‎Kierkégaard‎

‎Kierkegaard Soren‎

‎Diapsálmata‎

‎2015. Paperback. Very Good-New. Rare book paperback‎

Riferimento per il libraio : T140822 ISBN : 8494360663 9788494360664

‎Soren Aaby Kierkegaard‎

‎Temor y Temblor‎

‎2001. Paperback. Very Good-New. Rare book paperback‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 488659 ISBN : 8420639133 9788420639130

‎Soren Aaby Kierkegaard‎

‎Tratado de la Desesperación‎

‎2007. Paperback. Very Good-New. Rare book paperback‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 485195 ISBN : 9875710288 9789875710283

‎Soren Kierkegaard‎

‎La enfermedad mortal o de la desesperación y el pecado‎

‎1984. Paperback. Very Good-New. Rare book paperback‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 449975 ISBN : 8472916715 9788472916715

‎Soren Aaby Kierkegaard‎

‎Escritos 3. O lo uno o lo otro. Un fragmento de vida II‎

‎2007. Paperback. Very Good-New. Rare book paperback‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 464099 ISBN : 8481648086 9788481648089

‎Kierkegaard Seren‎

‎Diapsálmata / Repercusión de la tragedia antigua en la moderna / La validez estética del matrimonio / Temor y temblor .‎

‎2015. Paperback. Very Good-New. Rare book paperback‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 436858 ISBN : 8447378764 9788447378760

‎Kierkegaard Soren‎

‎La enfermedad mortal‎

‎1900. Paperback. Very Good-New. Rare book paperback‎

Riferimento per il libraio : T100918 ISBN : 8481649821 9788481649826

‎Kierkegaard Sren‎

‎La enfermedad mortal‎

‎1900. Paperback. Very Good-New. Rare book paperback‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 147460 ISBN : 8461763262 9788461763269

‎Soren Aaby Kierkegaard‎

‎La época presente‎

‎2012. Paperback. Very Good-New. Rare book paperback‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 486252 ISBN : 8498793157 9788498793154

‎Kierkegaard Soren‎

‎Diario De Un Seductor‎

‎2000. Paperback. Very Good-New. Rare book paperback‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 449791 ISBN : 8471750619 9788471750617

‎KIERKEGAARD SOREN‎

‎ESTETICA Y ETICA /ESP.PLATA-U‎

‎2009. Paperback. Very Good-New. Rare book paperback‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 97834 ISBN : 8496133974 9788496133976

‎Soren Aaby Kierkegaard‎

‎El Instante‎

‎2012. Paperback. Very Good-New. Rare book paperback‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 464061 ISBN : 8481648671 9788481648676

‎SAREN KIERKEGAARD‎

‎LAS OBRAS DEL AMOR Y OTROS TEXTOS‎

‎2000. Paperback. Very Good-New. Rare book paperback‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 669346 ISBN : 9875141879 9789875141872

‎Kierkegaard Soren‎

‎Temor y temblor‎

‎1900. Paperback. Very Good-New. Rare book paperback‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 504517 ISBN : 8413370302 9788413370309

‎Kierkegaard Soren‎

‎De los papeles de alguien que todavía vive. Sobre el concepto de ironía‎

‎2000. Paperback. Very Good-New. Rare book paperback‎

Riferimento per il libraio : I61815 ISBN : 8481643653 9788481643657

‎Kierkegaard Sren‎

‎Migajas filosóficas. El concepto de angustia. Prólogos‎

‎2016. Paperback. Very Good-New. Rare book paperback‎

Riferimento per il libraio : T167908 ISBN : 8498796253 9788498796254

‎Soren Aaby Kierkegaard‎

‎Diario de un Seductor‎

‎2014. Paperback. Very Good-New. Rare book paperback‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 497927 ISBN : 9871093969 9789871093960

‎Kierkegaard Sren / Leon Ignacio‎

‎Diario de un seductor‎

‎2001. Paperback. Very Good-New. Rare book paperback‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 662959 ISBN : 8471755343 9788471755346

‎Kierkegaard Soren‎

‎Furcht und Zittern: Dialektische Lyrik von Johannes de Silentio. Mit Erinnerungen an Kierkegaard von Hans Br�chner. �bersetzt und mit Glossar . Werkes' herausgegeben von Liselotte Richter‎

‎Europ�ische Verlagsanst. 2016. Paperback. New. German language. 7.48x5.04x0.47 inches. Europ�ische Verlagsanst. paperback‎

Riferimento per il libraio : __386393072X ISBN : 386393072X 9783863930721

‎Kierkegaard Soren‎

‎The Concept of Anxiety: A Simple Psychologically Oriented Deliberation in View of the Dogmatic Problem of Hereditary Sin‎

‎Liveright. PAPERBACK. 1631490044 Brand NewVCF . New. Liveright paperback‎

Riferimento per il libraio : OTF-S-9781631490040 ISBN : 1631490044 9781631490040

‎Kierkegaard‎

‎L' évangile des souffrances‎

‎Paris: bazoges-en-pareds 1937. Broché. Etat moyen. in-12. bazoges-en-pareds unknown‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 136653

‎GOLDSCHMIDT MEIR AARON edt. SREN KIERKEGAARD. FOUNDING DANISH PUBLIC SATIRE CARICATURING KIERKEGAARD‎

‎Corsaren. Nr. 1-315. All that was issued during Goldschmidt's ownership including those of the seized issued that were not also destroyed: 36 64 70 81 293 as well as no. 215b the addenda-issues to 75 194 215 215b 227 259 262 208 as well as the extra numbers of 86 and 259 with different dates and contents i.e. just errors in the consecutive numbering and "F�lgeblad" after no. 204. The seized and destroyed issues are as expected not present: 3 11 21 22 26 63 65 67 68 73 77 79 80 136 149 151 176 192 194 199 208 226 242 243 261 265 270 281 294 305 307 313. No. 1-16: Andet Oplag i.e. second issue.‎

‎Copenhagen 1841-1846. Lex 8vo. Bound in three contemporary uniform black full cloth bindings with gilt lettering and numbering to spines. Extremities a bit worn and hinges a bit weak. Some brownspotting. Overall a pretty good set. Richly illustrated throughout both in the text and with plates. � A complete collection of all rightful issues of Goldschmidt's "Corsaren" the seminal periodical that took Copenhagen by storm and is now famous world-wide for its harsh ridicule of S�ren Kierkegaard with the iconic caricature of him that now constitutes the most famous "portrait" of the founder of existentialism.<br><br>With its witty and respectless character and its founder's awe of the French Revolution and republican ideas "Corsaren" became the first periodical of its kind in Denmark. It invoked an entirely new genre founded Danish political satire and would prove groundbreaking in several respects. It was not only political and meant to be an "Organ for and sculpting of the mass opinion" but it also saw as its goal "to assert and cherish the purity and dignity of literature" see Bredsdorff p. 28. <br><br>The first issue of "Corsaren" saw the light of day on October 8 1840. The periodical was founded and owned by Me�r Aaron Goldschmidt who was also the actual editor and the author of the greater part of the writings in it. In 1846 Goldschmidt sold the periodical and although it continued its existence until 1855 it almost immediately lost the significance it had when Goldschmidt owned it. The essence of the periodical thus counts the numbers 1 from October 8 1840 to 315 October 2 1846.<br><br>With its political stance and its provocative manner it is no wonder that many issues of the groundbreaking periodical were seized forbidden and destroyed by the police censure which accounts for lacunae in the numbering of the issues. This also accounts for the long list of fictional names of editors. Goldschmidt is never actually mentioned as the editor anywhere in the periodical and in the beginning every time a number is seized a new fictional editor-name appears on the following issues. Already issue nr. 3 was confiscated and during Goldschmidt's ownership 40 issues were seized and forbidden. Within the first 26 weeks of its existence "Corsaren" had officially had no less than six different editors in Chief. In the six years that Goldschmidt owned "Corsaren" 14 different editor-names appear. <br><br>The seized numbers accounts for the lacunae in the numbering of the issues in the present set. Most of these were destroyed and never reached the public to the great disappointment of the many loyal readers. A few of the seized issues were later released by the chancellery and the subscribers would receive them albeit several months later. This accounts for the five issues that are present here although they were seized - the few seized issues that were not also destroyed.<br><br>The first issue of "Corsaren" took Copenhagen by storm; it was eagerly read and discussed and there were countless rumours as to who the real editor/editors in reality was/were. Issue nr. 1 was sold out so quickly that a second issue of it followed almost immediately. Thus often in the rare sets one encounters of "Corsaren" the early issues will be in second issue as it was only in time that the editor realized the need to print in larger numbers. <br><br>Apart from its political stance and the great effect "Corsaren" came to have upon the shaping of Danish politics during the years that Goldschmidt ran it the periodical is today associated with one towering subject now known as the "Corsar-polemic" - the strife that emerged between the widest read and most influential periodical of the time and the person that would prove to be the greatest thinker that emerged from Danish soil S�ren Kierkegaard.<br><br>Goldschmidt and Kierkegaard had met each other for the first time right after the appearance of Kierkegaard's first book in 1838. As we know Goldschmidt had founded "Corsaren" in 1840 and Kierkegaard published his dissertation "on the Concept of Irony" in 1840. On October 8 1841 nr. 49 the contents of the dissertation was briefly mentioned in "Corsaren" and the actual review followed in nr. 51 October 22. The review was not bad there was no real mockery and Goldschmidt even deemed it "interesting". Like every other person in Copenhagen at that time Kierkegaard now also know the identity of the true editor of "Corsaren" and when he met Goldschmidt again coincidentally this time he mentioned to him that he had no reason to be dissatisfied with the review but that it lacked "composition" and that Goldschmidt ought to generally "pursue comical composition". <br><br>In February 1843 Kierkegaard's magnum opus "Either-Or" appeared. Goldschmidt read it and was immediately infatuated by it. There was no end to his appreciation of this masterpiece and he writes his review of it in "Corsaren" nr. 129 March 10 1843. He states "This author is a mighty intellectual he is an intellectual aristocrat he mocks the entire human race portrays its wretchedness; but he is entitled thereto he is an unusual intellect." And this is not the only time that Goldschmidt praises Kierkegaard. <br><br>One would think that Kierkegaard would be thrilled with this. Usually he is portrayed as a misunderstood struggling author who no-one really believed in and who was only vindicated after his death. But here he is so highly praised for his early works no less by one of the most influential men in the country at the time. But somehow Kierkegaard was not just pleased with this. He might have felt left out for not being made fun of like everyone else in "Corsaren" and he was definitely not in agreement with Goldschmidt politically. Kierkegaard was a true conservative and did not appreciate the horrible liberal radicalism of "Corsaren". It clearly bothered him to be lauded by "Corsaren" as almost the only one. <br><br>After "Corsaren" had once again highlighted the immortality of Victor Ermeita the pseudonym that Kierkegaard used for several of his books in a review of a novel by Carsten Hauch the praise seems to have become too much for the Conservative Kierkegaard. In a letter that he never sent though he writes to "Corsaren" in the satirical manner of the periodical itself "kill me but do not make me immortal!". "Oh! This gruesome mercy and to be spared for ever designated a non-human because Corsaren inhumanely spared him!. Oh! Let you be moved to pity stop with your sublime gruesome mercy kill me like everyone else!" showing how he actually wanted to be ridiculed by Corsaren like everyone else. <br><br>The defining moment came when at the end of Decmber 1827 Kierkegaard writes an article in the paper "F�drelandet" under the pseudonym of Frater taciturnus. Here Kierkegaard not only publicly regrets not being ridiculed in Corsaren he also implies that P.L. M�ller whom he dispised is the true editor of "Corsaren" which came to mean the end of M�ller's career. M�ller had stood in for Goldschmidt during Goldschmidt's impeachement he was accused of being the actual editor of "Corsaren" which he had done as a favour to Goldschmidt but he was not otherwise truly involved with the "dangerous" periodical. <br><br>As of 1846 things changed and Goldschmidt began ridiculing Kierkegaard in "Corsaren". The first polemic against him is to be found in nr. 276 January 2 and the following issue of "Corsaren" nr. 277 January 9 contains the first of many caricature drawings of Kierkegaard defining the way that Kierkegaard came to be viewed ever after. The drawing was done by Corsaren's house illustrator Kl�strup and has gone down is history as THE most important depiction of S�ren Kierkegaard ever. The moment it appeared - January 9 1846 - became a defining moment in the life of the founder of existentialism. Not only was he depicted in a ridiculous way caricatured so that everyone knew who it was there also followed a polemical description of his appearance for instance mentioning one trouser leg being shorter than the other. This one issue of "Corsaren" began the Copenhagen "trend" of discussing trousers of Kierkegaard - a "trend" that became so bothersome for Kierkegaard that he never really recovered from gerenal ridicule. And that was how "Corseren" began the momentous ridicule of Kierkegaard's outer appearance that came to hurt him so deeply. <br><br>"Corsaren" continued its ridicule in nr. 277 pointing also to the fact that Kierkegaard was not the keeper of secrets and Kierkegaard replied through "F�drelandet" pointing among other things to the fact that he had "ordered" the ridicule and thus making fun of "Corsaren". And "Corsaren" continued to write back continued to ridicule Kierkegaard and to bring caricatures of him - in nrs. 278 279 280. <br><br>In nr. 284 Goldschmidt once again praises Kierkegaard reviewing his brilliant philosophical magnum opus "Concluding Unscientific Postscript" and although the following months of "Corsaren" contain several harsh polemics against Kierkegaard which were so devastating to the self-conscious philosopher Goldschmidt says that the defining moment that made him give up "Corsaren" and sell it came when after the publication of "Concluding Unscientific Postscript" he met Kierkegaard on the street which he had done so often and Kierkegaard refused to greet him. <br><br>In "Concluding Unscientific Postscript" Kierkegaard admits to being the author of all the pseudonomous writings which is another defining moment in his career. This prompted another caricature in "Corsaren". In nr. 285 from March 6 1846 Kierkegaard is famously depicted as the centre of the universe. Also in nr. 297 299 300 and 304 "Corsaren" polemicizes against Kierkegaard. <br><br>The caricatures were devastating to Kierkegaard who keeps mentioning the polemics in his diaries. He so wishes that "Corsaren" would now stop the ridicule and let him be. The extent to which his trousers and his appearance in general had become a subject og gossip for the inhabitants of Copenhagen was almost unbearable to him. "I need only put on my trousers and all eyes are on me on my trousers" he writes and elsewhere after talking about the vast general ridicule from the population of Copenhagen "such knowing mistreatment is one of the most painful things. Everything else comes to an end but not this. To sit in a church and that then a couple of ruffians have the audacity to sit next to one only to constantly ogle one's trousers and mock one in a conversation that is so loud that one hears every single word." S.K.P. VIII: 1A 99. The ridicule would take no end and Kirekgaard's private papers are full of examples of how he was made fun of and how everyone in Copenhagen would laugh at him and his trousers. "What Goldschmidt and P.L. M�ller practice in the large every individual practices in the small." Ibid. 218. The effect of the caricatures in Corsaren was devastating and Kierkegaard never really recovered from it. <br><br>See: Elias Bredsdorff: Goldschmidts "Corsaren" Sirius 1962. hardcover‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 57785

‎KIERKEGAARD S. SREN.' THE ABSOLUTELY RAREST KIERKEGAARD TITLE‎

‎Sexten opbyggelige Taler. Sixteen Upbuilding Discourses.‎

‎Kj�benhavn P.G. Philipsens Forlag 1843 - 45. 8vo. Fine contemporary half calf with richly gilt spine. Corners slightly bumped and spine with a bit of wear. Inner hinge slightly weak. A bit of brownspotting mostly to first leaves. A very nice copy. 4 62 84 59 recte 57 pp. i.e. without the blank leaf between the title-page and the preface 70 111 pp. � Very rare first edition of this Kierkegaard-title which is without doubt the most difficult to get hold of. "Sixteen Upbuilding Discourses" consists of the popular Two Three and Four Upbuilding Discourses. The unsold copies of these "Opbyggelige Taler" "Upbuilding Discourses" were initially collected under the title "Atten opbyggelige Taler" Eighteen Upbuilding Discourses and published with a collected title-page; when "To opbyggelige Taler" "Two Upbuilding Discourses" from 1843 was sold out the remaining sixteen upbuilding discourses were published with the title-page "Sexten opbyggelige Taler". The number of copies of this scarce title is said to be well under 100 and is thus by far the rarest of all of Kierkegaard's books. unknown‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 57210

‎KIERKEGAARD SREN.‎

‎Atten opbyggelige Taler.‎

‎Kj�benhavn Copenhagen P. G. Philipsens Forlag 1843-1845. 8vo. Bound uncut in a recent pastiche cardboardbinding imitating the original brown cardboard binding in which it was issued. Printed pastice paper label to spine. Some brownspotting as always due to the paper quality. 4 52 62 84 59 recte 57 pp. i.e. without the blank leaf between the title-page and the preface 70 111 pp. Complete with all the titles and the joint title-page without the blank leaf after the preface of "To opbyggelige Taler 1844" - which is not called for and hardly ever present. � First edition of Kierkegaard's important eighteen upbuilding discourses which comprise his two three and four upbuilding discourses from the years 1843-45 with the joint title-page of all eighteen. The work constitutes Kierkegaard's religious works which supplement his theological and philosophical ones.<br><br>The first upbuilding discourses were published the same year as Either-Or and it is interesting to note that in opposition to his major philosophical works the religious upbuilding discourses actually bear the name of the author on the title-page a fact that was by no means incidental. While the pseudonymous works could make one doubt the religiousness of the author the parallelly written religious discourses stress the fact that we are dealing with an author who was religious from the very beginning a fact that Kierkegaard also wished to establish himself; in his journals he clearly states that the religious discourses bear as much significance for his work as a whole as do the larger pseudonymous works "I began with "Either-Or" and two upbuilding discourses." he says and explains that he intended the upbuilding the religious to advance and that he wanted to show "that the writer was not an esthetic author who in the course of time grew older and for that reason became religious" Journals IX A 227.<br><br>The importance of the upbuilding discourses and the close relationship they have with the major works and Kierkegaard's philosophical development also becomes evident with the fact that every pseudonymous work was accompanied by a little collection of "upbuilding discourses" until "Concluding Postscript" appeared.<br><br>Himmelstrup 85. unknown‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 57279

‎KIERKEGAARD SREN. ONE OF THE RAREST KIERKEGAARD TITLES‎

‎Begrebet Angest. En simpel psychologisk=paapegende Overveielse i Retning af det dogmatiske Problem om Arvesynden af Vigilius Haufniensis.‎

‎Kj�benhavn 1844. 8vo. P�nt samtidigt halvshirtbind med forgyldt titel p� ryg. Kapit�ler slidt s�rligt den �vre. Som vanligt brunplettet grundet papirkvalitetetn. VIII 184 pp.<br><br>8vo. Nice contemporary half cloth with gilt title to spine. Capitals worn espacially the top one. Internally brownspotted as usual due to the paper quality. Overall a very nice copy. VIII 184 pp. � The rare first edition of Kierkegaard's "Concept of Dread" one of a very small number of copies. <br><br>Apart from "Sexten opbyggelige Taler" the amputated "Atten opbyggelige Taler" -without the two that were quickly sold out this is the rarest of Kierkegaard's works. The exact number of copies of "Begrebet Angest" has never actually been verified but it is a fact that it was issued in a significantly smaller number than the other works. It is said to have appeared in 250 copies whereas almost all of Kierkegaard's other works appeared in ab. 525 copies.<br><br>Himmelstrup: 68. hardcover‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 57261