A Kierkegaard Anthology

The book is bound in a sturdy hardcover with some wear visible on the spine and edges. There is a library stamp from the "Library of Vic Hunter" inside, indicating it was part of a library collection. The dust jacket's condition is unknown as it is not present in the photos.

This is a 1959 hardcover edition of "A Kierkegaard Anthology," edited by Robert Bretall, published by The Modern Library, a division of Random House. The anthology brings together key writings of Søren Kierkegaard, a seminal figure in existential philosophy, making it an essential volume for students and enthusiasts of philosophical thought. This edition is distinguished by its compilation under the reputable Modern Library series, known for its accessible yet scholarly presentations of classic works. The book includes a library stamp indicating prior ownership by the "Library of Vic Hunter," adding a touch of provenance to its history. While the dust jacket's condition is unknown, the book itself is bound in a sturdy hardcover, ensuring durability for continued reading and reference. This volume is a valuable addition for those interested in Kierkegaard's impact on modern philosophy.