In the work, The sickness unto death, Kierkegaard does not refer to suicide unless he

thinks it with the name of said sickness. In addition, the few times that mention of suicide
is later to the essential treatment of the concept of sickness unto death and without giving
him an explicit interpretation from a specific line of thought. For that reason, the reading
until to the second book of the first part of The sickness unto death, in where the essential
aspects of said sickness are defined, requires that the reader be referred a generic concept
of suicide to connect it with the concept of sickness unto death. In this gradual and
interpretive order, the analysis is carried out.