adulthood, definition of, 717
Ægtemand, 93, 745
Ægtepær, 745
Aeneas, 694, 696, 697, 704
Aesop, 418, 626; fables: “Boasting Traveller,” 695; “Dog and the Shadow,” 697
Afham, William, see KIERKEGAARD, pseudonyms
age, aging, 287; the current, 465–66, 492–93; and memory, 9, 518–21; and recollection, 10, 12, 520–21; and women, 133–34
Agrippa, Heinrich Cornelius: De incertitudine et vanitate omnium scientiarum & artium liber . . . , 699; De nobilitate et praecelientia foeminei sexus, eiusdemque; supra virilem eminentia libellus, 126, 511, 557, 745; de sacramento matrimonio libellus, 562, 745
Aladdin, vii, 78; and Gulnare, 103; wedding of, 103–04, 164; wish of, 103–04
Albertus, 525–28
Alcibiades, 687
Alexander, Henry, Four Plays by Holberg, 686
Alexander VI, 701
Al-Rashid, Harun, 649
Amager, 675, 716
analogy(ies), 466; accounting, 591–92; bargain, 176; bear and fly, 358; beer, 308, 380; books, 364; body parts, 480; Chinese satin, 401–02; christening, 99; clock, 335, 347, 600–01; compass, 299; consonants and vowels, 97; corns, 128–29; daisy, 138; deaf man, 420, 627; dove, 12; firewood, 646–27; fox traps, 38; horse, 29, 289, 485; gambler, 477–78; glasses, 10; grammar, 116, 297; imitation metal, 60; jeweler, 215; legal document, 267; merchant ship, 329; mussel, 388; pearl, 165; printing error, 397; prompter, 289; puppet, 40; scientific investigation, 281; semaphor, 289; shower, 42; turtle meat, 63, 551; umbrella, 640; weed, 397; whale, 235–36; whipping boy, 271–72; wild bird, xii, 363
Anderson, Hans Christian: “Suppe paa en Pølsepind,” 707; Nye Eventyr og Historier, 707
anger, 135
anonymous: China, historisch, romantisch, malerisch, 658; Dansk Ordbog udgiven under Videnskabemes Selskabs Bestyrelse, 741; Kongelige Theaters Repertoire, 683, 685, 721, 724, 745; Udtog af en ung Piges Dagbog og Brevskaber. En Novelle, 746
Antaeus, 707
anticipation, 27
Antigone, 507
anxiety; in happiness, 27, 103
ape, 8
Apollo, 682
apostle, 8, 341, 345
appearance(s), 639
apprentice: married man as, 160
appropriation, 96, 258
Arabian Nights’ Entertainments, 25, 717, 748
Archimedes, 261, 479, 714, 740
aridity, 501
Aristippus, On the Luxury of the Ancients, 722
Aristophanes, 50, 410; story of dividing man, 35, 43; Clouds, 686, 710; Knights, 732
Aristotle, 54, 55, 220, 224, 348, 411, 639; on catharsis, 460; on poet vs. historian, 437; on tragedy, 738; Eudemian Ethics, 684; Metaphysics, 708, 724; Poetics, 687, 734, 738; Politics, 687; Prior Analytics, 709
Arndt, Johan: Fire Bøger om den sande Christendom, 710; Sämtliche geistreiche Bücher vom wahren Christenthum, 710
Arnim, Ludwig Achim v., and Clemens Brentano, Des Knaben Wunderhorn, 746
Arv, 90
Ast, Friedrich, Platonis quae exstant opera, 675
astrology, 444
astronomy, 172, 523
asylum, insane: Swift in, 199, 512
Augustine, St., 147, 338; De bono viduitatis, 701; De doctrina Christiana, 601, 724, 746; Opera, 701
autobiography: and writing, xii–xv
autopathy: and sympathy, 112
Axel, 407, 625
Babbitt, Frank Cole, et al., Plutarch’s Moralia, 693
Babylon, 360, 362–63
bachelor(s), 106, 109, 113, 124; and ethical categories, 145
Baden, Jacob: Caji Suetonii Tranquili Tolv første Romerske Keiseres Levnetsbeskrivelse, 678; Cajus Cornelius Tacitus, 737
Bæren, 578
Baggesen, Jens, 637; Danfana, 728; danske Værker, 718; “Min Geinganger-Spøg, eller den søde Kniv,” 718, 742; “Over Baldrian,” 748; “Till Danfanas Døttre,” 728
banquet(s), 15, 21, 26–81, 511, 534–39; desired sensations at, 25; planning, 22–25; Victor Eremita on, 24–25
Barea, Ilsa, Wonderful History of Peter Schlemihl, 725
Barfod, Hans Peter, and Hermann Gottsched, Af Søren Kierkegaards Efterladte Papirer, 713
bargain, see analogy
Barnes, Jonathan, Complete Works of Aristotle, 684
Basore, John W. Seneca Moral Essays, 680
Bathsheba, 645
bear and fly, see analogy
Beatrice (Shakespeare’s), 267, 585, 715
beauty, the beautiful, 34, 46, 221; and reflection, 141
Bedreddin, 159
beer, see analogy
Behrend, 640
being: annullment of, 86; pure, 86
Bekker, Immanuel, Aristoteles, 684
Benedick, 585, 715
benedict, 63, 64, 552–53
Bennett, C. E., Horace The Odes and Epodes, 681
Bennett, Jonathan, 733
Berlingske Tidende, xvi, 646–51, 748
Beslutning, 110
Beundring, 724
Bewick, Thomas, Fables of Aesop, 695
Bias, 729
BIBLE, 230, 293
Apocrypha
Sirach 10:10, 675
New Testament, 190, 566
Acts 2:4, 683; 3:6, 707; 10:34, 737; 13:2, 724
I Corinthians 2:9, 689; 4:10, 712; 4:13, 705; 8:4, 727; 13:9, 703; 13:12, 703; 14:32–35, 694; 15:19, 705; 15:32, 700
II Corinthians 3:6, 712, 730; 3:18, 694; 4:16, 730
Ephesians 4:30, 704
Galations 1:16, 710, 721; 4:4, 698
Hebrews 3:7, 714; 3:13, 714; 3:15, 714; 4:7, 714; 4:12, 713; 10:30, 737; 12:29, 714; 13:14, 703
James 2:10, 718, 731; 2:15–16, 697
John 1:27, 717; 2:14, 699; 3:8, 678; 4:24, 696; 5:24, 697; 6:63, 730; 6:68, 725; 15:16, 725; 16:4, 710; 16:12, 710
Luke 2:37–38, 749; 3:16, 717; 4:4, 700; 7:37–50, 725; 10:41–42, 707; 14:19–20, 679; 15:13, 690; 16:13, 702; 16:22, 711; 17:10, 697; 17:12, 710, 711; 17:37, 731; 18:28–29, 703; 21:1–4, 720; 22:47, 698
Mark 1:3, 724; 2:17, 738; 4:30–32, 683; 10:9, 701; 10:28–29, 703; 10:29, 685; 12:17, 699; 12:42, 720; 14:3, 710; 14:45, 698
Matthew 5:28, 685; 6:2, 697, 709; 6:5, 697, 709; 6:16, 709; 6:24, 702, 712; 8:22, 718; 10:29, 711; 8:11, 711; 11:5, 738; 11:11, 741; 11:12, 737; 12:30, 742; 13:25, 701; 13:31–32, 683; 13:44–46, 703; 22:11–13, 697; 23:23, 711; 25:1, 713; 25:1–13, 700; 25:35–46, 697; 26:6, 710; 26:49, 698; 26:53, 732
II Peter 3:8, 711
Philippians 1:6, 702; 4:7, 710
Revelation 3:15, 704; 14:13, 717; 21:1, 725
Romans 1:1, 724; 8:2, 730; 8:22, 730; 8:25, 749; 12:11, 724; 12:19, 737
I Thessalonians 5:16, 739
I Timothy 2:14, 685
Titus 2:14, 685
Old Testament, 230, 477
II Chronicles 9:1–11, 712
Daniel 2:4, 726; 3:4–30, 726; 3:15, 695; 3:18, 695; 4:32–33, 726
Deuteronomy 32:35, 737
Ecclesiastes 1:7, 704; 1:8, 679; 1:9, 724; 1:14, 717; 1:18, 699; 3:7, 685; 4:6–8, 704; 4:16, 717; 11:9, 717
Exodus 12:12, 702; 16:3, 710; 19:12–13, 678; 20:5, 698, 740; 25:20–21, 700
Genesis, 97; 1:26, 710; 2:21–24, 692; 2:18, 710; 2:24, 685, 703, 705; 3:16, 714; 3:18, 725; 3:24, 747; 8:8–12, 720; 9:20–23, 712; 25:22, 707; 33:4, 696; 38:23, 703; 39:7–20, 689; 41:1–4, 741; 41:17–21, 741; 41:26–31, 741; 43:34, 680; 45:4–5, 720; 50:20, 720
Isaiah 6:5, 699; 22:13, 700; 26:18, 707; 40:6–8, 710
Job 29:18, 700; 38:1–2, 720
Judges 13:22, 699; 14:14, 676
I Kings 1:8–46, 712; 3:15, 712; 3:16–28, 712
II Kings 18:9, 733; 18:13, 733
Leviticus 21:10, 729
Micah 6:7–8, 746
Numbers 17:1–8, 747; 21:8, 697
Proverbs 15:23, 679, 700; 18:22, 702; 25:11, 700
Psalm 1:3, 697; 6:5, 707; 16:5, 746; 35:20, 723; 90:4, 711; 90:5–6, 710; 90:10, 704, 711; 128:3, 69
7; 130:1, 705
I Samuel 15:22, 703, 714, 746
II Samuel 11, 737
Song of Solomon 1:8, 702; 5:9, 702
See also Gospel, Scripture
Biehl, Charlotte Dorothea, sindrige Don Quixote af Mancha, 731
bitte, 239, 359
Bleiler, Ellen H., 678
blessedness, 697
Blicher, Steen Steensen: Ossians Digte, 715; Trækfuglen, 742
Bloch, Jens, Xenophons Sokratiske Merkværdigheder, 709
body parts, see analogy
Boesen, Emil, vii–viii, 691, 713
Boethius, De consolatione philosophiae Severini Boethii libri V, 735
Bogan, Louise, see Mayer
Bolingbroke, Viscount (Henry St. John), 547, 745
Bonaventura, 731
Bonfils, Carl Joseph Julius, 190, 567
bookbinder(s), 3, 6
bookkeeper, mentally disordered, 278–88, 503, 511, 589, 590; insanity of, 279, 587–88; and ship captain, 287–88, 588
book(s), see analogy
Borgerdyds School, 716
Börne, Karl Ludwig, 404, 452–53, 461, 479–81, 628, 644; Aus meinem Tagebuche, 741; “Das Bild,” 737–38; Gesammelte Schriften, 731; “Die Leichtthurm,” 731; “Hamlet, von Shakespeare,” 737
Bornemann, F. A., Xenophontis memorabilia, 709
Boye, Caspar Johannes, 698
Brage, 679
Brage-Snak, 24, 535, 679. See also Grundtvig
Brandes, Georg: on Stages, xvii–xviii; Søren Kierkegaard, xviii
Brandt, Frithiof, and Else Rammel, Søren Kierkegaard og Pengene, xvii
breach: and bride, 79, 664
break, 178–79, 349, 559, 572
Breitenfels, Johann von, “Vorrede,” Satyrische und ernsthafte Schriften von Dr. Jonathan Swift, 743
Bremenfeldt, Hermann v., 465–66
Brentano, Clemens, 746
bride: and breach, 79, 664
Brodeur, Arthur Gilchrist, 678
Brorson, Hans Adolph, “Jeg gaaer i Fare, hvor jeg gaaer,” 739
Brückbrau, F. W., Sämmtliche italienische Gedichte, 723
Bruun, Niels Thoroup, Figaros Givtermaal, 698
bull: hide of, 697
Busybody, 466
Caén, Anton, Folkevisebog, 687, 693
Caesar, Augustus, 678
Caesar Borgia, 601
Caesar, Julius, 384, 438, 703
café(s), 22, 203–04, 287, 391–92; Mini’s, 504
Cairns, Huntington, 698
callous(es), 10
Campbell, Oscar James, and Frederic Schenck, Comedies by Holberg, 684
captain, 287–88, 504–05, 588
Carstensen, Georg Johan Bernhard, 748
Carthage, 677, 697
Cassandra, 220
catharsis, 460–62
Catholicism, Catholic Church, 454
Cato, Marcus, the Younger, 11, 384
celibacy, 147
Centaur, 714
certainty, 34, 183
Cervantes, 402; Don Quixote, 731
Chamisso, Adelbert v., Peter Schlemihl’s wundersame Geschichte, 725
charity: and inwardness, 646
childhood: and memory, 10, 519; and recollection, 519; and religion, 152, 630
children: and the comic, 41; as consequence of erotic love, 43–45, 123
Chinese satin, see analogy
choosing oneself, 121
Christ: name of, 658
christening, see analogy
Christianity: and Grundtvig, 514–15; Hume on, 696; and paganism, 145, 162; and suffering, 460
Christiansfelder, 72
Christianshavn, 276–77, 285–86, 288, 587, 589, 675, 716; Børnehus Orphanage Bridge, 278; Knippelsbro, 508, 675; Langebro, 276, 288, 675; Overgaden over Vandet, 278, 287
Christmas goat, 281
Christology, 684
Chrysippus, 733
Church, 641
Cicero, Marcus Tullius, 44, 397, 748; Consolation, 688; De natura deorum, 747; De oratore, 677; Oratio, 694; Orator, 728; “Pro Sex. Roscio Amerino,” 694; Tuscalanarum disputationum, 704
Claudius, Matthias, 416; “Die Audienz,” 732; ASMUS omnia sua SECUM portans . . ., 732
Cleobulus, 703
Climacus, Johannes, see KIERKEGAARD, pseudonyms
clock, see analogy
comedy, the comic, ix; and children, 41; and contradiction, 33, 40–43, 438; erotic love as, 34, 36, 37–39, 42–43, 541, 626; and history, 437–38; and the metaphysical, 633; misunderstanding and, 416–17, 626; and the religious, 259; and suffering, 245–46; and the tragic, 36, 38, 50, 145, 366–67, 412, 420, 633, 693, 727. See also Frater Tactiturnus
communication, xii, 656–57
compass, see analogy
compassion, 233–34, 646; and fear, 460–65. See also Medlidenhed
concession, 71–73, 553
conclusion(s), 709
concreteness, concretion: and abstraction, 114–15, 658–69; of marriage, 114–15; and the religious, 172
connoisseur, 125, 129, 132, 133, 152, 159, 163
consequence(s), 42–44, 49, 64, 66; of erotic love, 103, 123
consonants and vowels, see analogy
contradiction, 178, 272, 366, 708; and the comic, 33, 40–41, 438, 472; in erotic love, 35, 38, 43–45, 558; in the religious, 172–73, 251; and Scribe, 409; and solitude, 16; in women’s lives, 56, 62
contrast, 13, 511, 532
conversation, 29
Cooper, W. V., Consolation of Philosophy, 735
Copenhagen, 487
buildings: Frue Kirke, 503; Nicolai Tower, 600; Rosenberg Castle, 461, 723; Trinitatis Church, 300
environs of, 26; Deer Park, 61; Dyrehavsbakken, 514; Fredriksberg Gardens, 743; Kongenshave, 335; Ordrup, 536, 680; Øresund, 304; Tivoli, 708
streets and avenues: Esplanade, 195; Hauser Square, 244, 249, 250, 254, 299, 425, 578; Kronprindsesse, 208; Kultorvet, 508; Østergade, 137, 224, 289; Strøget, 700; Suhms, 249; Tornebuske, 249
Cordelia (in Either/Or), 73, 655
Cordelia (Shakespeare’s), 264
corns, see analogy
corruption, 563–64
Corsaren, xvi
Crassus, 677
Cratia, 324
creeds, 684
critics, 147; theater, 131–32
cuckold, 50
Curtius, Michael Conrad, Aristoteles Dichtkunst, 734
Cyclopes, 696
Cypselus, 323, 326–27, 722
Dagmar (queen of Denmark), 741
daisy, see analogy
Dalai Lama, 230
Damocles: sword of, 179, 257, 572
Daniel, 360
Darius, 295, 718–19
David: and Solomon, 251–52, 508, 580; and Uriah, 645
deaf man, see analogy
death, 3, 300, 331; unhappy love as, 31, 53–56, 261, 321
deceit, deception, 46, 50–51, 75–76, 78, 602; tragedy as, 119. See also Quidam
Deferrari, Roy J., Fathers of the Church, 688
Deianeira, 705
deliberation, 475–76; and dialectic, 476; and repentance, 476; and resolution, 102; and thought, 102
demand of the times, 11, 340, 493, 625. See also requirement
Democritus, 710
demonic, the, 148–49; and the religious, 231; and resolution, 149
Denmark, Danish: authors in, 490–91; constitution, 41; fortune of, 303–04; language, 489–91; prisons, 714–747
depression, 151, 154; and diversion, 153; and religious abstraction, 175–76. See also Quidam
Descartes, 681
Desdemona, 49–50, 142, 700
desire, 42–45, 77, 133; resolution’s, 73
despair, 179, 182; quiet, 199–200, 501, 512–13
dialectic, the dialectical: and deliberation, 476; of desire, 238; of erotic love, 421; existential, xi; and repentance, 478–79; and sympathy, 478–79; women and, 274
Dichtung, 150
Diogenes Laertius, 203; Lives of Eminent Philosophers,
686–87, 688, 690, 699, 702, 703, 706, 719, 722, 723, 733
Diogenes of Sinope, 68, 555, 690
Dionysius: and sword of Damocles, 705
Diotima, 681
distance, 154–55; of possibility, 205, 571
divine dispensation, 115–16
divine, the, 73, 182, 345
divining rod, 28. See also Ønskeqvist
Dixi, 494
Δός μοι που̃ στω̃, 261
Dods, Marcus, and J. F. Shaw, The Confessions. The City of God. On Christian Doctrine, 724
Don Giovanni, 537; and Commendatore, 143–44, 535, 744
Don Juan, 293. See also Don Giovanni
Don Quixote, 402
double-movement(s), 413–14
double-reflection, xi
doubt, 581; of everything, 34, 120, 540; and reflection, 540
dove, see analogy
drama: speculative, 625
Droysen, Johann Gustav, Aristophanes Werke, 686
Durling, Robert M., Petrarch’s Lyric Poems The Rime Sparse and Other Lyrics, 723
du(s), 253, 713
earnestness: and jest, 365–66, 415, 440–41; religious, 440
Ebert, Johann Arnold, Satiren auf die Ruhmbegierde, Einige Werke von Dr. Eduard Young, 746–47
Eden, 350, 605
Edward (in Either/Or), 73
egotism, 460, 462
Eiríksson, Magnus, 517; Om Baptister og Barnedaab, 744
Eliot, George, Essence of Christianity, 738
Elskov, see erotic love
Elvira, 28, 49, 537
Elysium, 173
Emeline, 570
engagement; and erotic love, 159
England, English: authors, 151
enjoyment, 72, 74, 81
enthusiast, 403–04, 606; religious, 259–60, 582
envy, 182
Epaminondas, 564, 745
equality, 589; of male and female, 76, 124, 145; religious, 168, 235, 239, 305, 315, 472, 488, 576, 592, 604; of resolution, 169
Erasmus: Apophthegmata, 730; Opera, 730
Erdmann, Johann Eduard, 502; God. Guil. Leibnitii opera philosophica . . . , 733, 742
Eremita, Victor, see KIERKEGAARD, pseudonyms
Eriksen, Magnus, see Eiriksson
Erindring, 9
Ernesti, Johann August: T. Livii Patavini historiarum livre, 740; M. Tullii Ciceronis opera omnia, 677
Eros, 32, 216, 511, 538; as blind, 158; cannot be resisted, 176; and contradiction, 33; and God, 99–100, 165; and love, 122; serving, 18, 531. See also erotic love
erotic love [Elskov Forelskelse], 12, 30, 33–34, 36, 71, 99, 156, 158, 175, 202, 405, 538, 591; actuality of, 32; birth as consequence of, 43–45, 511, 542–43; causes amusement, 35, 52, 539; as comic, 33–34, 36–39, 42–44, 541–43, 626; as commensurable, 39–40; contradictions in, 32, 33, 35, 38, 44–45, 77, 558; criteria for, 36; and criticism, 124; danger of, 38, 49, 71, 127–28, 163; deception of, 119; desire of, xi, 44; devotees of, 75–78, 558–59; dialectic of, 164, 421; and engagement, 159; and the eternal, 293; and the ethical, 149; and experience, 176–77; freemasonry of, 39, 41, 72; frivolity of, 12; and God, 163–64; happiness of, 36, 405; ideality of, 32, 550; and immediacy, 100, 102, 160, 167–68; and immortality, 548; and marriage, 97, 100, 102, 105–07, 110–11, 129, 180; object of, 34–36, 37–39, 121–22, 540; origin of, 683; and paganism, 100, 122; and passion, 406; and poetry, 99, 129, 413; and recollection, 521, 523–26; and reflection, 33–34, 40–41, 46, 121–23; and the religious, 163, 167, 178; and resolution, 110–11, 116–17, 146, 161, 164–66, 176; and seduction, 103, 123–24; and solitude, 19; and the tragic, 626; understanding and, 122; unhappy, 31, 53–56, 71–73, 261, 321, 407, 546–47, 570; women and, 33, 38, 43, 46, 124, 548; wonder of, 119, 122, 164. See also Eros; the erotic; love
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