Authorship and Authority in Kierkegaard's Writings by Westfall Joseph

Author:Westfall, Joseph
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Bloomsbury UK

1. In a journal entry of 1849, Kierkegaard refers to the various “Notes” he had written about his authorship as well as to the Point of View, writing that “everything of this nature shall be finished as it is until after my death” (referenced in PVL, 160). See also Walter Lowrie, A Short Life of Kierkegaard (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1965), p. 211: “[Kierkegaard] had expected to die soon after [The Point of View] was finished, and so to leave it for posthumous publication.” And Joakim Garff, Søren Kierkegaard: A Biography, trans. Bruce Kirmmse (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2005), p. 560: “The Point of View was consigned [by Kierkegaard] to posthumous publication, which was seen to by Peter Christian Kierkegaard.”

2. PVL, 5, 6 / PV, 23, 24 / SKS 16, 11, 12. I have chosen to use translations by Walter Lowrie and David and Lilian Swenson over the more recent editions of Howard and Edna Hong in gratitude for their friendship with my father, Fred Berthold, who introduced me to Kierkegaard through the translations of his friends more than forty years ago.

3. JP 1, 657 / SKS 27, 420–434 (Papir 371: 2).

4. TC, 133 / PC, 133 / SKS 12, 137.

5. PVL, 5–6 / PV, 23 / SKS 16, 11.

6. PVL, 5 / PV, 23 / SKS 16, 11.

7. PVL, 6 / PV, 24 / SKS 16, 12.

8. PVL, 125 / TSI, 114 / SKS 16, 94.

9. CUPSL, 169 / CUP1, 189 / SKS 7, 173.

10. CUPSL, 287 / CUP1, 323 / SKS 7, 294.

11. PVL, 6 / PV, 24 / SKS 16, 12.

12. JP 1, 646 / SKS 20, 321–323 (NB4: 72).

13. CUPSL, 551 / CUP1, 626 / SKS 7, 570.

14. CUPSL, 225 / CUP1, 252 / SKS 7, 228-229.

15. Jacques Lacan, Écrits, trans . Alan Sheridan (London: Tavistock, 1977) p. 321.

16. See PF 10 / SKS 4, 219; CUPSL, 74, 222 / CUP1, 80, 248-249 / SKS 7, 80, 225-226.

17. PVL, 153 / OMWA, 12 / SKS 13, 19. See also BA 27 / Pap. VII 2 B 235 / SKS 15, 114.

18. CUPSL, 546 / CUP1, 618 / SKS 7, 561.

19. CUPSL, 551 / CUP1, 625 / SKS 7, 569.

20. Roland Barthes, “The Death of the Author,” trans . Stephen Heath, in Image, Music, Text (New York: Hill and Wang, 1977), p. 148.

21. CUPSL, 285 / CUP1, 321 / SKS 7, 292.

22. CIC, 263, 276 / CI, 246 / SKS 1, 285.

23. CUPSL, 284, 286, 287 / CUP1, 320, 322, 323 / SKS 7, 291-292, 294.

24. Emmanuel Levinas, “A propos de Kierkegaard Vivant,” trans. Jonathan Rée. Included as “Two Notes,” in Kierkegaard: A Critical Reader, ed. Jonathan Rée and Jane Chamberlain (Oxford: Blackwell, 1998), pp. 33–38. And Levinas, “The Trace of the Other,” trans. Alphonso Lingis, in Deconstruction in Context: Literature and Philosophy, ed. Mark C. Taylor (Chicago: Chicago University Press, 1986), pp. 345–59.

25. JSK, 738 / KJN 4, 347 (NB4: 119) / SKS 20, 347.

26. JP 1, 662 / SKS 21, 61 (NB6: 80).

27. JP 1, 653 / SKS 27, 411 (Papir 368: 10a).

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