N. Isaeva, S. Isaiah, (Per.) [edit] ), The treatise "The final unscientific afterword to the "Philosophical crumbs"" ("Afsluttende uvidenskabelig Efterskrift til de philisophiske Smuler") (1846) occupies a central place in the work of Kierkegaard , being essentially at the point of convergence of his pseudonymous works and works , signed by his own name, in the center and the most complex conflict intertwining of its aesthetics, Ethical and Religious Representations . The treatise was conceived by the author as a continuation and semantic completion of the “Philosophical crumbs” signed in the name of Johannes Klimakus. The style of the book is characterized by exceptional mobility of intonation, purely artistic techniques - metaphorical and ironic writing. Translated and printed in Russian for the first time . The publication is addressed to teachers and students, philosophers, culturologists, historians of European culture and religious thought, as well as to the widest range of readers.