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150 MATT DINAN Kierkegaardian Individualism and the Political MATTHEW DINAN† Introduction Even outside of contemporary political science, much scholarship insists that every cultural production—every work of literature or philosophy, every institution and utterance—conceals the political, at its unarticulated but vital core. ‘The political’ is thus often un-…
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