Where to start with Kierkegaard?

Works of Love

>>8808546
Learn about hegelian dialectics. Read Fear and trembling and then sickness after death. After that it does not matter.

>>8808564
Is there any particular reason to start there?
I took a college course that touched on the basics of Hegelian dialectics so i dont expect a whole lot of trouble there.

>>8808587
He uses it throughout his works. He agrees with the method but disagrees hegels conclusion of the Absolute.

>>8808546
Honestly, he's pretty accessible. The bible is a necessity. Don't need much else other than a decent grasp on Hegel.

>>8809437
>accessible
>decent grasp on Hegel
Pick one F A M
and don't even try to claim Hegel is easy to grasp or you're the king of pseuds

>>8809443
It's easy to have a "decent grasp" of Hegel if that just means a general notion of what the dialectic is and how it operates. That's the bare minimum for reading philosopher influenced by him. Obviously if you were to really understand Hegel, which may not even be possible, you would have no further need for philosophy.

Fear & Trembling, then Sickness Unto Death to get woah'd.

I hear his other stuff needs to be read too, like Niels Bohr's favorite one by him