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Parables of Kierkegaard
Søren Kierkegaard, Thomas C. Oden, Thomas C. Oden
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Parables of Kierkegaard
Søren Kierkegaard, Thomas C. Oden, Thomas C. Oden
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Supplementary List of Kierkegaard’s Parables
What follows is not to be understood as an exhaustive inventory of all Kierkegaard’s narratives that are potentially classifiable as parables, but a critical selection of his parables and stories that demonstrates the range and pervasiveness of parabolic communication throughout his entire literary effort. All Danish references, unless otherwise noted, are to the Samlede Værker, 3rd edition, edited by A. B. Drachmann, J. L. Heiberg and H. O. Lange, revised by Peter P. Rohde, 20 volumes (Copenhagen: Gyldendal, 1962-64).
| Parable | Themes | Page (and line) Numbers | Danish Text |
| THE CONCEPT OF IRONY | |||
| (Om Begrebet Ironi, 1841) | |||
| The Grave of Napoleon | viewpoint, nothingness, Xenophon | 56(19)-57(9) | 178 |
| Socrates in the Under-world | examination, wisdom, ignorance | 75(1)-77(8) | 1 93-96 |
| The Sparkle of the Wine | eros, infinite, refraction | 79(7-17) | I 97 |
| The Currency of the Ironist | nothingness, concealment, health | 88(29)-89(7) | I 106 |
| The Convincing Dispute | irony, negation, habit, conversion | 93(14-17) | I 110 |
| The Password | unity, virtue, abstract | 95(6-17) | I 112 |
| The Huckster and the Artist | irony, ideal, empirical, finitude | 156(33)-158(23) | 1166-68 |
| The Suspended Basket | ideality, Socrates, irony, comedy | 180(10-37) | I 187-88 |
| The Anger of the Gods | mission, irony, ignorance, emptiness | 198(15)-199(10) | I 204 |
| The Englishman Who Required an Unusual View | removal, prospect, enchantment | 215(8-23) | I 219 |
| The Fitting Punishment | congruity, state, guilt, vindication, comedy; irony, death | 218(19)-221(13) | I 222-24 |
| The Guadalquivir River | renewal, world history, uniqueness | 222(1-17) | I 226 |
| Dispatching the Ship of Speculation | infinite, beginning, discovery | 239(8)-240(1) | I 241 |
| The Shallow Barque of Charon | reality, ideality, negativity | 255(12-21) | I 255-56 |
| Intellectual Freemasonry | irony, the age, speeches, isolation | 263(1)-264(7) | I 262-63 |
| The Incognito Traveler | irony, indirect communication | 265(21-34) | I 264-65 |
| Raising the Bid | enthusiasm, ironic satisfaction, manipulation, humor | 266(31)-267(34) | I 266 |
| The Proposal | affair, social prerogative, deception... |