Volume 2, Tome I

Focusing on Kierkegaard's engagement with Greek philosophy, this volume explores various portrayals of Socrates, primarily through Plato's works. It includes a series of articles analyzing Plato, alongside discussions of Xenophon and Aristophanes, who also influenced Kierkegaard's thoughts on Socrates. Additionally, the book examines the reception of Socratic thought in German-speaking regions and Denmark, providing a comprehensive view of how these ancient sources shaped Kierkegaard's philosophy.