Volume 1, Tome I

Kierkegaard's intricate engagement with the Bible is examined through a multidisciplinary lens, incorporating source-critical research, literary criticism, theology, and biblical studies. This first volume focuses on the Old Testament and the Apocrypha, analyzing how Kierkegaard's interpretations are shaped by his cultural and intellectual milieu. The essays aim to deepen the understanding of Kierkegaard's appropriation of biblical texts, revealing the complexities of his thought and its contextual influences.