100 citations de Kierkegaard

I’ve listened to a lot of philosophy audiobooks, but few hit the sweet spot like this one. Blandin’s narration is the secret weapon—Søren Kierkegaard’s prose is already razor-wire, but Blandin’s delivery sharpens it further. His tone shifts effortlessly between sardonic, melancholic, and razor-focused, making even the densest quotes feel like they’re speaking directly to you. The production is clean and uncluttered, letting the ideas breathe without the usual audiobook padding. That said, the ultra-short runtime is both a blessing and a curse. For fans of deep dives, it might feel like snacking when you’re craving a feast—but that’s the point. Kierkegaard himself might’ve called this the "infinite in the finite," and Blandin sells it. The only real gripe? A couple of the quotes feel slightly disjointed out of context, but that’s the risk of distilling a philosopher’s life work into a 24-minute burst. If you’ve ever wanted Kierkegaard’s ideas without the homework, this is the audiobook for you.