This volume contains one of the most important hermeneutical elements of Soren Kierkegaard's work, the drafts and annotations of his pseudonymous book "Non-scientific and definitive Postscript to Philosophical Crumbs." To a large extent, Kierkegaard sees this work as the closing of his literary production, in which he takes an interesting tour of all the other pseudonymous authors to show his relationship with a central problem: truth as interiority. Also included are notes on "Stages on the path of life", a work that returns to the existential problem of the three stages, with high-quality lyricism and literary style. As from the beginning of his production, the pseudonymous works were accompanied by edifying speeches, on this occasion "Three Speeches for Supposed Occasions." Another element to highlight in the content of this volume are the reflections on the figure of Don Juan.
