Reddit reviews Either/Or, Part I (Kierkegaard's Writings, 3)
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yo dawg, i heard you liked Kierkegaard, so I figured i'd point you towards some dank bookskies.
Either/Or. is some good shit, too fucking long and meandering in total in my not so humble opinion, but some good shit to flip through, the individual essays are da baus, especially "the unhappiest man". Also, you may wanna check out Elliott Smith's album by the same name and blast it on your boom box while you're reading.
Fear and Trembling. Some other dank essays, I haven't personally gotten through all of it what with all the bitches that need my attention, but i've heard it's his best.
Hope I've helped a fellow brolosopher out.
Ninja edit: If I haven't, you can go fuck yourself.
The Hong translations published by Princeton University are generally considered to be the definitive translations.
Part I
Part II