He is the father of existentialism, a solitary genius who challenged faith, reason, and society itself. But where do you begin with Søren Kierkegaard?

Often seen as dense and melancholic, Kierkegaard's philosophy is one of the most passionate and psychologically profound explorations of what it means to be human. In an age of easy answers and public opinion, he championed the "single individual" and the difficult, inward journey toward an authentic life.

From The Philosophy School, Kierkegaard: A Beginner's Guide demystifies this monumental thinker, stripping away the academic complexity to reveal a powerful and practical guide for modern life.

Inside this essential guide, you will:

This book is more than a historical summary; it is a framework for anyone grappling with questions of freedom, choice, and commitment. It is an invitation to take the courageous path of inwardness.

Discover the philosopher who challenges you not just to think, but to become.