"Africa Seminar: Slow Fashion and Cyclical Time: On the Temporality of Garments in Urban Africa Today";"Centre of African Studies";"2026-02-10";"15:15";"2026-02-10";"17:00";"Room 8B.1.14, Wangari Maathai Auditorium";"";"Global textile production today is shaped by linear value chains and a temporal logic that fills weeks, hours, and minutes with as many product sales as possible. This logic fuels a consumer culture in which garments are discarded as soon as they lose their sense of newness, and it rests on an abstract notion of time as a force determining decay detached from the material world. Yet in African cities facing the consequences of global textile waste, new initiatives seek to both curb overconsumption and challenge the temporal imperatives of fast fashion. This seminar draws on examples from community-based fashion events in Nairobi and fashion businesses in Kampala to explore how temporality in textile can be challenged, unlearned, or exploited. Grounded in African philosophies of time and contemporary fashion interventions, Mumbi shows how fashion can be understood as a temporal practice. Many African fashion practices operate within event-based, relational, and reparative temporalities, where garments gain meaning through use, repair, circulation, and social life rather than linear obsolescence. Here, slowness becomes a decolonial strategy that challenges industrial notions of time, value, and waste, making fashion a medium for alternative futures and ethical relations. At the same time, Johanne’s upcoming fieldwork in Kampala explores what happens when slow fashion practitioners tap into a global industry driven by short lead times and product‑per‑minute logics. Her work with upcycling studios that transform imported used clothing into high‑end designs examines how these actors navigate European fashion circuits, encounter conventional brands, and attempt to carve out space for circular and slow business models without being absorbed by a fast and linear industry. Presenters: Johanne Rebsdorf is a PhD-student at the Centre of African Studies at UCPH. With a background in business Anthropology her research focusses on Ugandan circular fashion and the import of used clothing to Africa, as well as the role of African fashion studios in the green transition of the textile industry. Mumbi Macharia is a researcher, writer, poet, and performing artist working at the intersections of African temporality, culture, and decolonial thought. With a background in Law and African Studies, her work examines how time is lived, marked, and resisted through everyday practices such as language, art, and fashion. "
"SKC Workshop Spring 2026";"Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2026-02-13";"14:15";"2026-02-13";"16:00";"Hybrid: Room 6B-1-62, Faculty of Theology, Karen Blixens Plads 16, DK-2300 Copenhagen + Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867";"Taekuk Kim: ""Upbuilding toward Self-Realizing Happiness through Anxiety and Despair""";"Taekuk Kim (Sogang University, South Korea) ""Upbuilding toward Self-Realizing Happiness through Anxiety and Despair"" This study interprets happiness not as something that can be completely defined, but as an existential phenomenon that must be questioned as the fundamental purpose of individual life. From this perspective, it argues that Kierkegaard’s concepts of “faith” and “earnestness” can constitute a form of self-realizing happiness for contemporary individuals living through anxiety and despair. Grounded in Kierkegaard’s understanding of the human being as “the single individual,” faith and earnestness are disclosed not merely as religious or psychological categories, but as an existential “upbuilding”—a movement continually directed toward authentic selfhood. Within this movement, anxiety and despair are interpreted not as pathological states, but as existential phenomena encountered: anxiety functions as the best tutor that cultivates “earnestness,” while despair marks the failure of authentic selfhood and, at the same time, the decisive moment in which the individual can leap into “faith.” Rather than justifying faith within the framework of normative ethical theory, this paper seeks a philosophical justification that discloses faith as an existential movement repeatedly enacted within the structure of human existence itself, thereby showing that the movement of faith can be applied to contemporary individuals at the existential level, without adherence to Christian doctrine."
"SKC Seminar Spring 2026";"Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2026-02-16";"14:00";"2026-02-16";"16:00";"Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867";"A Reading of Christian Discourses and Late Discourses Session 3. Christian Discourses: Part One, III-IV";"A Reading of Christian Discourses and Late Discourses Monday, Feb. 2: Prayer & Introduction (CD 5-12/SKS 10: 19-24) Monday, Feb. 9: Part One, I-II (CD 15-36/SKS 10: 25-47) Monday, Feb. 16: Part One, III-IV (CD 37-59/SKS 10: 48-68) Monday, Feb. 23: Part One, V-VII (CD 60-91/SKS 10: 69-98) Monday, Mar. 2: Part Two, I-II (CD 93-113/SKS 10: 103-124) Monday, Mar. 9: Part Two, III-IV (CD 114-133/SKS 10: 125-143) Monday, Mar. 16: Part Two, V-VII (CD 134-159/SKS 10: 144-166) Monday, Mar. 23: Part Three, I-II (CD 161-187/SKS 10: 167-197) Monday, Mar. 30: Part Three, III-IV (CD 188-213/SKS 10: 198-221) Monday, Apr. 13: Part Three, V-VII (CD 214-246/SKS 10: 222-252) Monday, Apr. 20: Part Four, I-II (CD 247-267/SKS 10: 253-283) Monday, Apr. 27: Part Four, III-IV (CD 268-281/SKS 10: 285-300) Monday, May. 4: Part Four, V-VII (CD 282-300/SKS 10: 301-325) Monday, May 11: Lily and the Bird, I (WA 1-20/SKS 11: 7-25) Monday, May 25: Lily and the Bird, II (WA 21-35/SKS 11: 26-39) Monday, Jun. 1: Lily and the Bird, III (WA 36-45/SKS 11: 40-48) Monday, Jun. 8: Three Discourses at the Communion (WA 109-144/SKS 11: 245-280) Monday, Jun. 15: An Upbuilding Discourse (WA 145-160/SKS 12: 257-273) Monday, Jun. 22: Two Discourses at the Communion (WA 161-188/SKS 12: 277-302) Date and Time: Mondays: 14.00-16:00 Location: Online via Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867 Language: English Text: Søren Kierkegaard, Christian Discourses; The Crisis and a Crisis in the Life of an Actor, Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1997. Søren Kierkegaard, Without Authority, Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1997. Søren Kierkegaard, Christelige Taler, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 10. København: GAD 2004. Søren Kierkegaard, “Lilien paa Marken og Fuglen under Himlen”, “‘Ypperstepræsten’ – ‘Tolderen’ – ‘Synderinden’”, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 11, s. 7-48, 245-280. København: GAD 2006. Søren Kierkegaard, “En Opbyggelig Tale”, “To Taler ved Altergang om Fredagen”, Bind 12, s. 257-302. Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 10. København: GAD 2004. Participants and Registration: Open for all interested For registration, please send a mail to René Rosfort: rer@teol.ku.dk Registration closes on January 30, 2026"
"Walking the lines - Reflections on walking methods in Jordan";"The Öresund Comparative Borderland Research Group";"2026-02-19";"13:00";"";"14:00";"<a href=""https://lu-se.zoom.us/j/62093465720?pwd=leXEVB4oGFgqm3ZkoxwhT6atbFHHZq.1"">Zoom</a>";"Open digital seminar.";"Open digital seminar. Photo: Olivia Mason Olivia Mason (Newcastle University) is a lecturer in Geography, with a focus on cultural and political geography. Mason's work sits across cultural, environmental, and political geography, and is broadly centred on mobility politics and resource colonialism. In this seminar, she reflects on walking to address broader questions in political geography surrounding power, scale, mobility, embodiment, and knowledge production. Walking still remains a method and practice that has received little attention by political geographers, and this can be traced to a wider absence of discussions of methodology within political geography. Yet the embodied aspects of walking can enable a creative and critical relationship with nature, place, politics and space, reengaging key concepts in political geography such as territory, borders, and the state. Through empirical research conducted on walking trails and with walking groups in the Middle East and North Africa, this seminar explores the situated political geographies of walking and how walking can enable embodied and intimate political geographies to emerge. The presentation will be followed by a discussion with and questions from participants. "
"Skabelsen først, kristen så: Grundtvigs skabelsesteologi opdatereret";"Hans Raun Iversen, Afdeling for Systematisk Teologi";"2026-02-20";"15:00";"2026-02-20";"17:00";"Søndre Campus, Det Teologiske Fakultet, auditoriet 8B.0.16 ";"Forelæsning og boglancering";"Forelæsning og boglancering af Skabelsen først, kristen så. Grundtvigs skabelsesteologi opdateret af Hans Raun Iversen, Eksistensen februar 2026 Program Velkomst og mødefacilitering ved professor Niels Henrik Gregersen Lektor, lic.theol. Kim Arne Pedersen: Hvad mente Grundtvig med ”Menneske først, kristen så”? Præst, projektmedarbejder ved FUV, ph.d. Rose Marie Tillisch: Grundtvigs skabelsesteologi i lyset af oldkirkens og middelalderens teologi Præst og trospraksisteolog Louise Franklin Højlund: Kan Grundtvigs skabelsesteologi praktiseres? Kort replik fra Hans Raun Iversen. Reception og bogsalg."
"SKC Seminar Spring 2026";"Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2026-02-23";"14:00";"2026-02-23";"16:00";"Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867";"A Reading of Christian Discourses and Late Discourses Session 4. Christian Discourses: Part One, V-VII";"A Reading of Christian Discourses and Late Discourses Monday, Feb. 2: Prayer & Introduction (CD 5-12/SKS 10: 19-24) Monday, Feb. 9: Part One, I-II (CD 15-36/SKS 10: 25-47) Monday, Feb. 16: Part One, III-IV (CD 37-59/SKS 10: 48-68) Monday, Feb. 23: Part One, V-VII (CD 60-91/SKS 10: 69-98) Monday, Mar. 2: Part Two, I-II (CD 93-113/SKS 10: 103-124) Monday, Mar. 9: Part Two, III-IV (CD 114-133/SKS 10: 125-143) Monday, Mar. 16: Part Two, V-VII (CD 134-159/SKS 10: 144-166) Monday, Mar. 23: Part Three, I-II (CD 161-187/SKS 10: 167-197) Monday, Mar. 30: Part Three, III-IV (CD 188-213/SKS 10: 198-221) Monday, Apr. 13: Part Three, V-VII (CD 214-246/SKS 10: 222-252) Monday, Apr. 20: Part Four, I-II (CD 247-267/SKS 10: 253-283) Monday, Apr. 27: Part Four, III-IV (CD 268-281/SKS 10: 285-300) Monday, May. 4: Part Four, V-VII (CD 282-300/SKS 10: 301-325) Monday, May 11: Lily and the Bird, I (WA 1-20/SKS 11: 7-25) Monday, May 25: Lily and the Bird, II (WA 21-35/SKS 11: 26-39) Monday, Jun. 1: Lily and the Bird, III (WA 36-45/SKS 11: 40-48) Monday, Jun. 8: Three Discourses at the Communion (WA 109-144/SKS 11: 245-280) Monday, Jun. 15: An Upbuilding Discourse (WA 145-160/SKS 12: 257-273) Monday, Jun. 22: Two Discourses at the Communion (WA 161-188/SKS 12: 277-302) Date and Time: Mondays: 14.00-16:00 Location: Online via Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867 Language: English Text: Søren Kierkegaard, Christian Discourses; The Crisis and a Crisis in the Life of an Actor, Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1997. Søren Kierkegaard, Without Authority, Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1997. Søren Kierkegaard, Christelige Taler, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 10. København: GAD 2004. Søren Kierkegaard, “Lilien paa Marken og Fuglen under Himlen”, “‘Ypperstepræsten’ – ‘Tolderen’ – ‘Synderinden’”, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 11, s. 7-48, 245-280. København: GAD 2006. Søren Kierkegaard, “En Opbyggelig Tale”, “To Taler ved Altergang om Fredagen”, Bind 12, s. 257-302. Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 10. København: GAD 2004. Participants and Registration: Open for all interested For registration, please send a mail to René Rosfort: rer@teol.ku.dk Registration closes on January 30, 2026"
"Orbán's Hungary: The First Autocracy in the EU";" Centre for Modern European Studies (CEMES) and Centre for the Study of Global Nationalisms (CSGN)";"2026-02-23";"14:00";"2026-02-23";"16:00";"South Campus, Auditorium 23.0.50";"CEMES & CSGN Spring 2026 Lecture Series talk with Associate Professor Szabolcs Pogonyi, Central European University, and Associate Professor Miklós Sükösd, University of Copenhagen.";"CEMES & CSGN Spring 2026 Lecture Series talk with Associate Professor Szabolcs Pogonyi, Central European University, and Associate Professor Miklós Sükösd, University of Copenhagen. Szabolcs Pogonyi, Central European University, will give a talk titled 'Multiple Nationalist Demographic Panics: Immigration, Emigration and Transborder Nation-building in Hungary'. Miklós Áron Sükösd, University of Copenhagen, will give a talk titled 'Orbánism goes Global: From Europe's Nightmare to the American Right's Dream'. The talks are moderated by Vibe Termansen, historian and book author. The talks are part of the launch event for the Centre for the Study of Global Nationalisms (CSGN). Find abstracts and bios on the event page. About the series The Spring 2026 Lecture Series focus on the topic 'The European Far Right in a Transnational Perspective'. The series is organised by Centre for Modern European Studies (CEMES) and Centre for the Study of Global Nationalisms (CSGN)."
"Pastorale paradokser";"Center for Paradoksstudier";"2026-02-24";"10:00";"";"12:00";"Egedal Kirke, Egedalsvej 3, Kokkedal";"Studie- og samtaleinitiativ for præster, forskere og studerende med udgangspunkt i N.F.S. Grundtvigs lille skrift “Skal den Lutherske Reformation virkelig fortsættes?” .";"Foråret 2026. Arbejdet som præst kan være forbundet med modsætninger. Modsætninger findes også i vores samfund, i det enkelte menneske, i den kirkelige praksis og i den teologiske tænkning. Modsætninger og konflikter kan optræde på mere eller mindre modbydelige og krævende måder og de kan også være berigende. Man kan nemt længes efter steder med det, der i daglig tale hedder højt til loftet. Steder, hvor man kan tale om modsætninger, der bryder med forventninger og om nye måder at tænke og leve på. Forestillingen om nye steder og måder og længslen efter nye udtryk, er udgangspunktet for et åbent studie- og samtaleinitiativ for præster, forskere og studerende i Helsingør Stift i samarbejde med Center for Paradoksstudier ved Det Teologiske Fakultetet, Københavns Universitet. Datoer Vores arbejde tager i foråret 2026 udgangspunkt i N.F.S. Grundtvigs lille skrift “Skal den Lutherske Reformation virkelig fortsættes?” Vi mødes tre gange ved Egedal Kirke, Egedalsvej 3, Kokkedal (med mulighed for at blive lidt længere, hvis nogen vil spise frokost sammen efterfølgende), hvor vi begynder med en samtale og får to nutidigt orienterede oplæg fra to forskellige Grundtvig-eksperter: Den 3. februar kl. 10-12 med overblik og samtale. Den 24. februar kl. 10-12 med oplæg af Sasja E. M. Stopa, seniorforsker ved Center for Grundtvig forskning, Århus Universitet (forfatter til bl.a. artiklerne ”Grundtvigs mageløse opdagelse af det tillidsbårne fællesskab” (2025) og ”Theological Influence on the Development of 19th Century Danish Trust Culture: The Curious Case of N.F.S. Grundtvig” (2025)). Den 24. marts kl. 10-12 med oplæg af Ingrid Ank, leder af Grundtvig Akademiet og ansvarshavende redaktør for Grundtvigsk Tidende forfatter til bl.a. bogen At være demokrat er ikke at være bange – åndsfrihed under pres (2020). For spørgsmål kontakt Johanne Stubbe Teglbjærg Kristensen, leder af Center for Paradoksstudier: jst@teol.ku.dk, Tina Folke Drigsdahl, sognepræst ved Frederiksværk og Vinderød kirker: tfd@km.dk eller Karina Juhl Kande, teologisk konsulent Helsingør Stift: kjk@km.dk . Teksten kan findes på nettet (under www.grundtvigsværker.dk ) og tilmelding skal ske til Karina Juhl Kande på: kjk@km.dk"
"CAS Graduation and Alumni Networking Event 2026";"Centre of African Studie";"2026-02-27";"16:00";"2026-02-27";"19:30";"Room 8B.1.14 and Markedspladsen";"We invite all CAS alumni and all CAS graduates that submitted and defended their theses throughout 2025 and January 2026 to a graduation and alumni networking event on Friday the 27th of February 2026 from 16:00 to 19:30. This event is aimed at recognizing and celebrating the wonderful achievements of all our graduating students. ";"We invite all CAS alumni and all CAS graduates that submitted and defended their theses throughout 2025 and January 2026 to a graduation and alumni networking event on Friday the 27th of February 2026 from 16:00 to 19:30. The event starts out in room 8B.1.14. Following the graduation ceremony itself, the event moves to 'Markedspladsen'. This event is aimed at recognizing and celebrating the wonderful achievements of all our graduating students. You are very welcome to invite both friends and family. Please make sure to note how many people you bring along. Registration: Please register you and your family Registration deadline is on 15 February 2026 at 11.59 pm. Unable to attend? We encourage you to become a member of the UCPH African Studies Alumni Network. Join below and stay in touch with The Centre of African Studies and University of Copenhagen. Membership will among other things give you access to a number of special offers. Join the Alumni Network here "
"SKC Seminar Spring 2026";"Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2026-03-02";"14:00";"2026-03-02";"16:00";"Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867";"A Reading of Christian Discourses and Late Discourses Session 5. Christian Discourses: Part Two, I-II";"A Reading of Christian Discourses and Late Discourses Monday, Feb. 2: Prayer & Introduction (CD 5-12/SKS 10: 19-24) Monday, Feb. 9: Part One, I-II (CD 15-36/SKS 10: 25-47) Monday, Feb. 16: Part One, III-IV (CD 37-59/SKS 10: 48-68) Monday, Feb. 23: Part One, V-VII (CD 60-91/SKS 10: 69-98) Monday, Mar. 2: Part Two, I-II (CD 93-113/SKS 10: 103-124) Monday, Mar. 9: Part Two, III-IV (CD 114-133/SKS 10: 125-143) Monday, Mar. 16: Part Two, V-VII (CD 134-159/SKS 10: 144-166) Monday, Mar. 23: Part Three, I-II (CD 161-187/SKS 10: 167-197) Monday, Mar. 30: Part Three, III-IV (CD 188-213/SKS 10: 198-221) Monday, Apr. 13: Part Three, V-VII (CD 214-246/SKS 10: 222-252) Monday, Apr. 20: Part Four, I-II (CD 247-267/SKS 10: 253-283) Monday, Apr. 27: Part Four, III-IV (CD 268-281/SKS 10: 285-300) Monday, May. 4: Part Four, V-VII (CD 282-300/SKS 10: 301-325) Monday, May 11: Lily and the Bird, I (WA 1-20/SKS 11: 7-25) Monday, May 25: Lily and the Bird, II (WA 21-35/SKS 11: 26-39) Monday, Jun. 1: Lily and the Bird, III (WA 36-45/SKS 11: 40-48) Monday, Jun. 8: Three Discourses at the Communion (WA 109-144/SKS 11: 245-280) Monday, Jun. 15: An Upbuilding Discourse (WA 145-160/SKS 12: 257-273) Monday, Jun. 22: Two Discourses at the Communion (WA 161-188/SKS 12: 277-302) Date and Time: Mondays: 14.00-16:00 Location: Online via Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867 Language: English Text: Søren Kierkegaard, Christian Discourses; The Crisis and a Crisis in the Life of an Actor, Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1997. Søren Kierkegaard, Without Authority, Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1997. Søren Kierkegaard, Christelige Taler, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 10. København: GAD 2004. Søren Kierkegaard, “Lilien paa Marken og Fuglen under Himlen”, “‘Ypperstepræsten’ – ‘Tolderen’ – ‘Synderinden’”, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 11, s. 7-48, 245-280. København: GAD 2006. Søren Kierkegaard, “En Opbyggelig Tale”, “To Taler ved Altergang om Fredagen”, Bind 12, s. 257-302. Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 10. København: GAD 2004. Participants and Registration: Open for all interested For registration, please send a mail to René Rosfort: rer@teol.ku.dk Registration closes on January 30, 2026"
"Africa Seminar: The Social Navigation of Teenage Pregnancy and Motherhood in Adonkia, Sierra Leone";"Centre of African Studies";"2026-03-05";"15:15";"2026-03-05";"17:30";"Room 8B.1.14, Wangari Maathai Auditorium";"In Sierra Leone, teenage pregnancy is commonly framed as a health crisis or risk within public health and development discourses. This research challenges these narrow framings of teenage pregnancy by situating them within the lived realities of girls and their families, and by demonstrating how cultural, moral and relational factors shape girls’ reproductive experiences and future trajectories.";" In celebration of her PhD achievement at CAS, Hamida Massaquoi will deliver a lecture titled ‘The Social Navigation of Teenage Pregnancy and Motherhood in Adonkia, Sierra Leone’. The lecture will be followed by comments from Professor Susan Whyte from the Department of Anthropology, University of Copenhagen. A reception with snacks and drinks will take place afterwards at CAS. Abstract: In Sierra Leone, teenage pregnancy is commonly framed as a health crisis or risk within public health and development discourses. This research challenges these narrow framings of teenage pregnancy by situating them within the lived realities of girls and their families, and by demonstrating how cultural, moral and relational factors shape girls’ reproductive experiences and future trajectories. Drawing on eleven months of ethnographic fieldwork in Adonkia, Sierra Leone, the research explores how pregnancy and early motherhood are interpreted, managed and reproduced within kinship networks, religious value systems, and gendered expectations. This seminar sheds light on the concept of reproductive misfortune to understand uncertainty and social reproduction. Rather than perceiving misfortune as a negative, individualised experience, the concept illustrates the shifting narratives and religious meaning-making that acknowledge the challenging and generative trajectories girls and their families navigate in their pursuit of security. By combining this concept with the analytic lenses of social navigation and gender performativity, the seminar discusses how young mothers actively negotiate pregnancy, motherhood, schooling and respectability in contexts marked by poverty and different layers of uncertainty. The seminar contributes to interdisciplinary debates across anthropology, African studies, gender studies, public health and development studies, showing how teenage pregnancy exceeds its framing as a public health concern, thereby broadening the discourse on teenage reproduction, providing a more holistic understanding of reproduction as a socially embedded and negotiated process in contemporary Sierra Leone."
"When Redemption Dances on Your Grave: A Politics of Hope";"Faculty of Theology";"2026-03-09";"10:15";"";"12:00";"South Campus, room 7C.1.05";"Guest lecture by Dr. Andrea C. White (Associate Professor of Theology and Culture at Union Theological Seminary in the City of New York).";"Guest lecture by Dr. Andrea C. White. Image by Heike Tönnemann from Pixabay What is a theology of hope considered according to its political refusals? Black nihilism renounces hope as ideological counterfeit and instrument of fantasy. Climate catastrophe controverts facile recourse to optimism about the modern world. A theological account must attend to hope’s precarious history in the Christian West. Detached from wishful thinking and instead traced as a force of indictment, fissures of hope mark and interrupt its hegemonic deployment with a radical denunciation of the status quo and its constitutive violence. The site of the cut opens the absurd logic of divine promise and yearning. Bio Rev. Dr. Andrea C. White is Associate Professor of Theology and Culture at Union Theological Seminary in the City of New York. Her teaching and research fashion a nexus between womanist theology, black critical theory, and phenomenology. She has two book projects underway, Fissures of Hope and Scandal of Flesh: Black Women’s Bodies, God and Politics. "
"SKC Seminar Spring 2026";"Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2026-03-09";"14:00";"2026-03-09";"16:00";"Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867";"A Reading of Christian Discourses and Late Discourses Session 6. Christian Discourses: Part Two, III-IV";"A Reading of Christian Discourses and Late Discourses Monday, Feb. 2: Prayer & Introduction (CD 5-12/SKS 10: 19-24) Monday, Feb. 9: Part One, I-II (CD 15-36/SKS 10: 25-47) Monday, Feb. 16: Part One, III-IV (CD 37-59/SKS 10: 48-68) Monday, Feb. 23: Part One, V-VII (CD 60-91/SKS 10: 69-98) Monday, Mar. 2: Part Two, I-II (CD 93-113/SKS 10: 103-124) Monday, Mar. 9: Part Two, III-IV (CD 114-133/SKS 10: 125-143) Monday, Mar. 16: Part Two, V-VII (CD 134-159/SKS 10: 144-166) Monday, Mar. 23: Part Three, I-II (CD 161-187/SKS 10: 167-197) Monday, Mar. 30: Part Three, III-IV (CD 188-213/SKS 10: 198-221) Monday, Apr. 13: Part Three, V-VII (CD 214-246/SKS 10: 222-252) Monday, Apr. 20: Part Four, I-II (CD 247-267/SKS 10: 253-283) Monday, Apr. 27: Part Four, III-IV (CD 268-281/SKS 10: 285-300) Monday, May. 4: Part Four, V-VII (CD 282-300/SKS 10: 301-325) Monday, May 11: Lily and the Bird, I (WA 1-20/SKS 11: 7-25) Monday, May 25: Lily and the Bird, II (WA 21-35/SKS 11: 26-39) Monday, Jun. 1: Lily and the Bird, III (WA 36-45/SKS 11: 40-48) Monday, Jun. 8: Three Discourses at the Communion (WA 109-144/SKS 11: 245-280) Monday, Jun. 15: An Upbuilding Discourse (WA 145-160/SKS 12: 257-273) Monday, Jun. 22: Two Discourses at the Communion (WA 161-188/SKS 12: 277-302) Date and Time: Mondays: 14.00-16:00 Location: Online via Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867 Language: English Text: Søren Kierkegaard, Christian Discourses; The Crisis and a Crisis in the Life of an Actor, Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1997. Søren Kierkegaard, Without Authority, Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1997. Søren Kierkegaard, Christelige Taler, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 10. København: GAD 2004. Søren Kierkegaard, “Lilien paa Marken og Fuglen under Himlen”, “‘Ypperstepræsten’ – ‘Tolderen’ – ‘Synderinden’”, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 11, s. 7-48, 245-280. København: GAD 2006. Søren Kierkegaard, “En Opbyggelig Tale”, “To Taler ved Altergang om Fredagen”, Bind 12, s. 257-302. Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 10. København: GAD 2004. Participants and Registration: Open for all interested For registration, please send a mail to René Rosfort: rer@teol.ku.dk Registration closes on January 30, 2026"
"Seminar: The central contradiction of intellectual property in &#8220;deep tech&#8221;";"Centre for Privacy Studies";"2026-03-10";"13:00";"2026-03-10";"15:00";"Room 6B.1.62, Faculty of Theology, University of Copenhagen";"";"New Dog, Old Tricks: The central contradiction of intellectual property in “deep tech”, the latest wave of science solutionism ""Deep tech"" has emerged as an increasingly prominent term associated with materialising scientific advancement - positioning high-tech engineering and science enterprises as the solution to global challenges from climate change to health inequalities. Yet beneath its optimistic rhetoric lies a fundamental contradiction: intellectual property operates as a pervasive infrastructure that simultaneously enables and constrains the deep tech project, often undermining its stated social aims. This lecture by Gemma Milne examines how IP - as both legal device and cultural ideology - dominates the ""lab to market"" process through three key mechanisms: the construction of the scientist-entrepreneur subject, the assetisation of knowledge, and valuation practices designed to attract venture capital. Rather than efficiently translating science into social benefit, current IP regimes orient deep tech toward investor expectations, wealth extraction, and knowledge monopolisation. The result is a ""closed world structure"" that forecloses alternatives and perpetuates technocapitalist logics under the guise of problem-solving innovation. Drawing on critical science and technology studies, I argue that deep tech cannot fulfil its revolutionary promise without disentangling itself from IP's material and rhetorical grip. The challenge is not whether to support deep tech, but whether we can imagine - and build - alternative pathways for materialising science that serve equity and justice rather than capital accumulation. Deep Tech, Otherwise…perhaps? Gemma Milne is a Lecturer in Innovation and Technology Management at the University of Glasgow, and a writer and broadcaster focused on cultural, economic and social concerns of science and technology. Her research focuses on the political economy of lab-to-market processes, with a particular focus on alternative organisational structures for 'deep tech’ (e.g. biotech, quantum technologies, space technologies, advanced manufacturing etc). Gemma is author of 'Smoke & Mirrors: How Hype Obscures the Future and How to See Past It'; has written for outlets such as The Guardian, WIRED, Forbes, the BBC and others; and is co-host of the Radical Science podcast. Gemma has been an Expert Assessor for the European Commission and Innovate UK, a Fellow of the Institute for the Future of Work, an Innovation Jury Member for SXSW and a Scout for Backed VC. This seminar is open for everyone, but registration is necessary. Register here. "
"SKC Seminar Spring 2026";"Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2026-03-16";"14:00";"2026-03-16";"16:00";"Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867";"A Reading of Christian Discourses and Late Discourses Session 7. Christian Discourses: Part Two, V-VII";"A Reading of Christian Discourses and Late Discourses Monday, Feb. 2: Prayer & Introduction (CD 5-12/SKS 10: 19-24) Monday, Feb. 9: Part One, I-II (CD 15-36/SKS 10: 25-47) Monday, Feb. 16: Part One, III-IV (CD 37-59/SKS 10: 48-68) Monday, Feb. 23: Part One, V-VII (CD 60-91/SKS 10: 69-98) Monday, Mar. 2: Part Two, I-II (CD 93-113/SKS 10: 103-124) Monday, Mar. 9: Part Two, III-IV (CD 114-133/SKS 10: 125-143) Monday, Mar. 16: Part Two, V-VII (CD 134-159/SKS 10: 144-166) Monday, Mar. 23: Part Three, I-II (CD 161-187/SKS 10: 167-197) Monday, Mar. 30: Part Three, III-IV (CD 188-213/SKS 10: 198-221) Monday, Apr. 13: Part Three, V-VII (CD 214-246/SKS 10: 222-252) Monday, Apr. 20: Part Four, I-II (CD 247-267/SKS 10: 253-283) Monday, Apr. 27: Part Four, III-IV (CD 268-281/SKS 10: 285-300) Monday, May. 4: Part Four, V-VII (CD 282-300/SKS 10: 301-325) Monday, May 11: Lily and the Bird, I (WA 1-20/SKS 11: 7-25) Monday, May 25: Lily and the Bird, II (WA 21-35/SKS 11: 26-39) Monday, Jun. 1: Lily and the Bird, III (WA 36-45/SKS 11: 40-48) Monday, Jun. 8: Three Discourses at the Communion (WA 109-144/SKS 11: 245-280) Monday, Jun. 15: An Upbuilding Discourse (WA 145-160/SKS 12: 257-273) Monday, Jun. 22: Two Discourses at the Communion (WA 161-188/SKS 12: 277-302) Date and Time: Mondays: 14.00-16:00 Location: Online via Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867 Language: English Text: Søren Kierkegaard, Christian Discourses; The Crisis and a Crisis in the Life of an Actor, Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1997. Søren Kierkegaard, Without Authority, Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1997. Søren Kierkegaard, Christelige Taler, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 10. København: GAD 2004. Søren Kierkegaard, “Lilien paa Marken og Fuglen under Himlen”, “‘Ypperstepræsten’ – ‘Tolderen’ – ‘Synderinden’”, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 11, s. 7-48, 245-280. København: GAD 2006. Søren Kierkegaard, “En Opbyggelig Tale”, “To Taler ved Altergang om Fredagen”, Bind 12, s. 257-302. Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 10. København: GAD 2004. Participants and Registration: Open for all interested For registration, please send a mail to René Rosfort: rer@teol.ku.dk Registration closes on January 30, 2026"
"Extremism, Conspiracy Theories and Misinformation on Social Media";"Centre for Modern European Studies (CEMES) and Centre for the Study of Global Nationalisms (CSGN)";"2026-03-17";"15:00";"2026-03-17";"17:00";"TBA";"CEMES & CSGN Spring 2026 Lecture Series talk with Associate Professor Line Nybro Petersen, University of Copenhagen, and Professor Tina Askanius, Malmö University.";"CEMES & CSGN Spring 2026 Lecture Series talk with Associate Professor Line Nybro Petersen, University of Copenhagen, and Professor Tina Askanius, Malmö University. More information about the talk will follow. About the series The Spring 2026 Lecture Series focus on the topic 'The European Far Right in a Transnational Perspective'. The series is organised by Centre for Modern European Studies (CEMES) and Centre for the Study of Global Nationalisms (CSGN)."
"Africa Seminar: Agile Society: How Technologies are Transforming African Bureaucracies ";"Centre of African Studies";"2026-03-19";"15:15";"2026-03-19";"17:00";"Room 8B.1.14, Wangari Maathai Auditorium";"";"The global diffusion of emerging technologies has been accompanied by a rapid intensification of processes of societal technicization. In Africa, states, firms, social groups, and individuals have incorporated a wide array of technical artefacts (digital, logistical, security-related, and informational) into domains as diverse as public administration, the provision of social services, markets, economic production, and cultural practices. Within political and developmental imaginaries, these technologies are increasingly endowed with a quasi-salvific function: they are presented as solutions capable of overcoming underdevelopment, following the historical failure of structural adjustment programmes, economic liberalization, and the promises associated with the “communication revolution” driven by the widespread adoption of mobile telephony and the expansion of the internet in the early 2000s. More recently, African states have turned to surveillance technologies, biometric systems, drones, satellites and digital public infrastructures (DPI) to address a broad range of social, political, and security challenges. This process of technicization, however, unfolds within a context marked by a proliferation of uncertainties and states of emergency (health-related, demographic, humanitarian, ecological, economic, and migratory) that affect Africa as much as the rest of the world. Yet, contrary to recurrent diagnoses emphasizing the weakness, poverty, or corruption of African administrations, many states display a relatively unexpected capacity for resilience and adaptation in the face of these constraints. This seminar proposes to analyse the foundations of this adaptive capacity through the lens of the concept of the “agile society.” It examines how African societies confront uncertainty through a combination of technological solutions, institutional bricolage, and ongoing practices of improvisation and negotiation. Far from constituting a simple process of technological catch-up, this agility reveals specific forms of governing through emergency, in which technologies function simultaneously as instruments of management, power, and the reconfiguration of relations between the state, society, and infrastructures. Georges Macaire Eyenga is a researcher at the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (EHESS) in Paris and an Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science at the*University of Dschang, Cameroon. His research focuses on African technoscapes, with particular attention to the ways in which African governments mobilize technological solutions to sustain state capacity in the face of political demands and internal and external pressures that threaten stability and durability. He has published several peer-reviewed articles on contemporary technological infrastructures and devices, including surveillance systems, biometric technologies, drones, digital platforms, and satellite internet. His current research examines scientific collaborations and practices of quantification in forest ecology in Central Africa. (georgesmacaire.eyenga@ehess.fr) "
"SKC Seminar Spring 2026";"Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2026-03-23";"14:00";"2026-03-23";"16:00";"Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867";"A Reading of Christian Discourses and Late Discourses Session 8. Christian Discourses: Part Three I-II";"A Reading of Christian Discourses and Late Discourses Monday, Feb. 2: Prayer & Introduction (CD 5-12/SKS 10: 19-24) Monday, Feb. 9: Part One, I-II (CD 15-36/SKS 10: 25-47) Monday, Feb. 16: Part One, III-IV (CD 37-59/SKS 10: 48-68) Monday, Feb. 23: Part One, V-VII (CD 60-91/SKS 10: 69-98) Monday, Mar. 2: Part Two, I-II (CD 93-113/SKS 10: 103-124) Monday, Mar. 9: Part Two, III-IV (CD 114-133/SKS 10: 125-143) Monday, Mar. 16: Part Two, V-VII (CD 134-159/SKS 10: 144-166) Monday, Mar. 23: Part Three, I-II (CD 161-187/SKS 10: 167-197) Monday, Mar. 30: Part Three, III-IV (CD 188-213/SKS 10: 198-221) Monday, Apr. 13: Part Three, V-VII (CD 214-246/SKS 10: 222-252) Monday, Apr. 20: Part Four, I-II (CD 247-267/SKS 10: 253-283) Monday, Apr. 27: Part Four, III-IV (CD 268-281/SKS 10: 285-300) Monday, May. 4: Part Four, V-VII (CD 282-300/SKS 10: 301-325) Monday, May 11: Lily and the Bird, I (WA 1-20/SKS 11: 7-25) Monday, May 25: Lily and the Bird, II (WA 21-35/SKS 11: 26-39) Monday, Jun. 1: Lily and the Bird, III (WA 36-45/SKS 11: 40-48) Monday, Jun. 8: Three Discourses at the Communion (WA 109-144/SKS 11: 245-280) Monday, Jun. 15: An Upbuilding Discourse (WA 145-160/SKS 12: 257-273) Monday, Jun. 22: Two Discourses at the Communion (WA 161-188/SKS 12: 277-302) Date and Time: Mondays: 14.00-16:00 Location: Online via Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867 Language: English Text: Søren Kierkegaard, Christian Discourses; The Crisis and a Crisis in the Life of an Actor, Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1997. Søren Kierkegaard, Without Authority, Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1997. Søren Kierkegaard, Christelige Taler, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 10. København: GAD 2004. Søren Kierkegaard, “Lilien paa Marken og Fuglen under Himlen”, “‘Ypperstepræsten’ – ‘Tolderen’ – ‘Synderinden’”, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 11, s. 7-48, 245-280. København: GAD 2006. Søren Kierkegaard, “En Opbyggelig Tale”, “To Taler ved Altergang om Fredagen”, Bind 12, s. 257-302. Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 10. København: GAD 2004. Participants and Registration: Open for all interested For registration, please send a mail to René Rosfort: rer@teol.ku.dk Registration closes on January 30, 2026"
"Learning from collaboration &#8211; Building future practice";"CEMES / The Öresund Comparative Borderland Research Group";"2026-03-26";"13:00";"";"14:00";"Zoom";"Webinar with Svava Riesto and Henriette Steiner.";"Webinar with Svava Riesto and Henriette Steiner. Photo: Otto Holmström. Source: Kulturmagasinet, Helsingborgs museer Researchers Svava Riesto and Henriette Steiner (University of Copenhagen) will present their project Learning from Collaboration – Building Future Practice. The research explores the forms of collaboration that shaped Denmark’s remarkable building boom from 1960 to 1975 – a period of technological innovation, social change, and holistic thinking in architecture and planning. By examining how architects, landscape architects, engineers, and planners worked together across professional, social, and geographic boundaries, the project sheds light on both the successes and challenges of these collaborations. What made them possible? Where did conflicts arise? And what can we learn from these dynamics today? The findings offer a richer understanding of the built environment and provide inspiration for contemporary efforts toward more diverse and sustainable practices in construction and urban development. This seminar will be an opportunity to reflect on history while looking ahead to future collaborations. The presentation will be followed by a discussion with the Öresund Comparative Borderland Research Group and questions from participants. This seminar is open to the public. Bios Svava Riesto Svava Riesto is Professor of Landscape Architecture History and Theory at the University of Copenhagen and leader of the Research Group for Landscape Architecture and Urban Histories. With a background in art history and landscape architecture, Svava Riesto intersects historical research on buildings, cities and landscapes with heritage studies and other interdisciplinary fields. Henriette Steiner Henriette Steiner is Professor in the Section for Landscape Architecture and Planning and Society at the University of Copenhagen, where she currently serves as Head of Section. Henriette Steiner works on the history and philosophy of architecture, landscapes and cities. Through her research and teaching, Steiner strives to inspire more self-reflective, diverse, equitable, and compassionate spatial practices for designing cities and landscapes. Read more and join the webinar. The seminar is funded by CEMES. "
"SKC Seminar Spring 2026";"Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2026-03-30";"14:00";"2026-03-30";"16:00";"Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867";"A Reading of Christian Discourses and Late Discourses Session 9. Christian Discourses: Part Three, III-IV";"A Reading of Christian Discourses and Late Discourses Monday, Feb. 2: Prayer & Introduction (CD 5-12/SKS 10: 19-24) Monday, Feb. 9: Part One, I-II (CD 15-36/SKS 10: 25-47) Monday, Feb. 16: Part One, III-IV (CD 37-59/SKS 10: 48-68) Monday, Feb. 23: Part One, V-VII (CD 60-91/SKS 10: 69-98) Monday, Mar. 2: Part Two, I-II (CD 93-113/SKS 10: 103-124) Monday, Mar. 9: Part Two, III-IV (CD 114-133/SKS 10: 125-143) Monday, Mar. 16: Part Two, V-VII (CD 134-159/SKS 10: 144-166) Monday, Mar. 23: Part Three, I-II (CD 161-187/SKS 10: 167-197) Monday, Mar. 30: Part Three, III-IV (CD 188-213/SKS 10: 198-221) Monday, Apr. 13: Part Three, V-VII (CD 214-246/SKS 10: 222-252) Monday, Apr. 20: Part Four, I-II (CD 247-267/SKS 10: 253-283) Monday, Apr. 27: Part Four, III-IV (CD 268-281/SKS 10: 285-300) Monday, May. 4: Part Four, V-VII (CD 282-300/SKS 10: 301-325) Monday, May 11: Lily and the Bird, I (WA 1-20/SKS 11: 7-25) Monday, May 25: Lily and the Bird, II (WA 21-35/SKS 11: 26-39) Monday, Jun. 1: Lily and the Bird, III (WA 36-45/SKS 11: 40-48) Monday, Jun. 8: Three Discourses at the Communion (WA 109-144/SKS 11: 245-280) Monday, Jun. 15: An Upbuilding Discourse (WA 145-160/SKS 12: 257-273) Monday, Jun. 22: Two Discourses at the Communion (WA 161-188/SKS 12: 277-302) Date and Time: Mondays: 14.00-16:00 Location: Online via Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867 Language: English Text: Søren Kierkegaard, Christian Discourses; The Crisis and a Crisis in the Life of an Actor, Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1997. Søren Kierkegaard, Without Authority, Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1997. Søren Kierkegaard, Christelige Taler, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 10. København: GAD 2004. Søren Kierkegaard, “Lilien paa Marken og Fuglen under Himlen”, “‘Ypperstepræsten’ – ‘Tolderen’ – ‘Synderinden’”, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 11, s. 7-48, 245-280. København: GAD 2006. Søren Kierkegaard, “En Opbyggelig Tale”, “To Taler ved Altergang om Fredagen”, Bind 12, s. 257-302. Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 10. København: GAD 2004. Participants and Registration: Open for all interested For registration, please send a mail to René Rosfort: rer@teol.ku.dk Registration closes on January 30, 2026"
"Angstfuld frihed: et eksistentielt perspektiv på et aktuelt problem";"Det Teologiske Fakultet";"2026-04-10";"14:15";"";"";"Søndre Campus, lokale 9A-0-01 (Kierkegaard auditoriet)";"René Rosfort tiltræder som professor i etik og religionsfilosofi ved Det Teologiske Fakultet.";"Den 1. januar 2026 tiltræder René Rosfort som professor i etik og religionsfilosofi ved Det Teologiske Fakultet. Det markeres ved en tiltrædelsesforelæsning i april. Reception efter forelæsningen vil forgå på TEO’s markedsplads. Læs nyheden om René Rosforts tiltrædelse som professor. "
"SKC Seminar Spring 2026";"Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2026-04-13";"14:00";"2026-04-13";"16:00";"Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867";"A Reading of Christian Discourses and Late Discourses Session 10. Christian Discourses: Part Three, V-VII";"A Reading of Christian Discourses and Late Discourses Monday, Feb. 2: Prayer & Introduction (CD 5-12/SKS 10: 19-24) Monday, Feb. 9: Part One, I-II (CD 15-36/SKS 10: 25-47) Monday, Feb. 16: Part One, III-IV (CD 37-59/SKS 10: 48-68) Monday, Feb. 23: Part One, V-VII (CD 60-91/SKS 10: 69-98) Monday, Mar. 2: Part Two, I-II (CD 93-113/SKS 10: 103-124) Monday, Mar. 9: Part Two, III-IV (CD 114-133/SKS 10: 125-143) Monday, Mar. 16: Part Two, V-VII (CD 134-159/SKS 10: 144-166) Monday, Mar. 23: Part Three, I-II (CD 161-187/SKS 10: 167-197) Monday, Mar. 30: Part Three, III-IV (CD 188-213/SKS 10: 198-221) Monday, Apr. 13: Part Three, V-VII (CD 214-246/SKS 10: 222-252) Monday, Apr. 20: Part Four, I-II (CD 247-267/SKS 10: 253-283) Monday, Apr. 27: Part Four, III-IV (CD 268-281/SKS 10: 285-300) Monday, May. 4: Part Four, V-VII (CD 282-300/SKS 10: 301-325) Monday, May 11: Lily and the Bird, I (WA 1-20/SKS 11: 7-25) Monday, May 25: Lily and the Bird, II (WA 21-35/SKS 11: 26-39) Monday, Jun. 1: Lily and the Bird, III (WA 36-45/SKS 11: 40-48) Monday, Jun. 8: Three Discourses at the Communion (WA 109-144/SKS 11: 245-280) Monday, Jun. 15: An Upbuilding Discourse (WA 145-160/SKS 12: 257-273) Monday, Jun. 22: Two Discourses at the Communion (WA 161-188/SKS 12: 277-302) Date and Time: Mondays: 14.00-16:00 Location: Online via Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867 Language: English Text: Søren Kierkegaard, Christian Discourses; The Crisis and a Crisis in the Life of an Actor, Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1997. Søren Kierkegaard, Without Authority, Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1997. Søren Kierkegaard, Christelige Taler, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 10. København: GAD 2004. Søren Kierkegaard, “Lilien paa Marken og Fuglen under Himlen”, “‘Ypperstepræsten’ – ‘Tolderen’ – ‘Synderinden’”, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 11, s. 7-48, 245-280. København: GAD 2006. Søren Kierkegaard, “En Opbyggelig Tale”, “To Taler ved Altergang om Fredagen”, Bind 12, s. 257-302. Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 10. København: GAD 2004. Participants and Registration: Open for all interested For registration, please send a mail to René Rosfort: rer@teol.ku.dk Registration closes on January 30, 2026"
"Climate activism when morality fails";"CEMES";"2026-04-17";"15:00";"";"17:00";"Lund University, LUX C126";"Lecture with Professor John Broome.";"Lecture with Professor John Broome. For many decades the international community has been trying to bring climate change under control by appealing to the morality of people and governments. That effort has failed. Now our only chance of success is to appeal instead to people’s self-interest. I shall explain how self-interest can be harnessed to fight climate change. It will require large changes to the world’s economic and financial system. What is then the role for climate activists? Not to continue appealing to morality, because that has failed. Activists must push governments into making the institutional changes that will be required. Bio John Broome is Emeritus White’s Professor of Moral Philosophy, University of Oxford and Honorary Professor at the Australian National University. One of two philosophers involved in writing the ICCP 5th Assessment report. Author of Climate Matters: ethics in a warming world and ‘Against denialism’, The Monist, 102 (2019), pp. 110–29. Broome has had a substantial impact on the moral discussion relating to climate change. Professor Broome is a member of the Royal Society of Edinburg, the British Academy, and Foreign Honorary Member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. In 2007 he became Foreign Member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences and in 2009, he received an honorary doctorate from Lund University."
"SKC Seminar Spring 2026";"Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2026-04-20";"14:00";"2026-04-20";"16:00";"Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867";"A Reading of Christian Discourses and Late Discourses Session 11. Christian Discourses: Part Four I-II";"A Reading of Christian Discourses and Late Discourses Monday, Feb. 2: Prayer & Introduction (CD 5-12/SKS 10: 19-24) Monday, Feb. 9: Part One, I-II (CD 15-36/SKS 10: 25-47) Monday, Feb. 16: Part One, III-IV (CD 37-59/SKS 10: 48-68) Monday, Feb. 23: Part One, V-VII (CD 60-91/SKS 10: 69-98) Monday, Mar. 2: Part Two, I-II (CD 93-113/SKS 10: 103-124) Monday, Mar. 9: Part Two, III-IV (CD 114-133/SKS 10: 125-143) Monday, Mar. 16: Part Two, V-VII (CD 134-159/SKS 10: 144-166) Monday, Mar. 23: Part Three, I-II (CD 161-187/SKS 10: 167-197) Monday, Mar. 30: Part Three, III-IV (CD 188-213/SKS 10: 198-221) Monday, Apr. 13: Part Three, V-VII (CD 214-246/SKS 10: 222-252) Monday, Apr. 20: Part Four, I-II (CD 247-267/SKS 10: 253-283) Monday, Apr. 27: Part Four, III-IV (CD 268-281/SKS 10: 285-300) Monday, May. 4: Part Four, V-VII (CD 282-300/SKS 10: 301-325) Monday, May 11: Lily and the Bird, I (WA 1-20/SKS 11: 7-25) Monday, May 25: Lily and the Bird, II (WA 21-35/SKS 11: 26-39) Monday, Jun. 1: Lily and the Bird, III (WA 36-45/SKS 11: 40-48) Monday, Jun. 8: Three Discourses at the Communion (WA 109-144/SKS 11: 245-280) Monday, Jun. 15: An Upbuilding Discourse (WA 145-160/SKS 12: 257-273) Monday, Jun. 22: Two Discourses at the Communion (WA 161-188/SKS 12: 277-302) Date and Time: Mondays: 14.00-16:00 Location: Online via Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867 Language: English Text: Søren Kierkegaard, Christian Discourses; The Crisis and a Crisis in the Life of an Actor, Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1997. Søren Kierkegaard, Without Authority, Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1997. Søren Kierkegaard, Christelige Taler, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 10. København: GAD 2004. Søren Kierkegaard, “Lilien paa Marken og Fuglen under Himlen”, “‘Ypperstepræsten’ – ‘Tolderen’ – ‘Synderinden’”, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 11, s. 7-48, 245-280. København: GAD 2006. Søren Kierkegaard, “En Opbyggelig Tale”, “To Taler ved Altergang om Fredagen”, Bind 12, s. 257-302. Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 10. København: GAD 2004. Participants and Registration: Open for all interested For registration, please send a mail to René Rosfort: rer@teol.ku.dk Registration closes on January 30, 2026"
"Extreme Right Attitudes in Sweden, Germany and Poland: Preliminary results from a cross national survey";"Centre for Modern European Studies (CEMES) and Centre for the Study of Global Nationalisms (CSGN)";"2026-04-23";"15:00";"2026-04-23";"17:00";"South Campus, room 15A.2.13";"CEMES & CSGN Spring 2026 Lecture Series talk with Professor Pieter Bevelander, Malmö University.";"CEMES & CSGN Spring 2026 Lecture Series talk with Professor Pieter Bevelander, Malmö University. Discussant: Tenure Track Assistant Professor Fábio Santos, University of Copenhagen. More information about the talk will follow. About the series The Spring 2026 Lecture Series focus on the topic 'The European Far Right in a Transnational Perspective'. The series is organised by Centre for Modern European Studies (CEMES) and Centre for the Study of Global Nationalisms (CSGN)."
"SKC Seminar Spring 2026";"Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2026-04-27";"14:00";"2026-04-27";"16:00";"Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867";"A Reading of Christian Discourses and Late Discourses Session 12. Christian Discourses: Part Four, III-IV";"A Reading of Christian Discourses and Late Discourses Monday, Feb. 2: Prayer & Introduction (CD 5-12/SKS 10: 19-24) Monday, Feb. 9: Part One, I-II (CD 15-36/SKS 10: 25-47) Monday, Feb. 16: Part One, III-IV (CD 37-59/SKS 10: 48-68) Monday, Feb. 23: Part One, V-VII (CD 60-91/SKS 10: 69-98) Monday, Mar. 2: Part Two, I-II (CD 93-113/SKS 10: 103-124) Monday, Mar. 9: Part Two, III-IV (CD 114-133/SKS 10: 125-143) Monday, Mar. 16: Part Two, V-VII (CD 134-159/SKS 10: 144-166) Monday, Mar. 23: Part Three, I-II (CD 161-187/SKS 10: 167-197) Monday, Mar. 30: Part Three, III-IV (CD 188-213/SKS 10: 198-221) Monday, Apr. 13: Part Three, V-VII (CD 214-246/SKS 10: 222-252) Monday, Apr. 20: Part Four, I-II (CD 247-267/SKS 10: 253-283) Monday, Apr. 27: Part Four, III-IV (CD 268-281/SKS 10: 285-300) Monday, May. 4: Part Four, V-VII (CD 282-300/SKS 10: 301-325) Monday, May 11: Lily and the Bird, I (WA 1-20/SKS 11: 7-25) Monday, May 25: Lily and the Bird, II (WA 21-35/SKS 11: 26-39) Monday, Jun. 1: Lily and the Bird, III (WA 36-45/SKS 11: 40-48) Monday, Jun. 8: Three Discourses at the Communion (WA 109-144/SKS 11: 245-280) Monday, Jun. 15: An Upbuilding Discourse (WA 145-160/SKS 12: 257-273) Monday, Jun. 22: Two Discourses at the Communion (WA 161-188/SKS 12: 277-302) Date and Time: Mondays: 14.00-16:00 Location: Online via Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867 Language: English Text: Søren Kierkegaard, Christian Discourses; The Crisis and a Crisis in the Life of an Actor, Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1997. Søren Kierkegaard, Without Authority, Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1997. Søren Kierkegaard, Christelige Taler, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 10. København: GAD 2004. Søren Kierkegaard, “Lilien paa Marken og Fuglen under Himlen”, “‘Ypperstepræsten’ – ‘Tolderen’ – ‘Synderinden’”, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 11, s. 7-48, 245-280. København: GAD 2006. Søren Kierkegaard, “En Opbyggelig Tale”, “To Taler ved Altergang om Fredagen”, Bind 12, s. 257-302. Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 10. København: GAD 2004. Participants and Registration: Open for all interested For registration, please send a mail to René Rosfort: rer@teol.ku.dk Registration closes on January 30, 2026"
"SKC Seminar Spring 2026";"Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2026-05-04";"14:00";"2026-05-04";"16:00";"Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867";"A Reading of Christian Discourses and Late Discourses Session 13. Christian Discourses: Part Four, V-VII";"A Reading of Christian Discourses and Late Discourses Monday, Feb. 2: Prayer & Introduction (CD 5-12/SKS 10: 19-24) Monday, Feb. 9: Part One, I-II (CD 15-36/SKS 10: 25-47) Monday, Feb. 16: Part One, III-IV (CD 37-59/SKS 10: 48-68) Monday, Feb. 23: Part One, V-VII (CD 60-91/SKS 10: 69-98) Monday, Mar. 2: Part Two, I-II (CD 93-113/SKS 10: 103-124) Monday, Mar. 9: Part Two, III-IV (CD 114-133/SKS 10: 125-143) Monday, Mar. 16: Part Two, V-VII (CD 134-159/SKS 10: 144-166) Monday, Mar. 23: Part Three, I-II (CD 161-187/SKS 10: 167-197) Monday, Mar. 30: Part Three, III-IV (CD 188-213/SKS 10: 198-221) Monday, Apr. 13: Part Three, V-VII (CD 214-246/SKS 10: 222-252) Monday, Apr. 20: Part Four, I-II (CD 247-267/SKS 10: 253-283) Monday, Apr. 27: Part Four, III-IV (CD 268-281/SKS 10: 285-300) Monday, May. 4: Part Four, V-VII (CD 282-300/SKS 10: 301-325) Monday, May 11: Lily and the Bird, I (WA 1-20/SKS 11: 7-25) Monday, May 25: Lily and the Bird, II (WA 21-35/SKS 11: 26-39) Monday, Jun. 1: Lily and the Bird, III (WA 36-45/SKS 11: 40-48) Monday, Jun. 8: Three Discourses at the Communion (WA 109-144/SKS 11: 245-280) Monday, Jun. 15: An Upbuilding Discourse (WA 145-160/SKS 12: 257-273) Monday, Jun. 22: Two Discourses at the Communion (WA 161-188/SKS 12: 277-302) Date and Time: Mondays: 14.00-16:00 Location: Online via Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867 Language: English Text: Søren Kierkegaard, Christian Discourses; The Crisis and a Crisis in the Life of an Actor, Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1997. Søren Kierkegaard, Without Authority, Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1997. Søren Kierkegaard, Christelige Taler, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 10. København: GAD 2004. Søren Kierkegaard, “Lilien paa Marken og Fuglen under Himlen”, “‘Ypperstepræsten’ – ‘Tolderen’ – ‘Synderinden’”, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 11, s. 7-48, 245-280. København: GAD 2006. Søren Kierkegaard, “En Opbyggelig Tale”, “To Taler ved Altergang om Fredagen”, Bind 12, s. 257-302. Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 10. København: GAD 2004. Participants and Registration: Open for all interested For registration, please send a mail to René Rosfort: rer@teol.ku.dk Registration closes on January 30, 2026"
"Far (and not so far) Right Uses of the Bible in Contemporary Politics";"Centre for Modern European Studies (CEMES) and Centre for the Study of Global Nationalisms (CSGN)";"2026-05-11";"13:00";"2026-05-11";"15:00";"South Campus, room 15A.0.13";"CEMES & CSGN Spring 2026 Lecture Series talk with Senior Lecturer Hannah M. Strømmen, Lund University.";"CEMES & CSGN Spring 2026 Lecture Series talk with Senior Lecturer Hannah M. Strømmen, Lund University. Discussant: Associate Professor, Georg Wink, University of Copenhagen. More information about the talk will follow. About the series The Spring 2026 Lecture Series focus on the topic 'The European Far Right in a Transnational Perspective'. The series is organised by Centre for Modern European Studies (CEMES) and Centre for the Study of Global Nationalisms (CSGN)."
"SKC Seminar Spring 2026";"Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2026-05-11";"14:00";"2026-05-11";"16:00";"Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867";"A Reading of Christian Discourses and Late Discourses Session 14. Lily and the Bird, I";"A Reading of Christian Discourses and Late Discourses Monday, Feb. 2: Prayer & Introduction (CD 5-12/SKS 10: 19-24) Monday, Feb. 9: Part One, I-II (CD 15-36/SKS 10: 25-47) Monday, Feb. 16: Part One, III-IV (CD 37-59/SKS 10: 48-68) Monday, Feb. 23: Part One, V-VII (CD 60-91/SKS 10: 69-98) Monday, Mar. 2: Part Two, I-II (CD 93-113/SKS 10: 103-124) Monday, Mar. 9: Part Two, III-IV (CD 114-133/SKS 10: 125-143) Monday, Mar. 16: Part Two, V-VII (CD 134-159/SKS 10: 144-166) Monday, Mar. 23: Part Three, I-II (CD 161-187/SKS 10: 167-197) Monday, Mar. 30: Part Three, III-IV (CD 188-213/SKS 10: 198-221) Monday, Apr. 13: Part Three, V-VII (CD 214-246/SKS 10: 222-252) Monday, Apr. 20: Part Four, I-II (CD 247-267/SKS 10: 253-283) Monday, Apr. 27: Part Four, III-IV (CD 268-281/SKS 10: 285-300) Monday, May. 4: Part Four, V-VII (CD 282-300/SKS 10: 301-325) Monday, May 11: Lily and the Bird, I (WA 1-20/SKS 11: 7-25) Monday, May 25: Lily and the Bird, II (WA 21-35/SKS 11: 26-39) Monday, Jun. 1: Lily and the Bird, III (WA 36-45/SKS 11: 40-48) Monday, Jun. 8: Three Discourses at the Communion (WA 109-144/SKS 11: 245-280) Monday, Jun. 15: An Upbuilding Discourse (WA 145-160/SKS 12: 257-273) Monday, Jun. 22: Two Discourses at the Communion (WA 161-188/SKS 12: 277-302) Date and Time: Mondays: 14.00-16:00 Location: Online via Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867 Language: English Text: Søren Kierkegaard, Christian Discourses; The Crisis and a Crisis in the Life of an Actor, Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1997. Søren Kierkegaard, Without Authority, Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1997. Søren Kierkegaard, Christelige Taler, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 10. København: GAD 2004. Søren Kierkegaard, “Lilien paa Marken og Fuglen under Himlen”, “‘Ypperstepræsten’ – ‘Tolderen’ – ‘Synderinden’”, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 11, s. 7-48, 245-280. København: GAD 2006. Søren Kierkegaard, “En Opbyggelig Tale”, “To Taler ved Altergang om Fredagen”, Bind 12, s. 257-302. Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 10. København: GAD 2004. Participants and Registration: Open for all interested For registration, please send a mail to René Rosfort: rer@teol.ku.dk Registration closes on January 30, 2026"
"SKC Seminar Spring 2026";"Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2026-05-25";"14:00";"2026-05-25";"16:00";"Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867";"A Reading of Christian Discourses and Late Discourses Session 15: Lily and the Bird, II";"A Reading of Christian Discourses and Late Discourses Monday, Feb. 2: Prayer & Introduction (CD 5-12/SKS 10: 19-24) Monday, Feb. 9: Part One, I-II (CD 15-36/SKS 10: 25-47) Monday, Feb. 16: Part One, III-IV (CD 37-59/SKS 10: 48-68) Monday, Feb. 23: Part One, V-VII (CD 60-91/SKS 10: 69-98) Monday, Mar. 2: Part Two, I-II (CD 93-113/SKS 10: 103-124) Monday, Mar. 9: Part Two, III-IV (CD 114-133/SKS 10: 125-143) Monday, Mar. 16: Part Two, V-VII (CD 134-159/SKS 10: 144-166) Monday, Mar. 23: Part Three, I-II (CD 161-187/SKS 10: 167-197) Monday, Mar. 30: Part Three, III-IV (CD 188-213/SKS 10: 198-221) Monday, Apr. 13: Part Three, V-VII (CD 214-246/SKS 10: 222-252) Monday, Apr. 20: Part Four, I-II (CD 247-267/SKS 10: 253-283) Monday, Apr. 27: Part Four, III-IV (CD 268-281/SKS 10: 285-300) Monday, May. 4: Part Four, V-VII (CD 282-300/SKS 10: 301-325) Monday, May 11: Lily and the Bird, I (WA 1-20/SKS 11: 7-25) Monday, May 25: Lily and the Bird, II (WA 21-35/SKS 11: 26-39) Monday, Jun. 1: Lily and the Bird, III (WA 36-45/SKS 11: 40-48) Monday, Jun. 8: Three Discourses at the Communion (WA 109-144/SKS 11: 245-280) Monday, Jun. 15: An Upbuilding Discourse (WA 145-160/SKS 12: 257-273) Monday, Jun. 22: Two Discourses at the Communion (WA 161-188/SKS 12: 277-302) Date and Time: Mondays: 14.00-16:00 Location: Online via Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867 Language: English Text: Søren Kierkegaard, Christian Discourses; The Crisis and a Crisis in the Life of an Actor, Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1997. Søren Kierkegaard, Without Authority, Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1997. Søren Kierkegaard, Christelige Taler, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 10. København: GAD 2004. Søren Kierkegaard, “Lilien paa Marken og Fuglen under Himlen”, “‘Ypperstepræsten’ – ‘Tolderen’ – ‘Synderinden’”, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 11, s. 7-48, 245-280. København: GAD 2006. Søren Kierkegaard, “En Opbyggelig Tale”, “To Taler ved Altergang om Fredagen”, Bind 12, s. 257-302. Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 10. København: GAD 2004. Participants and Registration: Open for all interested For registration, please send a mail to René Rosfort: rer@teol.ku.dk Registration closes on January 30, 2026"
"Tiltrædelsesforelæsning ved lektor Elizabeth X. Li";"Det Teologiske Fakultet";"2026-05-29";"14:15";"2026-05-29";"";"Søndre Campus, lokale 9A-0-01 (Kierkegaard Auditoriet)";"Mere information følger.";"Mere information følger. Efter forelæsningen vil der være en reception på Markedspladsen."
"SKC Seminar Spring 2026";"Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2026-06-01";"14:00";"2026-06-01";"16:00";"Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867";"A Reading of Christian Discourses and Late Discourses Session 16. Lily and the Bird, III";"A Reading of Christian Discourses and Late Discourses Monday, Feb. 2: Prayer & Introduction (CD 5-12/SKS 10: 19-24) Monday, Feb. 9: Part One, I-II (CD 15-36/SKS 10: 25-47) Monday, Feb. 16: Part One, III-IV (CD 37-59/SKS 10: 48-68) Monday, Feb. 23: Part One, V-VII (CD 60-91/SKS 10: 69-98) Monday, Mar. 2: Part Two, I-II (CD 93-113/SKS 10: 103-124) Monday, Mar. 9: Part Two, III-IV (CD 114-133/SKS 10: 125-143) Monday, Mar. 16: Part Two, V-VII (CD 134-159/SKS 10: 144-166) Monday, Mar. 23: Part Three, I-II (CD 161-187/SKS 10: 167-197) Monday, Mar. 30: Part Three, III-IV (CD 188-213/SKS 10: 198-221) Monday, Apr. 13: Part Three, V-VII (CD 214-246/SKS 10: 222-252) Monday, Apr. 20: Part Four, I-II (CD 247-267/SKS 10: 253-283) Monday, Apr. 27: Part Four, III-IV (CD 268-281/SKS 10: 285-300) Monday, May. 4: Part Four, V-VII (CD 282-300/SKS 10: 301-325) Monday, May 11: Lily and the Bird, I (WA 1-20/SKS 11: 7-25) Monday, May 25: Lily and the Bird, II (WA 21-35/SKS 11: 26-39) Monday, Jun. 1: Lily and the Bird, III (WA 36-45/SKS 11: 40-48) Monday, Jun. 8: Three Discourses at the Communion (WA 109-144/SKS 11: 245-280) Monday, Jun. 15: An Upbuilding Discourse (WA 145-160/SKS 12: 257-273) Monday, Jun. 22: Two Discourses at the Communion (WA 161-188/SKS 12: 277-302) Date and Time: Mondays: 14.00-16:00 Location: Online via Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867 Language: English Text: Søren Kierkegaard, Christian Discourses; The Crisis and a Crisis in the Life of an Actor, Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1997. Søren Kierkegaard, Without Authority, Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1997. Søren Kierkegaard, Christelige Taler, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 10. København: GAD 2004. Søren Kierkegaard, “Lilien paa Marken og Fuglen under Himlen”, “‘Ypperstepræsten’ – ‘Tolderen’ – ‘Synderinden’”, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 11, s. 7-48, 245-280. København: GAD 2006. Søren Kierkegaard, “En Opbyggelig Tale”, “To Taler ved Altergang om Fredagen”, Bind 12, s. 257-302. Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 10. København: GAD 2004. Participants and Registration: Open for all interested For registration, please send a mail to René Rosfort: rer@teol.ku.dk Registration closes on January 30, 2026"
"Samtidsteologi";"Det Teologiske Fakultetet";"2026-06-02";"15:15";"";"18:00";"Søndre Campus, lokale 8B.0.16 (Grundtvig Auditoriet)";"Seminar i anledning af Niels Henrik Gregersens 70-års fødselsdag.";"Seminar i anledning af Niels Henrik Gregersens 70-års fødselsdag. Niels Henrik Gregersen har været professor i systematisk teologi på Det Teologiske Fakultetet, Københavns Universitet siden 2004. I år fylder han 70. Dette seminar hylder fødselaren med to forelæsninger og en reception. Gregersens mangeårige samarbejdspartnere, de systematiske teologer Jan-Olav Henriksen (MF Oslo) og Else Marie Wiberg Pedersen (Aarhus Universitet) giver hver deres vinkel på Gregersens samtidsteologiske bidrag. Program 15:15 - 15:25 Velkomst v. Mikkel Gabriel Christoffersen. 15:25 - 15:50 “Ørnens skarpe blikk og vide spenn: Niels Henrik Gregersen som samtidsteolog” ved Jan-Olav Henriksen. 15:50 - 16:15 “Et kønsblik på Gud: Niels Henrik Gregersens trinitariske grammatik” ved Else Marie Wiberg Pedersen. 16:15 - 16:30 Niels Henrik Gregersen responderer samlet. 16:30 - 18:00 Afdeling for Systematisk Teologi indbyder til en reception med mulighed for taler. 18:00 Reception lukker. Tilmelding Tilmeld dig seminaret."
"SKC Seminar Spring 2026";"Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2026-06-08";"14:00";"2026-06-08";"16:00";"Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867";"A Reading of Christian Discourses and Late Discourses Session 17. Three Discourses at the Communionon on Fridays";"A Reading of Christian Discourses and Late Discourses Monday, Feb. 2: Prayer & Introduction (CD 5-12/SKS 10: 19-24) Monday, Feb. 9: Part One, I-II (CD 15-36/SKS 10: 25-47) Monday, Feb. 16: Part One, III-IV (CD 37-59/SKS 10: 48-68) Monday, Feb. 23: Part One, V-VII (CD 60-91/SKS 10: 69-98) Monday, Mar. 2: Part Two, I-II (CD 93-113/SKS 10: 103-124) Monday, Mar. 9: Part Two, III-IV (CD 114-133/SKS 10: 125-143) Monday, Mar. 16: Part Two, V-VII (CD 134-159/SKS 10: 144-166) Monday, Mar. 23: Part Three, I-II (CD 161-187/SKS 10: 167-197) Monday, Mar. 30: Part Three, III-IV (CD 188-213/SKS 10: 198-221) Monday, Apr. 13: Part Three, V-VII (CD 214-246/SKS 10: 222-252) Monday, Apr. 20: Part Four, I-II (CD 247-267/SKS 10: 253-283) Monday, Apr. 27: Part Four, III-IV (CD 268-281/SKS 10: 285-300) Monday, May. 4: Part Four, V-VII (CD 282-300/SKS 10: 301-325) Monday, May 11: Lily and the Bird, I (WA 1-20/SKS 11: 7-25) Monday, May 25: Lily and the Bird, II (WA 21-35/SKS 11: 26-39) Monday, Jun. 1: Lily and the Bird, III (WA 36-45/SKS 11: 40-48) Monday, Jun. 8: Three Discourses at the Communion (WA 109-144/SKS 11: 245-280) Monday, Jun. 15: An Upbuilding Discourse (WA 145-160/SKS 12: 257-273) Monday, Jun. 22: Two Discourses at the Communion (WA 161-188/SKS 12: 277-302) Date and Time: Mondays: 14.00-16:00 Location: Online via Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867 Language: English Text: Søren Kierkegaard, Christian Discourses; The Crisis and a Crisis in the Life of an Actor, Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1997. Søren Kierkegaard, Without Authority, Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1997. Søren Kierkegaard, Christelige Taler, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 10. København: GAD 2004. Søren Kierkegaard, “Lilien paa Marken og Fuglen under Himlen”, “‘Ypperstepræsten’ – ‘Tolderen’ – ‘Synderinden’”, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 11, s. 7-48, 245-280. København: GAD 2006. Søren Kierkegaard, “En Opbyggelig Tale”, “To Taler ved Altergang om Fredagen”, Bind 12, s. 257-302. Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 10. København: GAD 2004. Participants and Registration: Open for all interested For registration, please send a mail to René Rosfort: rer@teol.ku.dk Registration closes on January 30, 2026"
"SKC Forskningsseminar";"Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2026-06-10";"10:15";"2026-06-10";"15:30";"Det Teologiske Fakultet, Karen Blixens Plads 16, lokale: TBA";"SKC Forskningsseminar: Et ansvar uden svar: Kierkegaard, Derrida og hemmeligheden";"Et ansvar uden svar: Kierkegaard, Derrida og hemmeligheden Jacques Derridas beskæftigelse med Kierkegaards Frygt og bæven er bedst kendt gennem det til dansk oversatte essay Dødens gave (Donner la mort). Men i 2024 udkom Derridas seminar fra 1991/1992 (under titlen Répondre – du secret), som lagde fundamentet for denne udgivelse og som dermed gav et større indblik i den fransk-algeriske tænkers refleksioner over Johannes de Silentios abrahamske meditationer. Hermed bliver de etisk-politiske aspekter af dekonstruktionen belyst fra en væsentlig religiøs inspirationskilde. Forsøget på en sekulær tolkning af Abrahams handlinger munder ud i en radikal fordring om i hvert øjeblik at stille os selv på toppen af Morijas bjerg og spørge: Hvad er et ansvar, som trodser det etiske? Hvordan kan det være ansvarligt at tie? Og hvilket ansvar kan der være tale om i et forhold til en gud, som ikke svarer? Den 10. juni inviterer Søren Kierkegaard Forskningscenteret til et forskningsseminar om disse og andre refleksioner over forholdet mellem Derrida og Kierkegaard. Seks oplægsholdere vil præsentere deres vinkel på en rig og enigmatisk samtale mellem dekonstruktionen og Kierkegaard og på den måde hjælpe med at føre dialogen videre. Tilmelding Seminaret er gratis, men kræver tilmelding senest 1. juni 2026. Du kan tilmelde dig seminaret ved at sende en mail til Lucas Rigillo: lu.rigillo@teol.ku.dk Oplægsholdere Gustav Graeser Damgaard - Københavns Universitet, Afdeling for Systematisk Teologi Bjarke Mørkøre Stigel Hansen – Københavns Universitet, Søren Kierkegaard Forskningscenteret Mads Peter Karlsen – Københavns Universitet, Afdeling for Systematisk Teologi Cathrine Bjørnholt Michaelsen – CBS, Institut for Business Humaniora og Jura Lucas Rigillo – Københavns Universitet, Centre for Privacy Studies Kristian Olesen Toft – Universität Freiburg Program 10:15-10:30: Velkomst v. Lucas Rigillo 10:30-11:00: Første oplæg 11:00-11:30: Andet oplæg 11:30-12:30: Frokost 12:30-13:00: Tredje oplæg 13:00-13:30: Fjerde oplæg 13:30-14:00: Pause 14:00-14:30: Femte oplæg 14:30-15:00: Sjette oplæg 15:00-15:30: Diskussion"
"SKC Seminar Spring 2026";"Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2026-06-15";"14:00";"2026-06-15";"16:00";"Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867";"A Reading of Christian Discourses and Late Discourses Session 18. An Upbuilding Discourse";"A Reading of Christian Discourses and Late Discourses Monday, Feb. 2: Prayer & Introduction (CD 5-12/SKS 10: 19-24) Monday, Feb. 9: Part One, I-II (CD 15-36/SKS 10: 25-47) Monday, Feb. 16: Part One, III-IV (CD 37-59/SKS 10: 48-68) Monday, Feb. 23: Part One, V-VII (CD 60-91/SKS 10: 69-98) Monday, Mar. 2: Part Two, I-II (CD 93-113/SKS 10: 103-124) Monday, Mar. 9: Part Two, III-IV (CD 114-133/SKS 10: 125-143) Monday, Mar. 16: Part Two, V-VII (CD 134-159/SKS 10: 144-166) Monday, Mar. 23: Part Three, I-II (CD 161-187/SKS 10: 167-197) Monday, Mar. 30: Part Three, III-IV (CD 188-213/SKS 10: 198-221) Monday, Apr. 13: Part Three, V-VII (CD 214-246/SKS 10: 222-252) Monday, Apr. 20: Part Four, I-II (CD 247-267/SKS 10: 253-283) Monday, Apr. 27: Part Four, III-IV (CD 268-281/SKS 10: 285-300) Monday, May. 4: Part Four, V-VII (CD 282-300/SKS 10: 301-325) Monday, May 11: Lily and the Bird, I (WA 1-20/SKS 11: 7-25) Monday, May 25: Lily and the Bird, II (WA 21-35/SKS 11: 26-39) Monday, Jun. 1: Lily and the Bird, III (WA 36-45/SKS 11: 40-48) Monday, Jun. 8: Three Discourses at the Communion (WA 109-144/SKS 11: 245-280) Monday, Jun. 15: An Upbuilding Discourse (WA 145-160/SKS 12: 257-273) Monday, Jun. 22: Two Discourses at the Communion (WA 161-188/SKS 12: 277-302) Date and Time: Mondays: 14.00-16:00 Location: Online via Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867 Language: English Text: Søren Kierkegaard, Christian Discourses; The Crisis and a Crisis in the Life of an Actor, Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1997. Søren Kierkegaard, Without Authority, Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1997. Søren Kierkegaard, Christelige Taler, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 10. København: GAD 2004. Søren Kierkegaard, “Lilien paa Marken og Fuglen under Himlen”, “‘Ypperstepræsten’ – ‘Tolderen’ – ‘Synderinden’”, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 11, s. 7-48, 245-280. København: GAD 2006. Søren Kierkegaard, “En Opbyggelig Tale”, “To Taler ved Altergang om Fredagen”, Bind 12, s. 257-302. Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 10. København: GAD 2004. Participants and Registration: Open for all interested For registration, please send a mail to René Rosfort: rer@teol.ku.dk Registration closes on January 30, 2026"
"SKC Seminar Spring 2026";"Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2026-06-22";"14:00";"2026-06-22";"16:00";"Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867";"A Reading of Christian Discourses and Late Discourses Session 19. Two Discourses at the Communion on Fridays";"A Reading of Christian Discourses and Late Discourses Monday, Feb. 2: Prayer & Introduction (CD 5-12/SKS 10: 19-24) Monday, Feb. 9: Part One, I-II (CD 15-36/SKS 10: 25-47) Monday, Feb. 16: Part One, III-IV (CD 37-59/SKS 10: 48-68) Monday, Feb. 23: Part One, V-VII (CD 60-91/SKS 10: 69-98) Monday, Mar. 2: Part Two, I-II (CD 93-113/SKS 10: 103-124) Monday, Mar. 9: Part Two, III-IV (CD 114-133/SKS 10: 125-143) Monday, Mar. 16: Part Two, V-VII (CD 134-159/SKS 10: 144-166) Monday, Mar. 23: Part Three, I-II (CD 161-187/SKS 10: 167-197) Monday, Mar. 30: Part Three, III-IV (CD 188-213/SKS 10: 198-221) Monday, Apr. 13: Part Three, V-VII (CD 214-246/SKS 10: 222-252) Monday, Apr. 20: Part Four, I-II (CD 247-267/SKS 10: 253-283) Monday, Apr. 27: Part Four, III-IV (CD 268-281/SKS 10: 285-300) Monday, May. 4: Part Four, V-VII (CD 282-300/SKS 10: 301-325) Monday, May 11: Lily and the Bird, I (WA 1-20/SKS 11: 7-25) Monday, May 25: Lily and the Bird, II (WA 21-35/SKS 11: 26-39) Monday, Jun. 1: Lily and the Bird, III (WA 36-45/SKS 11: 40-48) Monday, Jun. 8: Three Discourses at the Communion (WA 109-144/SKS 11: 245-280) Monday, Jun. 15: An Upbuilding Discourse (WA 145-160/SKS 12: 257-273) Monday, Jun. 22: Two Discourses at the Communion (WA 161-188/SKS 12: 277-302) Date and Time: Mondays: 14.00-16:00 Location: Online via Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867 Language: English Text: Søren Kierkegaard, Christian Discourses; The Crisis and a Crisis in the Life of an Actor, Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1997. Søren Kierkegaard, Without Authority, Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1997. Søren Kierkegaard, Christelige Taler, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 10. København: GAD 2004. Søren Kierkegaard, “Lilien paa Marken og Fuglen under Himlen”, “‘Ypperstepræsten’ – ‘Tolderen’ – ‘Synderinden’”, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 11, s. 7-48, 245-280. København: GAD 2006. Søren Kierkegaard, “En Opbyggelig Tale”, “To Taler ved Altergang om Fredagen”, Bind 12, s. 257-302. Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 10. København: GAD 2004. Participants and Registration: Open for all interested For registration, please send a mail to René Rosfort: rer@teol.ku.dk Registration closes on January 30, 2026"
"Call for papers: SKC Annual Conference 2026";"The Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre, University of Copenhagen";"2026-08-12";"";"2026-08-14";"";"South Campus, Auditorium TBA";"Kierkegaard – and Kierkegaard: Totality and Plurality.";"Kierkegaard – and Kierkegaard: Totality and Plurality In the second issue of The Moment, from the summer of 1855, Kierkegaard announces, “No, my dear reader, I’m not going coddle; if you imagine that I am a personal servant, then you have never been my reader.” Kierkegaard was a demanding author who imagined his reader as someone who understood his published writings as a “totality” with a dynamic that went through it from the first work to the last. Complying with this demand, however, is bound up with certain difficulties. First of all, Kierkegaard’s writings present a considerable plurality which can be seen not only in the difference between the pseudonymous and the edifying works, but is also attested to by often totally differing themes, strongly divergent textuality, and unabashed plurality of voices. Thus, the ideal of a totality appears to be threatened by the factual plurality of the writings. Secondly, Kierkegaard’s writings make it very clear that, over time and over the course of his writing, their author alters his position with respect to a long series of subjects – for example, woman, the (in)commensurability of inwardness, and his task as an author – just as he continually reconsiders his position with respect to such figures as Luther, Mynster, and his own earthly-all-too-earthly father. Once again, the plurality threatens the unity – something Kierkegaard least of all desired. As he wrote with biting irony in late September 1855: “Be a nitwit, have one view today, another tomorrow, then once again the one you had yesterday, and then, yet again, a new one on Friday; be a nitwit, make yourself into multiple persons, parcel yourself out: have one view anonymously and another under your name . . . and you shall see: all difficulties disappear . . . .” The intricate relationship between the individual writing and the opus interpreted as a totality reactualizes the classic discussion about the real Kierkegaard. Or, to put it another way: To whom, to what, and to which texts does one refer when one refers to Kierkegaard as the guarantor of the correctness of one’s interpretation? The hermeneutical implications of these reflections do not remain shyly in the background – to what extent can – or ought – Kierkegaard’s notion of “totality” have an influence on the interpretation of an individual work? And is Kierkegaard the best interpreter of Kierkegaard? If not: How is the work – including Kierkegaard’s own interpretation of that work – to be interpreted? How can the authorship both have its “dear reader” as addressee and be Kierkegaard’s own “upbringing and development,” as is maintained in The Point of View? What is the relation between the published writings and the journals? And between the author Kierkegaard and the Copenhagen citizen of the same name? Are they both part of the authorship – and, all things considered, how is an authorship defined? What course of development – theologically, philosophically, ideologically, rhetorically, biographically, etc. – takes place within the authorship, and by what other situations and factors are they conditioned? And which concerns and themes continue unchanged through authorship? Is it possible to isolate Kierkegaard’s implicit reader and connect such a reader with Kierkegaard’s explicit reader in the year 2026? Is a secular reading of Kierkegaard a promising rebirth of Kierkegaard on terms of later-modernity, or is it merely arbitrary cherry-picking? Are we to protect Kierkegaard – including against Kierkegaard himself and especially against the late Kierkegaard? When, in brief, is Kierkegaard Kierkegaard – and Kierkegaard? Call for papers If you wish to present a paper at the SKC Annual Conference 2026, please submit a paper proposal including: Title A short description of your paper (max 350 words) Proposals must be submitted via email to Bjarne Still Laurberg: bsl@sk.ku.dk no later than 1 April 2026. "
"Past Privacy Today: Negotiating Boundaries &#8211; Navigating Challenges";"University of Copenhagen";"2026-09-03";"";"2026-09-04";"";"University of Copenhagen";"";"3-4 September 2026 Needs for privacy emerge when boundaries are negotiated between individuals, communities, and societies. In such encounters, the large-scale structures of public space are challenged by the small-scale needs, desires, and wishes of individuals and smaller social groups. How do such social dynamics play out across different contexts across the globe, both in the past and present? How do changes in institutional structures influence privacy, and the other way around? What forms of privacy were safeguarded or suppressed? Who has been entitled to privacy, and under what circumstances? How does privacy relate to other concepts such as intimacy, secrecy, confidentiality, and anonymity? And how should we as historians and contemporary privacy scholars navigate the boundaries between them? This conference aims to address these and similar questions through thematic panels, inviting speakers and audience to interdisciplinary explorations. Building upon the insights produced at the Centre for Privacy Studies (2017-2027), it is our goal that these discussions will spark a flourishing stream of new scholarship in the field of privacy studies."
"Past Privacy Today: Negotiating Boundaries &#8211; Navigating Challenges";"University of Copenhagen";"2026-09-03";"";"2026-09-04";"";"University of Copenhagen";"";"3-4 September 2026 Needs for privacy emerge when boundaries are negotiated between individuals, communities, and societies. In such encounters, the large-scale structures of public space are challenged by the small-scale needs, desires, and wishes of individuals and smaller social groups. How do such social dynamics play out across different contexts across the globe, both in the past and present? How do changes in institutional structures influence privacy, and the other way around? What forms of privacy were safeguarded or suppressed? Who has been entitled to privacy, and under what circumstances? How does privacy relate to other concepts such as intimacy, secrecy, confidentiality, and anonymity? And how should we as historians and contemporary privacy scholars navigate the boundaries between them? This conference aims to address these and similar questions through thematic panels, inviting speakers and audience to interdisciplinary explorations. Building upon the insights produced at the Centre for Privacy Studies (2017-2027), it is our goal that these discussions will spark a flourishing stream of new scholarship in the field of privacy studies."
"Semesteråbningsforelæsning";"Det Teologiske Fakultet";"2026-09-04";"14:00";"";"";"";"Mere information følger.";"Mere information følger."
"Dimissionsfest ";"Det Teologiske Fakultet";"2026-10-30";"14:00";"";"17:00";"";"Det Teologiske Fakultet fejrer det seneste års dimittender.";"Det Teologiske Fakultet fejrer det seneste års dimittender. Info om program og tilmelding følger. "