Philosopher and theologian, unclassifiable and controversial personality, Kierkegaard continues to be a reference for almost all contemporary thinkers. Two hundred years after his birth, the meaning of his work is a mystery, as if it were impossible to find its secret. And it could be said that his is a "philosophy of secrecy", as exercised, in full consciousness, hermetic philosophy. Thus, as in the case of Heráclito, has led to an enormous production hermeneutic interpretations varied and sometimes contradictory. The truth is that is attracting the interest, even in a society dechristianized, godless, atheist and idealist nothing like the present, and the contemporary look it has found new aspects previously hidden or relegated to a second term.

This volume, prefaced and edited by Fernando Pérez-Borbujo, seeks to publicize these new aspects. In it, some of the most renowned scholars of Kierkegaard's work open our eyes to a multifaceted conception of genius Danish. Jon Stewart historically contextualizes his thought James Zabalo us into his "aesthetic sphere", Mary J. Binetti discusses the ethical sphere, Francesc Torralba us into the religious dimension and finally, Luis Guerrero addresses the social dimension.

What looms is the universal look and polyphonic Kierkegaard, close to large sections of humanity, ideology and nature different, a look that he knew in his time perceive an unprecedented crisis in which a new foundation hidden yet emerged 'secretly' among the ruins of the old pillars collapsed. The contemporary reading of his work can approach and stable deep truths about the human condition.