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Kierkegaard, D. Anthony Storm's Commentary on - The Single Individual

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This work, like many of Kierkegaard's, was not published during his lifetime, but appeared posthumously thanks to his brother Peter. This work is short, and divided into two parts, and in time became a supplement to The Point Of View For My Work As An Author though it was begun earlier. Part One addresses the category of 'that solitary individual' and Part Two addresses its application in his corpus. This work is one of three Kierkegaard wrote on his authorship. The Point of View was also published posthumously, along with this work. On My Work As an Author was, however, published in Kierkegaard's lifetime, brief though the work was. As a footnote indicates (p. 109), The Single Individual work was meant to accompany the dedication to 'that individual' which is found in Upbuilding Discourses In Various Spirits. Begun in 1846, it was heavily revised in 1847. A very brief postscript was added in 1849 with footnotes to the text. A second postscript was added in 1855, Kierkegaard's final ye

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