Volume 13

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Kierkegaard's influence extends beyond philosophy and theology into psychology, anthropology, and sociology, as explored in this volume. The collection examines how his works, particularly "The Concept of Anxiety" and "The Sickness unto Death," have shaped psychological thought. Additionally, his "Literary Review of Two Ages" provides critical insights into the dynamics of modern society, highlighting his role in social criticism and theory. The articles collectively illustrate the significant reception of his ideas across various social science disciplines.