Kirmmse, BH 　著

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IntroductionPart One: Kierkegaard's DenmarkSection I: Political,Economic, and Social Trends: 1. Historical Background and the Rise of thePeasantry to 1820; 2. Religious Currents until 1820; 3. The PeasantAwakenings of the 1820s and After; 4. The Rise of Liberalism in the 1830s; 5.The Peasant Movement to the Late 1840s; 6. The National Question in SouthernJutland; 7. 1848 and AfterSection II: Politics and Religion in 'Golden Age'Culture: 8. The Social Orientation and Intellectual Origins of the GoldenAge; 9. 'The Rare Few': Adam Oehlenschlager and the First Generation of theGolden Age; 10. Piety and Good Taste: J.P. Mynster's Religion and Politics;11. Johan Ludvig Heiberg; 12. H.L. Martensen; 13. N.F.S. Grundtvig andHistory's Flock: National Popular Culture in the Service of Religion; 14.H.N. Clausen and Orla Lehmann: The Liberal Alternative to the Golden AgeMainstream; 15. The Golden Age and Its AlternativesPart Two: Denmark'sKierkegaard16. Soren Kierkegaard: Life and Literary Career to February 1846;17. A Literary Review; 18. Edifying Discourses in Various Spirtis; 19. Worksof Love; 20. The Crisis and a Crisis in the Life of an Actress; 21. Two MinorEthico-Religious Essays; 22. Christian Discourses; 23. The Sickness UntoDeath; 24. Training in Christianity; 25. Autobiographical Pieces, 'Two Notes'Concerning 'the Individual,' and the 'Open Letter' to Dr. Rudelbach; 26. TwoSeries of Discources 'Recommended to the Present Age'; 27. The Attack onChristendomEpilogue: The Response to the Attack on Christendom