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Chronological Table

Chronological Table

CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE

( Where the title of a work is given in italics and without comment, the date is that of publication )

1756 S. K.’s father, Michael Pedersen Kierkegaard, born.
1768 June 18 S. K.’s mother, Anne Sørensdatter Lund, born.
1813 May 5 S. K. born in his father’s house, 2 (now 27) Nytorv, Copenhagen.
1821 S. K. sent to school, to the Borgerdydskole in Copenhagen.
1823 Jan. 23 Regine Olsen born.
1828 Apr. 20 S. K. confirmed by J. P. Mynster.
1830 Oct. 30 S. K. entered as student at the University of Copenhagen.
1834 July 31 S. K.’s mother dies.
Dec. 17 S. K.’s first article in Kjobenhavns Flyvende Post.
Dec. 29 Death of S. K.’s sister Petrea.
1837 May S. K. meets Regine Olsen at the Rørdams (119).
1837-1838 S. K. teaches Latin in the Borgerdydskole.
1838 Aug. 9 Michael Pedersen Kierkegaard dies at 2 a.m.
Sept. 7 From the Papers of one still living, ‘published contrary to his will, by S. K.’ A criticism of Hans Andersen’s novel.
1840 July 3 S. K. finishes his theological examination.
July 19—Aug. 6 The Journey to Jutland.
Sept. 10 S. K. engaged to Regine Olsen.
1841 Jan. 12 S. K. preaches his first sermon in Holmens Kirke.
Sept. 16 On the concept of Irony with particular reference to Socrates (S. K.’s dissertation).
Oct. 11 S. K. breaks off his engagement to Regine Olsen.
Oct. 25 S. K. leaves for Berlin.
1842 Mar. 6 S. K. arrives back in Copenhagen.
1843 Feb. 20 Either-Or edited by Victor Eremita.
May 8 S. K. leaves for Berlin.
May 16 Two Edifying Discourses, by S. K.
1843 May 1 Berlin.
May 8 S. K. returns from Berlin.
Oct. 16 Fear and Trembling, by Johannes de Silentio; Repetition, by Constantin Constantius; Three Edifying Discourses, by S. K.
Dec. 6 Four Edifying Discourses, by S. K.
1844 Mar. 5 Two ” ” by S. K.
June 8 Three e9780486146010_img_8222.gif e9780486146010_img_8222.gif by S. K.
June 13 Philosophical Fragments, or a Fragment of Philosophy, by Johannes Climacus, published by S. K.
June 17 The Concept of Dread, by Vigilius Haufniensis; Prefaces by Nicolaus Notabene.
Aug. 31 Four Edifying Discourses, by S. K.
Oct. 16 S. K. moves from 230 (now 28) Nørregade to his house on Nytorv.
1845 Apr. 29 Three Occasional Discourses, by S. K.
Apr. 30 Stages on the Road of Life, edited by Hilarius Bookbinder.
May 13–24 Berlin.
Dec. 30 Manuscript of the Final Unscicntific Postscript to the Philosophical Fragments sent to the printer.
1846 Feb. 27 Final Unscientific Postscript, by Johannes Climacus, published by S. K.
Mar. 30 A Literary Review, by S. K., containing The Present Age.
May 2—16 Berlin.
Oct. 2 Goldschmidt gives up the editorship of The Corsair.
1847 Mar. 13 Edifying Discourses of Varied Tenor, by S. K.
Sept. 29 The Works of Love, by S. K.
Nov. 3 Regine Olsen married to Fritz Schlegel.
Dec. 1 The Book on Adler completed in its third form.
Dec. 24 S. K. sells 2 Nytorv for Rdl. 22,000 paid to him and his brother.
1848 Jan. 20 Death of Christian VIII.
Mar. 23 Rising in Holstein.
Apr. 23 Battle of Schleswig.
Apr. 26 Christian Addresses, by S. K.
Nov. The Point of view for my Work as an Author as good as finished.’ It was published by his brother in 1859.
1849 May 14 The Lilies of the Field and the Birds of the Air; second edition of Either-Or.
May 19 Two Minor Ethico-Religious Essays, by H. H.
July 30 Sickness unto Death, by Anti-Climacus, published by S. K.
Now. 13 The High Priest—The Publican—The Woman who was a Sinner: Three Discourses before Communion on Friday.
1850 Aug. 7 On my work as an author; Two Discourses at Communion on Friday.
Sept. 10 ForSelf-examination.
Sept. 27 Training in Christianity, by Anti-Clixnacus, published by S. K.
Dec. 20 An Edifying Discourse.
1851-1852 Judge for Yourself, the second part of For Self-examination, published by his brother in 1876.
1854 Jan. 30 Death ofBishop Mynster.
Feb. The article against Martensen, ’ Was Bishop Mynster a witness to the truth?’, written.
Apr. 15 Hans Martensen, Bishop of Zealand in succession to Mynster.
Dec. 18 The article against Martensen published.
1855 Jan.—May Articles arising out of the attack on Martensen.
May—Oct. Nos. 1—9 of The Instant.
Oct. 2 S. K. taken to the Frederiks Hospital.
Nov. 11 Death of S. K.

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