Works of Love: A Philosophy of Existence―How Love Saves Us from Isolation (Harper Perennial Modern Thought, 26)
In Works of Love, Søren Kierkegaard examines love as a defining dimension of human existence. Reflecting on ethics, spirituality, and isolation, he considers how love shapes our relationships with others and offers a way beyond the separation experienced by the individual.
About This Book
Works of Love is a philosophical exploration by Søren Kierkegaard centered on the meaning and practice of love.
The book considers love in relation to human existence, ethical responsibility, and spiritual life.
Its central concern is how love can respond to the isolation that shapes individual experience.
This edition appears in the Harper Perennial Modern Thought series and presents a major work of nineteenth-century philosophy.
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