Abel: and Cain, 40
Abraham: God of, 474; house of, 81; slave of, 81
absolute, the, 210, 211-21, 223-24; choice, 173, 177-78, 224; contradiction, 237; despair, 221; Either/ Or, 174, 177-78; idea, 489; in morality, 382; personality as, 264-65; the single individual as, 265
abstract, the: duty as, 271; ethical, 255-56, 302
accidental, the, 7, 12, 14-15, 107, 383, 420; and the essential, 260-61; in life, 9
achievement(s): in life, 79-81; in the world, 81
acting prompter, 137
actual, the, actuality, 469; of life, 137; meaning to, 322; reality of, 35
Adam and Eve, 40, 259, 261, 282, 376, and Eve’s fall, 41; and Eve’s marriage, 29; Eve as seducer of, 52
Adamites, 492
Adler, Adolph Peter, 444-45, 506
Adresseavisen, 502
Æschylus, Agamemnon, 500
Aesop, 475; “Boasting Traveler,” 475; Fables of Aesop, 475, 493; Phaedri Augusti Liberti: fabularum Aesopiarum, 493
Agamemnon, 379-80, 500. See also Æschylus
age, the: characteristic of, 23-24; consciousness of, 28; our, 19, 22, 69, 95, 104, 171, 173, 175, 189, 213, 228, 235, 245, 321, 397; reflective, 27, 28
Aladdin, see analogy
Alcibiades, 397, 475; and Socrates, 488
alien: and stranger, 83-84
Anadyomene, see analogy
analogy. Aladdin, 410-11; Anadyomene, 423; Arabian horse, 198; beech tree, 295-96; bird, 86; boats, 84; carriage, 75; castle in the air, 106; clock, 138; clown, 16; flesh and blood, 72, 209; flies, 99-100; flying, 87; hermits, 1; horse, 6, 475; jellyfish, 38; kayak, 84; Niger River, 265, 492; ocean, 83-84; pigeon, 35; sleepwalker, 94; sparrow, 277; swimming, 58; swine, 11, woman in labor, 205-06
Andersen, Hans Christian, 397, 502; Only a Fiddler, 502
animal (beast), 500
Antigone, 408
Antisthenes, 487
anxiety, 117, 186, 220, 222, 238, 245, 252, 297, 342-43, 345-46, 351, 366; and trembling, 112
Apemantus: and Timon, 495
Aphrodite, 505
Arabian horse, see analogy
Arabian Nights’ Entertainments, 494
arbitrary, arbitrariness, 121
Archimedean point, 265
Ariadne, 363
Aristo the Stoic, 501
Ariston the Bald of Chios, 379-80, 383, 500
Aristotle, 322; Metaphysics, 501-02; Nicomachean Ethics, 495, 496; Works, 495
Aristoxenus: Historical Gleanings, 495
art, 477; and nature, 131; and poetry, 133-37, 272-73
atheist, atheism, 265
Atheos, Theodorus, 408
author, 420-25, 451. See also writer
Bacchus, 490
Baggesen, Jens Immanuel, 477; “Jordens Lethe. Drikkevise,” 493; “Kallundhorgs Krönike,” 480; “Scheerenschleifer-Epopee,” 477; “Tilegnelse,” 494; Værker, 480; Werke, 477
Balder, 474
Balle, Nicolai Edinger: catechism of, 266-67, 270, 323; Lærobog i den Evangelisk-christelige Religion, 492
baptism: character of, 482
battle, 284-85, 367; moment of, 29; in Valhalla, 112
beauty, beautiful, the, 275, 282-84, 287, 475; definition of, 272, 474; esthetic, 108, 113, 116, 119, 122, 133, 136; in life, 273; of life, 276, 323; and marriage, 61, 94, 113, 116, 304, 316; and meaning, 322; of the universal, 338; of woman, 431
Beck, Andreas Frederik: “Plump Usandhed,” 504
Becker, Karl Friedrich. Verdenshistorie, 479
being(s). conscious, 490; innermost, 15, 186, 215, 216, 221-22, 254; and nothing, 483-84
Berlingske Tidende, 388, 401, 502; “Another Letter,” 502; “A Letter,” 502
Bible, 49, 69-71, 92, 123, 174, 220, 223, 287, 312-13, 322, 343-44, 375, 407
Bible Apocrypha:
Sirach 7:36, 327; 36:24-26, 81
Bible, New Testament, 71, 98, 374
Bible, New Testament:
I Corinthians 1:23, 166; 2:9, 177; 3:7, 353; 7:2-31, 210; 11:5-15, 312; 13:4-7, 68; 13:2, 97; 15:31, 196
II Corinthians 5:10, 322
Galatians 4:1-2, 177; 4:30, 81; 6:7, 204
Hebrews, 41, 1:4, 176, 6:4-6, 41; 9:27, 322; 11:13, 83
I John 4:18, 146; 4:19, 216; 5.4, 208
Luke, 341; 1:37, 30, 315; 7.36-47, 55; 8:18, 318; 8:30, 160; 9:24, 111; 9:25, 193, 220; 13:1-4, 343; 16:25, 78; 18.11, 188, 19.26, 318; 19:41, 341, 19.41-42, 239
Mark 2:26, 136; 4:24-25, 318; 5:9, 160; 8:35, 111; 8:38, 102; 11.15, 301; 11:23, 97; 12.30, 148
Matthew 2:16, 39; 5:45, 343, 367; 6:4, 286; 6:6, 286; 6:6-29, 282; 6:18, 286; 6:27, 110; 6 34, 68; 7:7, 353; 7:15, 301; 10.16, 311-12; 10:32, 102; 10:35-37, 245; 10.39, 111; 11:25, 128; 12:26, 223; 13:12, 318; 14:52, 314; 16:23, 442; 16:25, 111; 16:26, 37, 168, 176, 193, 220; 17.20, 97; 20:3, 195; 21:1, 301; 21-21, 97; 22:37, 148; 23:24, 257
Romans 2:16, 322; 8:16, 244; 8:20, 74; 12:11, 353
I Thessalonians 4:9, 271; 4:13, 237
II Thessalonians 3:10, 282
I Timothy, 374; 2:11-15, 70; 2:14, 92; 4:4, 98
II Timothy 4:7, 121,256
Bible, Old Testament, 259, 314
Bible, Old Testament.
Exodus 3:2, 232, 261; 18:7, 314; 20:5, 342; 30:13, 301
Genesis 1:22, 52, 70; 1:28, 69; 2:16, 282; 2:18, 92; 2:24, 92, 313; 3:6, 311-12; 3:12, 52, 3.15, 49; 3:16, 52; 3:17, 52, 282; 3.19, 118, 282, 285; 4:1, 259; 18:20-32, 342; 21:10, 81; 23:7, 314; 24, 473; 24:6, 314; 32:24-26, 344
Job 2:9, 13; 38.11, 114; 40:2, 344
Joshua 6:3-20, 161
Leviticus 24:9, 136
Nehemiah 4:16-18, 81; 4:23, 81
I Samuel 15:22, 244
Bilderbeck, L. F. Freiherr v., Urne in einsame Thale, 494
bird, see analogy
bitterness: of life, 136; of marriage, 33
Blackfeldt, Ludvig, 245-47
blessing, 86, 93, 109, 205, 344, 353, 384; children as, 74-75; home as, 81
boats, see analogy
Bomilcar, 493
Bretzner, Christoph Friedrich, Sovedrikken, 499
bride, bridal, 52; and groom, 57, 100-01; night, 53
Bruun, Thomas Christopher, Figaros Givtermaal, 502
business: world of, 207
Byron, George Gordon, 22, 41; “To Eliza,” 471; “The First Kiss of Love,” 474; Hours of Idleness, 471, 474; Works, 471
Cain: and Abel, 40
calculation: and marriage, 26-28
calling, 291-95, 297, 305, 323; to doubt, 376; of human being, 292; of individual, 292; work as, 293
cardinal sin, 185
carriage, see analogy
castle, see analogy
categorical imperative, 496
category: of duty, 151, 264; of good and evil, 223-24; of inwardness, 99; of love, 128; of mediation, 173; of morals, 255-56; of necessity, 174, 232, 239; of sin, 92
Catholic Church, Catholicism, 44-45, 406, 482
ceremony, see wedding; marriage
Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de, Don Quixote au Manchas Levnet og Bedrifter, 481
Chamisso, Adelbert v., Wonderful History of Peter Schlemihl, 10, 469
character: in a drama, 137; of a man, 493; marriage as school for, 64-67
Charles, 300, 420. See also Scribe
Chateaubriand, François René, Vicomte de, 1, 359, 469; Atala, 469
child, children, 69, 72, 75-76, 188, 238, 265, 341, 364, 501; bearing of, 70, 73, 91; as blessing, 74-75; duty of, 265; and marriage, 68-69, 374; and sin, 91-92; of time, 236; childhood, of Judge William, 105, 266-70
Chinese proverb, 76
Chios, Ariston of, see Ariston of Chios
Chladni, Ernst Florens Friedrich, 473
choice, choosing, 157-58, 163-69, 176-78, 211-24, 230-32, 237-38, 240, 248, 260, 262, 271, 302, 380; absolute, 173, 177-78, 218, 224; despair’s, 218-19; esthetic, 166-68, 302, ethical, 167-69, 177-78, 222-23, 231, 247, 262, 292; ethical as, 169; moment of, 163-68, 177, 217, 223, 251, 483-84; oneself, 218, 223-26, 247-52, 258-60, 262, 270, 271-72, 380; and repentance, 217
Christ, 15-16, 48-49, 342; as image of patience, 135-36. See also imitation of Christ
Christendom, 41, 240, 435, 438, 443, 457
Christian, Christianity, 30, 44, 48-50, 123, 218, 227, 239-40, 375, 435, 438-39, 451, 454, 455, 457-58; characteristics of, 241; commandment, 255; faith, 88; life, 41; marriage, 10, 28, 30-31, 36, 69; meaning of, 362; and paganism, 171; and philosophy, 381; relationship to, 456; and Saladin, 26; as spirit, 48-49
Chrysippus, On Ends, 500
Church, 52, 55, 316, 375, 404; blessing of, 22, 36; doctrine of, 185, 458; ethics of, 60; and marriage, 91-94. See also wedding; marriage
Cicero, Marcus Tullius, 469; De finibus bonorum et malorum, 500-01; Opera, 500
Circe, 11
clock, see analogy
clown, see analogy
comedy: modern, 21
commandment(s), Christian, 255
concentricity, 47-48, 55, 57, 94
concrete, the, 256, 271; ethical as, 255
congregation, 99, 102, 246-47, 313; and women, 313, 414
conquering nature, 130-41
consciousness, 20, 25, 194; of age, 28; of arbitrariness, 122; of the eternal, 21, 23, of eternity, 26, 58; ethical, 270, 470; finite, 489; marital, 118; of myself, 490
construction, imaginary, see imaginary construction
continuity, 258, 262; in personality, 263
contradiction(s), 173-74, 175, 194, 348-49, 375, 472, 483; absolute, 237; law of, 488; of life, 280; mediation of, 173; principle of, 170-71, 215-16, 223, 485
courage, 135, 298, 306; for battle, 112; and humility, 137
cup of suffering, 287
Cynic(s), 491
Cyrus, King, 487
damnation, 160; and salvation, 17
Danae, 473
Danish law, 412
Dansk Ugeskrift, 494
David, King: and Nathan, 5; and Solomon, 408
definition of beauty, 272, 474; of depression, 188-89; of ethical, 252-54
deliberation, moment of, 163
Delphic oracle, 492
demonic, the, 443; despair, 431; music, 164
depression, 188-90, 204-05, 207; definition of, 188-89
despair, despairing, 12, 27, 30-31, 95, 147, 192-95, 205-13, 218-22, 225, 228-29, 235-38, 260, 261, 271,370, 386; absolute, 221; choice of, 218; demonic, 431; and doubt, 212-13; energy of, 198; finite, 221-22; moment of, 220, 256
destiny: of human beings, 279; universal, 91
dialectic, the dialectical, 88, 483-84; in double-reflection, 431; of duty, 264; in erotic love, 318; historical, 484; of immediacy, 433-34, of inversion, 433-34; nature of, 484
Diocles, 487
Diogenes, 487
Diogenes Laertius, Lives of Eminent Philosophers, 371, 475-76, 487, 495, 498, 499, 500
Dionysius. Roman Antiquities, 488
divine, the: providence, 12, 13
doctrine: of Church, 185, 458; of duty, 266, 322, 383; of grace, 458; of imitation of Christ, 458; logical, 484
Domitian (Titus Flavius Domitianus Augustus), 478
Don Juan, 59, 225, 377, 410. See also Mozart
Don Quixote, 481. See also Spanish knight
Don Ranudo, 424. See also Holberg
double-reflection existential dialect in, 429
doubt, 211-13, 351-53; autopathetic, 271, 383; calling to, 376; and despair, 212-13; and marriage, 96; personal, 95; scientific, 95; and suffering, 415-16
drama: character in, 137
Dumas, Alexandre, the Elder, Gabrielle de Belle-Isle, 499
duty, 254-55, 263-72, 353; as abstract, 271; category of, 151, 264; children’s, 265; dialectic of, 264; doctrine of, 266, 322, 383; as ethical, 254; of human beings, 291; of the husband, 307; and the individual, 254; intensity of, 266, inwardness of, 152; and love, 146-53; marriage as, 245, 302; meaning of, 266; multiplicity of, 266, 268, 270, 383; relationship, 151, 270; as universal, 263-64; validity of, 212; to work, 280-83, 288
earnestness, esthetic, 226, 261; of life, 10; marital love, 119
Edward, 409
Edward, in Goethe’s Wahlverwandtschaften, 119
egotistical, egotism, 23-24; depression, 25
Either/Or, 157-59, 161-78, 206, 219, 380,420,455-58, absolute, 175,178
Elskov, 32, 317. See also erotic love
emancipated, emancipation of. women, 22, 53, 311-13
Emmeline, 300. See also Scribe
energy: of despair, 198
engagement, 10, 35, 64; days, 33
enjoyment, 202; of life, 182-83, 190-91; of secretiveness, 104
Epimetheus: and Prometheus, 279, 493
Erasmus, Apophthegmata, 492; Opera, 492
erotic, the, 10, 108; and religious, 44-45. See also love
erotic love, 32, 107, 193, 317; dialectical in, 318; exploration of, 36-37; and first love, 53-54; and friendship, 317-18; and marriage, 32-36, 44, 96; secret of, 48-49, 104, 106-10, 117-18, 119. See also love
essence, the essential, and the accidental, 260-61; of love, 112, 141; of woman, 92
esthete(s), 271, 277-81, 290-92, 294, 297, 302, 322-23, 432; life-view of, 292
esthetic, the, 124, 147, 271, 292, 384; choice, 166-68, 302; earnestness, 226, 261; and the ethical, 225-26, 277, 322; in existence, 133, 230; in first love, 88, 94; in human being, 123; individual, 258-61; and infinitude, 58; life, 168-69, 178-80, 219, 230, 257; and life, 6, 8, 168; life-view, 183-94, 204-05, 221, 224-25, 232, 254, 288; in marriage, 6, 8, 17, 61, 88, 104, 117, 124; and the religious, 10, 73, 88, 147; sorrow, 235, 239; validity of marriage, 3, 8-9, 88
the eternal, eternity: consciousness of, 21, 26, 58; and first love, 41, 145; in love, 22, 41-42; power, 167, 177, 206, 232; sorrow, 235; and temporal, 41; in time, 138-39; validity, 206, 209, 211, 213-15, 231, 266, 269-70
ethicist, 291-92, 295-99, 302, 318; life-view of, 318
ethics, the ethical, 265; as abstract, 255-56, 302; choice, 167-69, 177-78, 222, 231, 247, 262, 292; of Church, 60; consciousness, 270, 470; as concrete, 255; definition of, 252-54; as duty, 254; and the esthetic, 224-26, 271, 277, 322; in friendship, 316-18, 322; individual, 252-63; as law, 255; life, 168-69, 178-80, 230, 243, 254-60, 275, 471; life-view, 219-20, 225, 239-41, 250, 254-56, 288, 293, 322; and the religious in first love, 36-48, 57-58, 88, 93-95, 99; and the religious in marriage, 34-36, 88-89, 94, 99, 119; repentance, 248-49; as universal, 255
Eve: and Adam, 40, 259, 261, 282, 376; and Adam’s fall, 41; and Adam’s marriage, 29; seducer Adam, 52
evil, 8, 68, 127; and good, 113, 167-69, 178, 219, 223-27, 264; nature of, 41; personification of, 474; radical, 174, 175
existence, 178, 362-63; divineness of, 133; the esthetic in, 133, 230; individuals, 175
existential, the: dialectic, 429; in double reflection, 429
experiment, experimenting: see imaginary construction
externality, the external: and the internal, 47, 265
faith, 14-16, 81, 200, 276; Christian, 88; history of, 97; and knowledge, 30
faithfulness, 22; in first love, 138
family, families, 9, 471; life, 75, 84-85
father(s), 35, 92, 313, 501; men as, 75-76
Faust, see Goethe
fear, 146; and trembling, 6, 436, 451
femininity: reality of, 430, 431
Fichte, Johann Gottlieb, Bestimmung des Menschen, 489-90, 498; Grundlage des Naturrechts, 477; Works, 490
finitude, the finite, 249, 350-51, 472-73, 475; consciousness, 489; despair, 221-22; human beings, 352; relationship, 348-52; spirit, 250, 489; and woman, 311-12
first, the, 37-38
first love, the, 9-10, 30-61, 89-90, 96-100, 111-12, 119-20, 375; esthetic in, 88, 94; eternity of, 145; and the ethical and religious, 36-48, 57-58, 88, 93-95, 99; faithfulness in, 138; and God, 43-44; honeymoon days of, 93; immediacy of, 118; and marital love, 104, 138; marriage, 32-33, 43-61, 88, 131; nature of, 43-44, 47-48, 56; and reflection, 42-43; and the religious, 89, 249
flesh, 375; and spirit, 49-50. See also analogy
fly, flies, see analogy
flying, see analogy
Flying Dutchman, 84
Forposten, 418; “Fragmenter af en Brevvexling,” 504
Frankenau, Rasmus, “Paa en Reise man finder,” 491; Digte, 491
freedom, 173-74, 214-15, 224, 231, 241-42, 247, 305, 485; idea of, 496; individual, 94, 174, 247; infinite, 246; and love, 349; and necessity, 45, 61, 250; passion of, 216, 223; psychical, 61; and will, 470
Freya, 474
friendship, 317-23, 332, 495, 498; as a duty, 322; and erotic love, 317-18; the ethical in, 316-18, 322; intellectual, 319; and marriage, 317; relation, 316; validity of, 316
Frigga, 474
Frisindede, 392-97; “The Episode of ‘The Seducer’s Diary’,” 392
future, the, 170-71; and the past, 76
Fyenske Fjerdingaarsskrift, 418, 504
Fædrelandet, 388, 400, 401, 418, 426, 437, 503, 505, 506; “Public Confession,” 502
Galileans, 343
Genialitet, 21
German philosophers, see philosopher(s)
girl(s), 7-8, 305-07, 377; relationship with, 50-53; young, 27-28, 276-77, 409-10
Gjødwad (Giødwad), Jens Finsteen, 434, 437, 506; Fædrelandet, 506; Kjøbenhavnsposten, 506
“Go to the next house,” 161, 482
God, 10, 13-15, 36, 40, 48-49, 56-58, 74, 94, 97, 236-37, 249-50, 260, 280, 284-86, 344-46, 364-67, 376, 442, 449, 475, 477; of Abraham, 474; and Christ, 102; and first love, 43-44; grace of, 41, 238; of the Hebrews, 44; image of, 122; of Isaac, 474; of Jacob, 474; Jewish, 474; love of, 216-17, 242, 245, 248, 352-53; of love, 30; and man, 442-43; mystics relationship to, 243-44; relationship to, 93-95, 244-45, 247, 340, 344, 346, 349-54, 386, 387; of spirit, 20, 48; wrath of, 342
god(s): Greek, 276; kingdom of, 292
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang v.; Dichtung und Wahrheit, 371; Faust, 499; “Freisinn,” 482, 501; Gesellige Lieder, 482; Poems, 482; “Vanitas!” 482; Wahlverwandtschaften, 20, 101-02, 470, 479; Werke, 479; West-östlicher Divan, 482, 501. See also Edward; Faust; Ottilia
good, 470-71; and evil, 113, 167-69, 178, 219, 223-27, 264
Gospel, 55, 195, 387-88. See also Bible
Governance, 439, 440, 445-46, 448
grace: divine, 207; doctrine of, 458; gifts of, 123, 250; of God, 41, 238
Greek(s), gods, 276; life-view, 241; philosophers, 387
Gregory, Moralia in Job, 381
Grimm, Brothers (Jakob Ludwig Karl and Wilhelm Karl): “Sechse Kommen durch die ganze Welt,” 504; Fairy Tales, 504
Hagen, Friedrich Heinrich v. der, 379
Hagen, Johan Frederick, 418, 426, 427-28; Fædrelandet, 504
Hamann, Johann Georg, Aesthetica in Nuce, 493; Schriften, 493
Hansen, Kofoed: review of Either/Or, 418, 504
Hardenberg, Friedrich v. (pseud. Novalis), see Novalis
Hauser, Kaspar, see Kaspar Hauser
heaven, 61, 287, 313, 342, 349; infinite, 84; Kingdom of, 364; love as, 22
Hebrews, God of, 44
Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich, 376, 396, 407, 470-71, 506-07, Hegel’s Logic, 472, 483, 484; History of Philosophy, 471; Phenomenology, 499; Philosophy of Fine Art, 474, 477, 485; Philosophy of History, 485, 486; Philosophy of Nature, 486; Philosophy of Religion, 473, 489; Philosophy of Right, 470, 475; Science of Logic, 483-84; Werke, 470
Heiberg, Johan Ludvig, 398-400, 401-02, 404-07, 437, 475, 502, 503; wife of, 437, 506; Alferne, 63, 475; “At orientere sig,” 504; “Literær Vintersæd,” 404, 502, 504; Recenseten og Dyret, 502; Skuespil, 475, 502; Syvsoverdag, 503. See also Intelligensblade
Heine, Heinrich, Buch der Lieder, 477; “Ein Jüngling liebt ein Madchen,” 471; Lyrisches Intermezzo, 433; Werke, 477
hell, 9, 139; marriage as, 22. See also purgatory
Heracles, 487
Herachtus, 385
hereditary sin, 190
hermits, see analogy
hero(es), 280-84, 289-307, 316, 411, 417, 479; and heroine, 122; and poet, 457. See also tragic hero
Herodotus, History, 503
Hertz, Henrik Heyman, 450, 507
Hesiod, Homeric Hymns and Homerica, 479; Works and Days, 479, 481, 497
hiin Enkelte, 448
Hipponax, 495
history, the historical, 134-35, 137, 173-75, 184, 216, 242, 250, 485-86; character of marriage, 117-19; consciousness, 20; dialectic of, 484; of faith, 97; inner, 61, 134-35, 137; of life, 117; life principle in, 134; of marital love, 97-98, 109, 118, 145; and nature, 174; object of, 485; outer, 134-35, 137; as a play, 480; and reality, 78-79; and romantic, 478; of spirit, 174-75; world, 170-71, 174-75, 485-86
Holberg, Ludvig, 73; Barselstuen, 476; Danske Skue-Plads, 476; Don Ranudo, 505
Holst, Hans Peter, 405-06; “Tutti-Frutti,” 502; Ude og hjemme, 503
Holy Scripture, see Bible
Holy Spirit, see God
home, 81; idea of, 82; marriage for a, 76-77, 81-83; as a responsibility, 86
Homer, Iliad, 476, 500; Odyssey, 469
honesty: of ideality, 455-57
hope(s), life in, 142; and recollection, 142-43
Horace, Quintus H. Flaccus, Ars poetica, 479, 481; Epistles, 472, 488, 494, 496; Odes and Epodes, 494; Opera, 472; Satires, Epistles and Ars Poetica, 472
horse(s), 401 See also analogy
human, human being(s), 15-16, 160, 163, 282, 344-45, 369, 420; calling of, 292-96; destiny of, 279; esthetic in, 123; finite, 352; individual, 273; life, 92, 168, 169-71, 172, 179, 208, 252-53, 362; and love, 216, 245; and marriage, 9, 89-90; race, 68-69, 89, 90; sin, 93. See also universally human
humility: and courage, 137; and love, 375; of love, 110
Hunchback, Morad the, see Morad the Hunchback
husband(s), 33, 59, 313, 325, 501; duty of, 307; as master, 92, 115
Hvedebrøds-Dage, 477
I, 177, 365, 451. See also self
idea, 474-75; absolute, 489; of freedom, 496; of home, 82-83
ideal, 474-75, 477; classical, 119, 477-78; husband, 135
ideality: honesty of, 455-57. See also Either/Or
illusion(s), 78-79, 86, 127, 238; love as, 21, 27
image: of God, 122; of patience, 192. See also Christ
imaginary construction (Experiment), 105, 123, 193, 253, 429-30
imitation of Christ: doctrine of, 458
immediacy, the immediate: concentricity, 57; dialectic of, 433-34; infinity, 94, of first love, 118; love, 19-20, 27, 29-31, 34; spirit, 188-89
immortality: of soul, 270
imperative: categorical, 496; of morality, 496
indesluttet, 105
individual, 257-59, 292, 454; actors, 480; calling of, 292; and duty, 254; esthetic, 258-61; ethical, 252-63; existence, 175; free, 94, 174, 247; human being, 273; life, 109, 117-18, 134, 251, 255-56; power of, 190-91; and universal, 256, 259, 261-62, 263, 275, 296, 328-32, 485. See also single individual; world-historical
infinitude, infinity, the infinite, 472-75; and the esthetic, 58; freedom, 246; heaven, 84; immediate, 94; knowledge, 386; of love, 26, 111; marriage’s, 61; reality, 141; relationship, 348-53; spirit, 250; spurious, 26
inner, the: history, 61, 134-35, 137; and the outer, 121, 124; world, 94
innermost: being, 15, 186, 215, 216, 221-22, 254
intellectual, the: in faith, 30; friendship, 319; in knowledge, 30
Intelligensblade, 397, 403, 404, 405, 406, 412, 418-19, 502, 503, 504
intense, intensity, 23-24
interest, the interesting, 54, 82, 86, 107, 109, 199, 202, 233, 290, 325, 397, 408; beauty, 51; esthetic, 233; and the religious, 443-44
internal, and the external, 47, 265
inversion: dialectic of, 433-34
inwardness: category of, 99; of duty, 152
irony, the ironic, 368; of life, 364; polemic, 22
Italy, 494
Jacob, God of, 474
Jean Paul (pseud. of Johann Paul Friedrich Richter), 389; Feldpredigers Schmelze Reise, 502; Das heimliche Klaglied der ietzigen Männer, 478; “Vierte Ruhestunde,” 478; Werke, 478
Jellyfish, see analogy
Jerusalem, 342-43
Jews, Jewish, Judaism, 28, 44, 159, 214, 218, 255, 342; God, 474; people, 474
Job: wife of, 13
Joseph, 387
joy: in marriage, 103; and sorrow, 235-36
Julius, in Lucinde, 481. See also Schlegel, Friedrich v.
Juno: and Jupiter, 384
Jupiter, 37, 473; and Juno, 384
Kant, Immanuel, Metaphysic of Morals, 495; Religion within the Limits of Reason, 485
kayak, see analogy
KIERKEGAARD, SØREN AABYE
as author, 434-37, 439, 446, 457
as editor, 449-50
and Møller, P. L., 506
as poet, 438
pseudonyms:
Anti-Climacus, 453
Constantin Constantius, 431-32
Grocer, 414
Johannes Mephistopheles, 409
Johannes the Seducer, 431
Judge William, 244, 426, 479, 484; childhood of, 105, 266-70; life of, 323-25; marriage of, 62, 123, 324-26; as married man, 171, 175-76, 192-93, 207-08, 218, 244, 275, 304; and philosophy, 170-74; wife of, 81, 324-26; work of, 324
Victor Eremita, 389-92, 409; as I, 361, 365, 366, 389, 390, 391, 392, 397, 429, 431, 432-33; as editor, 426; letter by, 394-97; letter to Fædrelandet, 390-92; Post-Scriptum by, 414-31
Young Man, 431-32
sins of, 438
works cited:
“Another Defense of Woman’s Great Ability,” 494
Armed Neutrality, 507
The Book on Adler, 505
Christian Discourses, 446, 506, 507
The Concept of Anxiety (1844), 473, 481, 483, 485, 492, 498, 503
The Concept of Irony (1841), 470, 477, 479, 480, 488, 489, 491, 492, 498, 504
Concluding Unscientific Postscript (1846), 434, 440-41, 446, 449-50, 452, 454, 479, 483, 497, 501, 505, 507
The Corsair Affair (1846), 502, 503, 504, 505, 506
The Crisis and a Crisis in the Life of an Actress (1848), 437, 440, 492, 506
Discourses at the Communion on Fridays (1849, 1851), 450
Early Polemical Writings, 494, 498
Eighteen Upbuilding Discourses (1843, 1844), 431, 444, 478, 480, 507
Either/Or (1843, 1849), 371, 380, 382, 383-85, 387-88, 389-91, 392, 393-97, 401, 402, 403-05, 406-09, 410-12, 418, 431, 433-37, 438, 439-41, 442, 443-44, 446-51, 452-53, 455-58, 469, 470, 472, 473, 475, 476, 478, 479, 481, 482, 487, 488, 491, 492, 493, 494, 495, 497, 498, 499, 502, 504, 505, 507; Post-Scriptum to, 414-31
Fear and Trembling (1843), 455, 457, 473, 481, 482, 492, 502, 503
For Self-Examination (1851), 453, 469, 499
From the Papers of One Still Living (1838), 498, 502
“Herr Phister as Captain Scipio,” 507
“Johannes Climacus, or De omnibus dubitandum est [1842-43],” 478, 485, 489
Judge for Yourself! (1876), 493
The Lily of the Field and the Bird of the Air (1849), 493, 507
letter to Berlingske Tidende, 388-90
Letters and Documents, 469, 476, 477, 481, 493, 504, 505, 506, 507
On My Work as an Author (1851), 448-50
Philosophical Fragments (1844), 481, 482, 483, 488, 498, 502
The Point of View for My Work as an Author (1859), 445, 447, 502, 504, 505, 507
Practice in Christianity (1850), 507
Repetition (1843), 429, 472, 478, 479, 481, 483, 498
The Sickness unto Death (1849), 447, 487, 498
Stages on Life’s Way (1845), 431-32, 481, 487, 492, 493, 494, 501, 502, 504, 505, 506
Three Godly Discourses (1849), 450
Two Discourses at the Communion on Fridays (1851), 507
Two Minor Ethical-Religious Essays (1849), 444-45, 506, 507
Two Upbuilding Discourses (1843, 1844), 440, 441, 448, 449, 453, 507
Upbuilding Discourses in Various Spirits (1847), 434, 493, 497
“A Word of Thanks to Professor Heiberg” (1843), 502, 503, 504
Works of Love (1847), 505
Kildevalle, 404
King Christian VIII, 503
King David, see David, King
kingdom: of gods, 292; of Heaven, 364
King Louis XI, 478
king(s), 45. See also Hunger, Olaf; Richard the Lionhearted
Kjøbenhavnsflyvende Post, 494
Kjøbenhavnsposten, 412-14, 505; “Plump Usandhed,” 504
Kleobulos, 371
knight, 46, 97-98, 209; love of, 119; Spanish, 141
knowledge, 362, 367; and faith, 30; infinite, 386; the intellectual in, 30
Koch, Gustav Friedrich, Orakel der Liebe, Ehe und Freundschaft, 377-78
Kronos, 491
Kts (pseud, of J. P. Mynster), see Mynster, Bishop Jacob Peter
Lacedaemon, 495
Lambert, M. E. G. Théaulon de, Den lille Rødhøtte, 476
law of motion: in marriage, 94, 96-97, 98
law(s), 354, 362, 486; of contradiction, 488; Danish, 412; ethical as, 255; of nature, 354. See also law of motion; Mosaic Law
Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm v., 126; Discourse on Metaphysics, 480; Opera, 470; Monadology, 470; New Essays on Human Understanding, 479
liberum arbitrium, 174
life: accidental in, 9; achievements in, 79-81; of actuality, 137; beauty in, 273; beauty of, 276, 323; bitterness of, 136; character of, 302; Christian, 41; contradiction of, 280; earnestness of, 10; enjoyment of, 182-83, 190-91; and the esthetic, 6, 8-9, 168; esthetic, 168-69, 178-219, 230, 257; ethical, 168-69, 177-80, 230, 243, 254-60, 275, 471; of family, 75, 84-85; history of, 117; in hope, 142; human, 92, 168, 169-71, 172, 179, 208, 252-53; individual, 109, 117-18, 134, 255-56; irony of, 364; of Judge William, 323-25; marital, 26, 140-45; in marriage, 6, 106, 144; meaning of, 190, 208-11, 232, 234-35, 249, 273, 322, 366; of a mystic, 241-42; necessities of, 283-87; reality of, 12-13; in recollection, 142; relations, 160. See also life-view
life-view, 179-84, 190, 195, 202, 204, 219, 232, 235, 239-40, 254, 287, 292, 319-22, 402; of the esthete, 292; esthetic, 183-94, 204-05, 221, 225, 232, 254, 287; ethical, 219-20, 225, 239-41, 250, 254-56, 287-88, 293, 322
logic, logical: doctrine, 484-85; and nature, 174
Loki, 474
Lord, 14, 111; altar of, 52, 55
Lot: wife of, 367
love, 15, 25, 209-10, 216-18, 249, 299-305, 348-53, 370, 382; and duty, 56, 146-53; essence of, 112, 141; and freedom, 349; God of, 30; of God, 216-17, 242, 245, 248, 352-53; as heaven, 22; and human beings, 216-17, 245; and humility, 375; humility of, 110; as an illusion, 21, 27; immediate, 19-20, 27, 29-31, 34; infinity of, 26, 111; knightly, 119; and marriage, 29; moment of, 112; nature of, 19-20, 43, 102; power of, 111; reality of, 192; reflective, 30; romantic, 19-22, 28-31, 47, 59, 134-35, 145, 375; as secretive, 56; as self-giving, 109; sensuous, 65; in universal and particular, 45, 90-91, 263-64, 329-31; of universal, 328-32. See also erotic love; first love; marital love
Lund, Peter Wilhelm, 497
Luno, see Bianco Luno Press
lust, 21
Luther, Martin, 123, 387, 458; Postille, 502
maelstrom, 31
man, men: character of, 493; as fathers, 75-76; and God, 442-43; married, 6-9, 138, 149, 298-99, 325, 382; natural, 132; nature of, 207, 386; and woman, 66-67; young, 161-63
marital, 32, 68, 127; consciousness, 117-19; life, 26-27, 140-45
marital love, 29-31, 96-100, 109, 111-12, 118-19, 126, 135-45; earnest, 119; the ethical and religious in, 112, 119, 126, 146; and first love, 104, 138; history of, 97-98, 109, 118, 145; nature of, 102; and romantic love, 138
Marquise de Prie, 499
marriage, 17, 31-36, 59, 96-97, 103-04, 112-21, 130, 152, 299, 302-05, 318, 325-26, 372, 376, 377, 384; Adam and Eve’s, 29; as beautiful, 61, 94, 113, 304; bitterness of, 33; and calculation, 26-28; as character school, 64-67; and children, 68-69, 374; in Christianity, 10, 28, 30-31, 36, 69; and Church, 91-94; of convenience, 26-27; and doubt, 96; as duty, 245, 302; and erotic love, 32-36, 44, 96-97; the esthetic in, 6, 8-9, 17, 61, 88, 104, 117, 124; the ethical and religious in, 34-36, 88-89, 94, 99, 119; and first love, 32-33, 43-61, 88, 131; and friendship, 317-18; as hell, 22; historical character of, 117-19; for a home, 76-77, 81-83; and human beings, 9, 89-90; joy in, 103; of Judge William, 62, 123, 325-26; law of motion in, 94, 96-97, 98; and love, 29; meaning of, 8-9; for money, 88; moral, 65, 116; nature of, 29, 32-33, 90, 117-19; principle in, 116; relationship, 304-05; religious, 44, 88, 131, 146; as school for character, 64-67; secrecy in, 104, 113-17; and sin, 91; and time, 137-43; validity of, 3-154; “why” of, 62-66, 87-88. See also marital love; wedding
married: man, 6-9, 138, 149, 298-99, 325, 382
Martensen, Hans Lassen, Den christelige Daab, 504; review of Heiberg, En Sjæl efter Døden, 503
master: husband as, 92, 115; of mood, 230; over nature, 282; and slaves, 501
meaning, of actuality, 322; and beauty, 322; of Christianity, 362; of duty, 266; of life, 190, 208-11, 232, 234-35, 249, 273, 322, 366; of marriage, 8-9; of sorrow, 236-38; of work, 283
mediation, 173-75, 483-84, 489; category of, 173; of contradictions, 173; pastor is, 450-51
metaphysics, 8, 240, 242, 248-54
Middle Age(s), 8, 26, 139, 245, 327, 381
Minerva, 367
Minotaurus, 363
modern: comedy, 21; literature, 18; philosophy, 211; poetry, 19, 31; prose, 31
Modern Zeitung, 368
Møller, Peter Ludvig, 434; and Kierkegaard, 505
moment, the, 10-11, 206, 483-85; of battle, 29; of choice, 163-68, 177, 217, 223, 251; of deliberation, 163; of despair, 220, 256; of love, 112; in time, 173
monastery, 327-28
money, 277-81, 489; marriage for, 88
mood(s), 11, 26; master of, 230; multiplicity of, 199; of music, 234; and personality, 230
Morad the Hunchback, 368
moral, the, morality, 36, 470-71; the absolute in, 382; category of, 255; imperative of, 496; marriage as, 65, 116; principle, 428-29; subjective, 471
Morten, Jesper, sermon of, 414
Mosaic Law, 255. See also laws
Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus, Don Giovanni, 25, 234, 427, 491; Don Juan, 491; Figaro, 42, 370, 372, 398, 473, 475, 498
multiplicity, of duty, 266, 268, 270, 383; of moods, 199; of relationships, 347-48
Musäus, Johann Carl August, 29, 201-02; Folkeæventyr, 487; “Liebestreue,” 473; “Rolands Knappen,” 487; “Rolands Vaabendragere,” 487; “Rübezahl,” 499; Volksmärchen der Deutschen, 473, 487, 499
music, 127, 136-37; of mood, 234
Mynster, Bishop Jacob (Jakob) Peter (pseud. Kts), 412-13, 436, 455, 457, 507; “Kirkelig Polemik,” 504
mystic, mysticism, the mystical, 241-50, 323, 381; life of, 241-42, 243-44; relationship to God, 243-44; and time, 242
Nathan: and King David, 5
Nathanson, Mendel Levin, 398
nature, 174, 500; and art, 131; conquering, 130-41; of dialectic, 484; of evil, 41; of first love, 43-44, 47-48, 56; and history, 174; law of, 354; and logic, 174; of love, 43, 102; of man, 207, 386; of marital love, 102; of marriage, 29, 90; master over, 282; possessing, 131-39
necessity(ies), the necessary: category of, 174, 232, 239; and freedom, 45, 61, 250; of life, 283-87; principle of, 485; qualification of, 212; to work, 289
Nemesis, goddess, 490
Nielsen, Rasmus, 440, 453, 506; wife of, 437, 506
Niger River, see analogy
Nitsch, Paul Friedrich A., neues mythologisches Wörterbuch, 491, 493
nothing: and being, 483-84
Novalis (pseud., of Friedrich v. Hardenberg), Henry von Ofterdingen, 498; Schriften, 498
Ny Portefeuille, 389, 401; “Tutti-Frutti,” 502
object: of history, 485
obligation: love as, 56; marriage as, 245, 302; work as, 280-83, 288-90, 291
observer, observation, 8
ocean, see analogy
Odin, 474
Oehlenschläger, Adam Gottlob, 144, 450, 506, 507; Digte, 478; Digterværker, 497; “Freiers Sang ved Kilden,” 481; Gods of the North, 481; Ludlams Hule, 497; “Skattegraveren,” 478; “ Valravnen,” 481
Øieblik, 483
oracle, see Delphic oracle
Orient: sensuousness of, 28-29
Orientalist, see scholar
original sin, see hereditary sin
Ottilia, 119
outer, the: history, 134-35, 137; and inner, 121, 124
Ovid, Metamorphoses, 490; Opera, 490
pagan, paganism, 40, 240, 435; and Christianity, 171
particular(s): and universal in love, 45, 90-91, 263-64, 329-31
passion(s), 402; of freedom, 216, 223
past, the: and future, 76
pastor(s), 70, 165, 412-14, 456; Kierkegaard as, 434; is meditation, 450-51
Paul, St., 70
Perseus, 473
personality, 155-338; as absolute, 265; author-, 451; in continuity, 263; finite, 223; and mood, 230. See also self
Pharisee(s), 188
Philip of Macedonia, 478
philosopher(s), 165, 175-76, 227, 240, 367; B not a, 170-74; German, 212; Greek, 387; a kind of, 443
philosophy, the philosophical, 170-76, 223-24, 386, 501; and Christianity, 381; modern, 211
Pisistratus, 495
Plato, 163, 495; Dialogues, 482; Gorgias, 495; Parmenides, 482; Symposium, 488
play: history as a, 480
poet, the poetic, 120, 272-73, 306; and hero, 457; Kierkegaard as a, 438, 449, 458
poet-existence, 210
poetry, 121; and art, 134-37, 272-73; modern, 19, 31
possessing nature, 131-39
Potemkin, Prince Alexandrovitsch, 114, 479
Potiphar, wife of, 387
power(s), 295-97, 354; eternal, 167, 177, 206, 232, 236; higher, 36, 56, 89; of individual, 190; inner, 121; of love, 111; upbuilding, 351; of will, 206, 353
predestination, 232
pride, 205
principle(s), 302; of contradiction, 170-71, 216, 223, 485; in marriage, 116; moral, 428-29; of necessity, 485; of the world, 483
Prometheus: and Epimetheus, 279, 493
prompter, see acting prompter
prose: modern, 31
pseudonyms, pseudonymity: as author-personalities, 451, 454-55; the significance of, 451. See also Kierkegaard, S. A., pseudonyms
psyche, the psychical, 61; freedom, 61
purgatory, 331. See also hell
Pythagoras, Pythagorean(s), 365, 386, 498, 502
Queen Caroline Amalie, 503
Queen of England, 81; husband of, 81
Quidam, 429-32
R. N., see Nielsen, Rasmus
race, see human
Ragnarok, 379
reality, 12-13, 469, 499; of actuality, 35; of femininity, 430, 431; and history, 78-79; infinite, 141; of life, 12-13; of love, 192; perfect, 134; of prayer, 370; of repentance, 175
recollection, 24, 431; faithful, 16; and hope, 142-43; life in, 142
reduplication, 452
reflection(s), 474, 490; age of, 27; end of, 30; first love’s lack of, 42-43; religiousness in, 453
reflective: age, 28; love, 30; sorrows, 235
relation(s), relationship(s): to Christianity, 456; duty, 151, 270; finite, 348, 352; infinite, 348-53; marriage, 304-05; multiplicity of, 347-48. See also God
religion, the religious, 30-31, 58, 147; and the erotic, 44; and the esthetic, 10, 73, 88, 147; and the ethical, 34-36, 48, 147; and first love, 48, 89, 131; individual, 30; and the interesting, 443-44; marriage, 40, 88, 131, 146; virtues, 240, 243, 262
religiousness: in reflection, 453
repentance, 175, 216-18, 224, 232, 237-39, 241-42, 247-49; and choosing, 217; ethical, 248-49; reality of, 175
responsibility, 86; of father, 76
Rhea, 491
Richard the Lionhearted. and Saladin, Moslem sultan of Egypt, 472
Richter, Johann Paul Friedrich, see Jean Paul
Riises Bibliothek for Ungdommen, 368
Rinville, 300. See also Scribe
Robinson Crusoe, 263, 428, 505
romantic, romanticism: and the historical, 478; love, 19-22, 28, 31, 47, 59, 134-35, 146, 375; and marital love, 138
Rosenkrantz, Karl, 373; “Gunther’s und Pabst’s Katholische Polemik gegen Hegel,” 499; Kritische Erläuterungen des Hegel’schen Systems, 499
Rübezahl, 370
Saladin: and Christians, 26; and Richard the Lionhearted, 472
Salighed, 118
Sallust, 493; “Jugurtha,” 493; Opera, 493
salvation, 436; and damnation, 17; secret of, 218; by woman, 207
Scharling, 381
Schelling, Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph v., 136; Schriften, 480; System of Transcendental Idealism, 480; “Ueber das Verhältnis der bildenden Künste zu der Natur,” 480
Schiller, Friedrich v., The Robbers Wallenstein, 489; Werke, 489
Schlegel, Friedrich v., 479; Lucinde, 479, 480-81. See also Julius
Schlemihl, 10
scholar, and dot, 309-10
school, 266-69; marriage as, 64-67
Scribe, Augustin Eugène, 235, 254, 325; To Aar efter Bryllup, 496; Aurelia, 491, 496; Enten elskes eller døe, 496; Familien Riquebourg, 496; For evig, eller Medicin mod en Elskovsruus, 19, 470; Den første Kjærlighed, 19, 300, 420, 427, 505; De Utrøstelige, 491. See also Charles; Emmeline; Rinville
Scripture, see Bible
secret, secrecy: erotic love’s, 49, 104, 106-10, 117-18, 119; love as, 56; in marriage, 104, 113-17; of salvation, 218; system of, 113, 116
seducer, seduction, seductive, 300, 377, 430
Seducer, the, 411
self, 169, 177, 215-26, 259, 364, 365, 451; personal, 262; social, civil, 262-63
self-giving: love as, 109
self-knowledge, 259-60
Seneca, Lucius Annaeus, 70, 476; Epistles, 501; “On the Value of Advice,” 501
sensuous, the, sensuousness, 21-22; and eternity, 22; and love, 65; of the Orient, 28-29; and sin, 91; and the spiritual, 61, 116; as transitory, 23
sermon(s), 337-38, 384, 385; of Jesper Morten, 414
Shakespeare, William, Hamlet, 491; Works, 491
Sibbern, Frederik Christian, Logik, 485
Silenus, 488
sin(s), 41, 91-92, 220, 248, 375; and child, 91; depression as, 189; human, 93; of Kierkegaard, 438; in marriage, 91; and the sensuous, 91. See also hereditary sin; cardinal sin
single individual, that, 448
single individual, the, 240, 246, 328, 442-43, 453; as absolute, 265. See also individual
Sirach, Jesus, 81
Siren, see Ariston
Sisyphus, 365
slave: of Abraham, 81; and master, 501; woman as, 92
sleepwalker, see analogy
Socrates, 364, 470, 471, 475-76, 487, 491, 498; and Alcibiades, 488
Solomon, 282; and King David, 408
Sophists, Sophism, sophistry, 13, 15
sorrow, 189, 204, 234-38; esthetic, 204, 235, 239; eternal, 235; and joy, 235; meaning of, 236-38; reflective, 235
soul(s), 220-21; damage to, 220-21, 386; immortality of, 270
Spanish knight, 141. See also Don Quixote
sparrow, see analogy
Spirit, the, 244, 485, 489; Divine, 489; Holy, 220
spirit, the spiritual, 48-50, 204-05; Christianity as, 49; and depression, 188-90; finite, 250, 489; and flesh, 49-50; God as, 20; of history, 175; immediate, 188; infinite, 250; and marriage, 61; and the sensuous, 61, 116
spiritual trial, 124, 287, 323, 332
state, the, 152, 471, 485-86, 496
stranger: and alien, 83-84
Strasbourg geese, see geese
Suetonius, “Gaius C. Caligula,” 478; Lives of the Caesars, 478
suffer, suffering, 432; cup of, 287; and doubt, 415-16; long-, 136, 139
Supreme Good, the, 501. See also good
swimming, see analogy
swine, see analogy
Sædelighed, 470
Tarquinius Superbus, 209
teleology, 28, 66, 195, 263; inner, 272-76
temporality, the temporal, 249-50; and the eternal, 41
Tennemann, Wilhelm Gottlieb, 374, 380, 382, 383, 385, 387, 408, 501; Geschichte der Philosophie, 380, 499
theater, 122-23
Thiele, Just Matthias, Danske Folkesange, 474, 481; “Jeg beder jer hellige Konger tre,” 474
third power, see God
Thostrup, Ludvig, Østergade og Vestergade, 489
Tilblivelse, 103
Timaeus, 498
time, 134-38; children of, 236; eternity in, 138-39; and marriage, 138-43; moment in, 173; and mystic, 242; qualification of, 139; of sorrow, 24; and woman, 307-08
Timon: and Apemantus, 495
tragedy, the tragic: hero, 236, 237
transparent, transparency, 179, 254, 487
trial(s), see spiritual trial
Tro, 200
Trojan War, 500
understanding, the, 15, 21, 22, 30, 87, 151, 191, 280, 410, 484-85; calculating, 27; concepts of, 496; good, 280; and marriage, 115-18; and secretiveness, 117; of Supreme Good, 501
universality, the universal: beauty of, 338; destiny, 91; duty as, 263-64; ethical as, 255, 302, 304; and individual, 256, 259, 261-62, 263-64, 275, 296, 328-32, 485; love of, 328-29, 330-31; and the particular in love, 45, 90-91, 263-64, 329-31. See also universally human
universally human, the, 328-32, 375
upbuilding, 123, 340, 346-50, 351-53, 386
validity, 209-10, 219, 224, 469; of duty, 212; of friendship, 316; of marriage, 3-154, 317. See also self
Valkyries, 479
Vergilius (Virgilius) the sorcerer, 373
Virgil (Publius Vergilius Maro), Æneid, 474; Virgil, 474
Virkelighed, 469
virtue(s), 261-63; civic, 262; extraordinary, 11; Greek, 240; and mystic, 243; personal, 262; religious, 240, 243, 262
wedding, 89-91, 100-01, 103, 142. See also marriage; marital love
Wessel, Johan Herman, “Cavalieren,” 489; Skrivter, 489
Wette, Wilhelm Martin Leberecht de, 381; Lærobog i den christelige Sædelære, 501
wife, 305-10, 375; Edward’s, 119; Job’s, 13; Judge William’s, 9, 324-26; Lot’s, 367; scholar’s, 309-10
will, willing, 94, 257-58, 496; choosing to, 169; determination of, 21-22; power of, 206, 353. See also choice; freedom
Wilster, Christian, 473; Digtninger, 473
Winther, Villads Christian, 450, 507
Wolff, Pius Alexander, Preciosa, 494
woman, women, 92, 308, 310-12, 313, 316; bearing children, 91; beauty of, 431; and congregation, 313; emancipation of, 22, 53, 311-13; essence of, 92; and the finite, 311-12; and man, 66-67; poor, 12-15, 74; salvation by, 207; as slave, 92; and time, 307-08. See also analogy
wonder child, see nymph
work, 280-98, 305; against oneself, 452; as a calling, 293; duty to, 280-83, 288-90, 291; of Judge William, 324; meaning of, 283; necessity to, 289
world, 220-21; achievements in, 81; creation of, 364; history, 170-71, 174, 485; inner, 94; intelligible, 496; principle of the, 483
world-historical: individual, 174-77, 486; process, 174
writers, 297. See also author
Xerxes, 402