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- 1813
- May 5 Søren Kierkegaard born in his father’s house on the Nytorv [New Square] in Copenhagen.
- 1821
- Søren Kierkegaard starts at Borgerdydskolen [School of Civic Virtue].
- 1823
- January 23 Regine Olsen born.
- 1830
- October 30 Søren Kierkegaard enrolls as a theology student at the University.
- 1834
- July 31 Søren Kierkegaard’s mother dies.
- 1838
- August 9 Søren Kierkegaard’s father dies.
- September 7 From the Papers of One Still Living. Published against his will.
- 1840
- July 3 Søren Kierkegaard passes the examination for the theological degree.
- July 19 - August 6 Søren Kierkegaard travels to Jutland.
- September 8 Søren Kierkegaard proposes to Regine Olsen.
- 1841
- c. August 11 Søren Kierkegaard returns Regine Olsen’s ring.
- September 29 Søren Kierkegaard defends his dissertation On the Concept of Irony (with continual reference to Socrates) for the degree of magister.
- October 11 Søren Kierkegaard makes the final break with Regine Olsen.
- October 25 Søren Kierkegaard departs for Berlin.
- 1842
- March 6 Søren Kierkegaard returns from Berlin.
- 1843
- February 20 Either- Or, published by Victor Eremita.
- May 8 Søren Kierkegaard departs from Berlin.
- May 16 Two Edifying Discourses
- End of June Søren Kierkegaard returns from Berlin.
- October 16
- Repetition by Constantin Constantius
- Fear and Trembling by Johannes de silentio
- Three Edifying Discourses
- December 6 Four Edifying Discourses
- 1844
- March 5 Two Edifying Discourses
- June 8 Three Edifying Discourses
- June 13 Philosophical Fragments or A Fragment of Philosophy
By Johannes Climacus, published by S. Kierkegaard.
- June 17 The Concept of Anxiety by Vigilius Haufniensis.
Foreword by Nicolaus Notabene.
- August 31 Four Edifying Discourses
- 1845
- April 29 Three Discourses on Imagined Occasions.
- April 30 Stages on Life’s Way, published by Hilarius Bogbinder.
- May 13 Søren Kierkegaard departs for Berlin.
- May 24 Søren Kierkegaard returns from Berlin.
- May 29 Eighteen Edifying Discourses. Published by C.A. Reitzel.
- December 27 Newspaper article: "The Activity of a wandering aesthetician, and how he ended up paying for the feast," signed Frater Taciturnus, responsible for the 3rd section of Stages on Life's Way. This article contains the statement: " Now if only I might soon appear in the Corsair." This started the quarrel with the humourous magazine The Corsair, which caricatured SK in text and cartoon until the summer of 1846.
- 1846
- February 27 Concluding Unscientific Postscript to the Philosophical Fragments by Johannes Climacus, published by S. Kierkegaard.
- March 30 A Literary Review
- May 2 [?] Søren Kierkegaard departs for Berlin.
- May 16 Søren Kierkegaard returns from Berlin.
- 1847
- March 13 Edifying Discourses in various Spirits.
- September 29 Works of Love.
- November 3 Regine Olsen marries Frederik Schlegel.
- 1848
- April 26 Christian Discourses
- July 24-27 Serialized newspaper story “The Crisis and a crisis in an Actress’ Life” by Inter et Inter in Fædrelandet.
- 1849
- May 14
- The Lilies of the Field and the Birds of the Air.
- Three Devotional Discourses
- May 19 Two Minor Ethical-Religious Essays by H.H.
- July 30 The Sickness unto Death by Anti-Climacus, published by S. Kierkegaard
- Nov. 13 “The High Priest” - “The Publican “ - “The Woman that was a Sinner”,
- Three Discourses at the Communion on Fridays.
- 1850
- September 27 Practice in Christianity by Anti-Climacus, published by S. Kierkegaard.
- December 20 An Edifying Discourse.
- 1851
- August 7 On my Activity as an Author
- Discourses at the Communion on Fridays
- September 10 For Self-Examination (Recommended to the present age)
- 1854
- January 30 Bishop Mynster dies.
- April 15 Professor Martensen named bishop.
- December 18 Newspaper article: “Was Bishop Mynster a 'Witness to the Truth,’ one of 'the proper witnesses to the truth’ - is this the truth?”
- December 30 Newspaper article: “Leave it at that!.”
- 1855
- January 12 Newspaper article: “A request to me from Pastor Paludan Müller”.
- January 29 Newspaper article: “The point at issue with Bishop Martensen; who, ...
- March 20 Newspaper article: “Upon the Death of Bishop Mynster”
- March 21 Newspaper article: “Is this Christian worship of God or is it playing the fool with God?”
- March 22 Newspaper article: “What is to be done. - It will now happen with me or with someone
else.”
- March 26 Newspaper article: “The religious situation”
- March 28 Newspaper article: “One Thesis - only a single one”
- March 30 Newspaper article: “Salt; since Christendom is: the decay of Christianity, “a Christian World is: the refuse from Christianity.”
- March 31 Newspaper article: “What do I want?”
- April 7 Newspaper article: “On the occasion of the anonymous proposal to me in this paper’s no. 79.”
- April 11 Newspaper article: “Was it really right to 'stop now with pealing’?” and “Christianity with royal patent and Christianity without royal patent.”
- April 27 Newspaper article: “What a cruel punishment!”
- May 10 Newspaper article: “A Result” “A Monologue”
- May 15 Newspaper article: “With regard to an idiotic joke aimed directly at me and the view of Christianity with which I am identified?”
- May 16 Newspaper article: “To the new edition of Practice in Christianity”
- May 24 This Must Be Said, So Let It Be Said.
- May 26 Newspaper article: “That Bishop Martensen’s silence is 1) indefensible in a Christian sense; 2) ridiculous; 3) stupidly shrewd; 4) in more than one sense contemptible”
- May 26 Øieblikket Nr. 1
- June 6 Øieblikket Nr. 2
- June 16 What judgement Christ passes on official Christianity.
- June 28 Øieblikket Nr. 3
- July 9 Øieblikket Nr. 4
- July 30 Øieblikket Nr. 5
- August 24 Øieblikket Nr. 6
- August 31 Øieblikket Nr. 7
- September 3 The Immutability of God. A Discourse
- September 14 Øieblikket Nr. 8
- September 25 Øieblikket Nr. 9
- October 2 Søren Kierkegaard admitted to Frederik’s Hospital.
- November 11 Søren Kierkegaard dies.
- November 18 Søren Kierkegaard’s funeral held at The Church of Our Lady with burial at Assistens
Cemetery.
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Based on the catalogue of the exhibit "Kierkegaard. The Secret Note", The Round Tower, Copenhagen,
May 6 - June 9, 1996, arranged under the auspices of The Søren Kierkegaard
Research Center by Niels Jørgen Cappelørn and The Søren
Kierkegaard Society by Joakim Garff.
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