solomon’s Dream,”

–

; “The Reading Lesson,”

–

; writing of,

State Church of Denmark, , , ; and baptism,

–

Statsvennen,

steam power,

Steenberg, F. L.,

–

Steffens, Henrik, , ,

Stilling, J.M.F.H.,

Stilling, P. M.,

Storck, J. F.,

Stories from Everyday Life (Gyllembourg),

Streit, F. W.,

Strindberg, August,

Strube, Frederik Christian, , , ,

Studies and Examples (A. Adler),

; repetition in,

Sturzen-Becker, O. P.,

Sunday on Amager, A (Johanne Luise Heiberg),

“Supply of Material Needs” (Visby),

Svane, Ole,

syphilis,

–

; as “falling sickness,”

Tacitus,

“Take an Emetic,”

Tale of a Danish University Student (P. M. Möller),

Tersteegen, Gerhard,

“Thank-You to Professor Heiberg,”

The High Priest—The Tax Collector—The Woman Who Was a Sinner: Three Discourses at the Communion on Fridays,

Theological Journal,

Theological Monthly,

Theological Studies (A. Adler),

Thiele, J. M., ,

“This Life’s Destiny, Understood from a Christian Point of View,” –

“This Must Be Said, So Let It Be Said,” ,

Tholuck, F.A.G.,

Thomsen, Julie,

–

Thomsen, Grímur Thorgrimsson, –

Thønnesen, H. C.,

Thortsen, C. A.,

Thorvaldsen, Bertel, ,

Thoughts on the Possibility of Proofs of Human Immortality (P. M. Møller),

Three Discourses on Imagined Occasions,

Three Godly Discourses, –

Three Edifying Discourses, , , , ,

Thue, H. J.,

Thurah, Christian Henrik de, –

Thurah and Søren Kierkegaard,

Tightening the Requirements for the Matriculation Examinations (Asp),

“To Bring About a Catastrophe,”

“To the Honorable Right Reverend bishop Martensen: A Question” (R. Nielsen),

Tony Goes to War (Etlar),

Trier, Seligmann Meyer, , , , –

Troels-Lund, Frederick, , ,

–

, , ,

Trojel, F. W.,

Tryde, E. C., , –,

–

, , , , ,

Tscherning, A. F.,

Two Ages (Gyllembourg),

Two Discourses for the Communion on Fridays, , –, ; reviews of, –

Two Edifying Discourses, –, , , –, ; and Regine,

Two Ethical-Religious Essays, , , –; “Has a Human Being the Right to Allow Himself to be Put to Death for the Truth?” –; reviews of, –

“Two New Witnesses to the Truth,”

Unchangingness of God, The,

“Unhappy Lover in the Danish Church Times, An,”

Urania,

“Urgent Request,” –

Ussing, J. L.,

Virgil,

Visby, Carl Holger,

–

“Vocalizations for On the Concept of Anxiety,”

Vodskov, Hans Sofus,

von Baader, Fritz,

von der Recke, Adolph,

von Nutzhorn, D. A., , –

von Oldenburg, G. F.,

von Strehlenau, Nikolaus Franz Niembsch Elder (aka Lenau),

Waage, Georg Holger, ,

“Wandering Philosopher, A” (P. M. Møller),

Wegener, C.F.,

Weiland, C. F.,

Weis, Carl,

Welding, F. P.,

Werder, Karl,

Wergeland, Henrik,

Wessel, Johan Herman,

Westergaard, Anders Christensen, , –,

Weyse, C.E.F.,

What Christ Judges with Respect to Official Christianity,

“Who I Am and What I Want,”

“Who Is the Author of Either/Or?”

Why Do It This Way? (Thurah),

Wilhelm, Peter,

Wilhelm Meister (Goethe),

Williston, Ralph, –

Winslow, Carl,

Winther, Christian, , , , ,

, ,

With What Right Is Theology Called a Lie? (Christensen),

Wolff, August, , –

Wolff, Christian, ,

Works of Love,

–

, , , , ; on covetousness,

–

; as “opposition to communism,”

–

World as Will and as Representation (Schopenhauer),

–

Writing from the Year 2135 (Sibbern),

–

Writing Samples,

–

; and A.B.C.D.E.F. Goodhope,

Wulff, Henriette, –,

Zahle, Peter Christian,

, , ,

Zinck, Otto,

–

Zinzendorf, Count,

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