For Self-Examination and Judge for Yourself! ( International Kierkegaard Commentary Series; V.21)

For Self-Examination and Judge for Yourself! contain the clearest indications of Kierkegaard's determination to continue his witness to the age. After all the pyrotechnics and passion of the vast and varied pseudonymous production and the "revolution" of 1848, everything was the same, "business as usual," in the establishment. Its aestheticism and class interests were painted over with a soft patina of an undemanding religiosity.