Kierkegaard

Explores the worldview, writings, and anguished life of the 19th century existential philosopher and critic Soren Kierkegaard. He spurned Hegelian philosophy in favor of a belief in the supremacy of personal authenticity and self-determination. His "leap of faith" had an undeniable influence on literature, psychoanalysis, and theology in the 20th century. Presented through readings from his works, and scholars' discussions and class lectures. English narration and subtitles.