Contents

pp v-vi

Introduction

pp vii-xxx

Chronology

pp xxxi-xxxii

Further reading

pp xxxiii-xxxvi

Note on the translation

pp xxxvii-xl

CONCLUDING UNSCIENTIFIC POSTSCRIPT TO THE PHILOSOPHICAL CRUMBS

pp 1-2

Preface

pp 3-6

Contents

pp 7-10

Introduction

pp 11-18

Part One - The objective problem of Christianity's truth

pp 19-20

1 - The historical view

pp 21-43

2 - The speculative view

pp 44-50

Part Two - The subjective problem. The subject's relation to the truth of Christianity, or what it is to become a Christian

pp 51-52

1 - An expression of gratitude to Lessing

pp 53-60

2 - Possible and actual theses of Lessing

pp 61-106

1 - Becoming subjective

pp 107-158

2 - The subjective truth, inwardness; truth is subjectivity

pp 159-251

3 - Actual, ethical subjectivity; the subjective thinker

pp 252-302

4 - The problem of the Crumbs: how can an eternal happiness be built on historical knowledge?

pp 303-493

5 - Conclusion

pp 494-519

Appendix: Understanding with the reader

pp 520-526

A first and last declaration by S. Kierkegaard

pp 527-531

Index

pp 532-539

Cambridge Texts in the History of Philosophy

pp 540-542