"Europe in Turmoil";"CEMES";"2025-06-18";"13:00";"2025-06-18";"18:00";"South Campus, Auditorium 9A-0-01";"The event is open for all and does not require registration. CEMES Student: Spring seminar to bring current and future members of CEMES Student together. ";"With the Russian war of aggression in Ukraine, the breakdown of the historical transatlantic partnership with the United States, not to speak of the difficulty finding a new position towards the global south and China, Europe and the European Union is at a uniquely tumultuously moment in history. How does Europe address the new dangerous security situation with a less stable American ally? How can it organise its trade in a global trade system on the verge of collapse? How may international cooperation and the multilateral system be saved and equipped to address global challenges including climate change in a world where major superpowers have turned their back on the United Nations and international law? CEMES student brings together leading Danish experts on these questions for a summer debate at the Faculty of Humanities, and all are welcome to join. Are you a student (MA or BA) at University of Copenhagen, Lund University or Malmö University? Then you are specially invited to CEMES Student’s Spring Seminar: Europe in Turmoil. The seminar brings current and future members of CEMES Student together with cutting-edge researchers within European studies. The debate is followed by CEMES Student meeting, where you are invited to join CEMES Student and help plan and organise future public events on Europe. Programme 13:15 - 15:00: Panel debate: Europe in Turmoil: Public debate on how to respond to current challenges A discussion on current European challenges between you and four renowned researchers, each specialized in an aspect or region, who debate Europe’s current dramatic challenges. Panelists: Rasmus Sinding Søndergaard, Senior Researcher at Danish Institute for International Studies, DIIS Marlene Wind, Professor, Department of Political Science, UCPH Flemming Splidsboel, Senior Researcher at Danish Institute for International Studies, DIIS Jens Ladefoged Mortensen, Associate Professor, Department of Political Science, UCPH Chairs: Morten Rasmussen, Associate Professor at the SAXO Institute, UCPH Emil Eiby Seidenfaden, Centre Coordinator, CEMES 15:15 - 16:01: CEMES Student: Hygge and planning We plan ahead together for CEMES Student’s fall term activities. All who are interested in becoming a part of CEMES STUDENT are welcome. There will be coffee and cake (ficka!) Registration The event is open for all and does not require registration. "
"Book launch: Strangers and Intimates: The Rise and Fall of Private Life ";"Centre for Privacy Studies";"2025-06-18";"15:00";"";"17:00";"Room 6B.0.22";"New book by Tiffany Jenkins.";" ABSTRACT by Tiffany Jenkins Caption Who Killed Private Life? From ancient times to our digital present, Strangers and Intimates: The Rise and Fall of Private Life traces the dramatic emergence of private life in Europe and the West and explores the reasons behind its current peril. In this sweeping history, cultural historian Tiffany Jenkins takes readers on an epic journey—from the strict separations of public and private in ancient Athens to the debates over conscience in post-Reformation Europe, the moral rigidity of the Victorian home, and the feminist movements of the 1970s that declared ""the personal is political,"" to the boundary-blurring demands of our digital age. Contrary to common assumptions, Jenkins argues that it is not big tech that has killed private life. By delving into a broader historical context, she examines the relationship between public and private spheres and the protean concept of privacy, offering a deeper and more nuanced understanding to contemporary privacy debates. Please register to participate here"
"Seminar with Dr. Natasha Gordon-Chipembere: Costa Rica, two Danish slave ships and the rewriting of history";"Centre for Privacy Studies";"2025-06-25";"13:00";"";"15:00";"UCPH South Campus - Room 6B.1.62";"";" Seminar Abstract Dr. Natasha Gordon-Chipembere will present her work-in-progress on research conducted in Costa Rica and Denmark on the Voyage 35157 of the Christianus Quintus and Voyage 35158 of the Fredericus Quartus, the two Danish slave ships who left the Danish slave fort at Christiansborg (Oso Castle, Ghana) intended for St. Thomas with approximately 816 enslaved Africans in 1709. Thrown off course due to severe weather, the ships crashed along Costa Rica’s Caribbean coastline near Punta Cahuita in March 1710. Approximately 690 Africans survived along with the Danish crew. The stories are corroborated because the Danish sailors managed to get on a ship from Portobello, Panama and returned home to narrate their stories. The Africans left behind on Costa Rica’s Caribbean coast eventually dispersed, some intermarrying with the Indigenous Bribri people of the Talamanca region. 315 years later, descendants of one of the Africans on that ship lives in Cahuita and works with the local NGO, Centro Comunitario de Buceo Embajadores y Embajadoras del Mar which is an Afro-BriBri lead community stewarded diving program that initiated identifying the slave ships nine years ago. With the formal confirmation of the Danish ships on April 27th in Denmark and Costa Rica, this presentation highlights the work done in Costa Rica from community narratives as well as traces the voyage of the ships from their Danish departure in 1708 to their arrival and wreck in Costa Rica in March 1710. This research supports Dr. Gordon-Chipembere’s second historical fiction novel, 1710. Please register for participation here."
"SKC Annual Conference 2025";"The Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2025-08-13";"13:00";"2025-08-15";"14:30";"Room 9A-0-01 The Søren Kierkegaard Auditorium, Copenhagen University";"Kierkegaard, “the Religious,” and Religions Registration open!";" “Kierkegaard, “the Religious,” and Religions” August 13 – 15 This conference is supported by the Carlsberg Foundation Kierkegaard Auditorium (Room 9A-0-01), Faculty of Theology, University of Copenhagen, Karen Blixens Plads 16, DK-2300 Organized by The Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre Registration open: https://eventsignup.ku.dk/skcannualconference2025kierkegaardthereligiousandreligions Programme Wednesday, August 13 13:00-13:15 Joakim Garff: Words of Welcome Afternoon Session (Chairperson: George Pattison) 13:15-13:45 Claudia Welz: ""Facing the Absolute Absolving Itself: Religious Life in Kierkegaard, Levinas, and Derrida"". 13:45-14:15 Discussion 14:15-14:30 Break 14:30-15:00 Bernhard Obsieger: ”Kierkegaard and the Irrationality of Religion” 15:00-15:30 Discussion 15:30-16:00 Leonardo Rodríguez Duplá: ”Kierkegaard's Religiousness: Beyond Hidden Inwardness” 16:00-16:30 Discussion 16:30-18:00 Reception at the Marketplace Thursday, August 14 Morning Session (Chairperson: Ettore Rocca) 10:00-10:30 Raquel Carpintero: ”The Void of the Religious: A Kenotic Foundation for the Self” 10:30-11:00 Discussion 11:00-11:15 Break 11:15-11:45 Roe Fremstedal: ”The Ethical and the Religous” 11:45-12:15 Discussion 12:15-13:15 Lunch Break Afternoon Session (Chairperson: Lilian Munk Rösing) 13:15-13:45 Sevcan Öztürk: ”Indirect Paths to Truth: The Kierkegaardian Hermeneutic in an Islamic Context” 13:45-14:15 Discussion 14:15-14:45 Yasemin Akis: ”Lost in Translation: Kierkegaard, Rumi, and the Secularization of Religious Thought” 14:45-15:15 Discussion 15:15-15:30 Break 15:30-16:00 Marie Saugmann: ”Kierkegaard in the Hands of Abdurrahman Badawi” 16:00-16:30 Discussion Friday, August 15 Morning Session (Chairperson: Ingolf Dalferth) 10:00-10:30 Jizhang Yi: “The Way to Truth: Kierkegaard’s Leap of Faith and Chan Buddhist Sudden Enlightenment” 10:30-11:00 Discussion 11:00-11:15 Break 11:15-11:45 Wang Qi: ”The Openness of “the Religious” and Truth in Movement” 11:45-12:15 Discussion 12:15-13:15 Lunch Break Afternoon Session (Chairperson: Vincent Delecroix) 13:15-13:45 Mads Peter Karlsen: ”Kierkegaard as Philosopher of Religion?” 13:45-14:15 Discussion 14:15-14:30 Joakim Garff: Concluding Words The term ‘the religious’ occupies an essential place in Kierkegaard's writings and journals. In certain contexts, the term has an affinity with the ethical, while in other cases it is associated with what is specifically Christian. Correspondingly, Kierkegaard distinguishes between ‘religiousness A’ (the Socratic, human religiousness) and ‘religiousness B’ (the paradoxically Christian religiousness). In addition, ‘the religious’ can denote the hermeneutic lens through which Kierkegaard wants his writings to be read in distinct difference from an ‘aesthetic’ reading. But what does it mean to read Kierkegaard religiously? And is that necessarily the best reading? On closer inspection, the term ‘the religious’ turns out to encompass a very broad range of meanings, which include such more or less synonymous terms as ‘the eternal’, ‘the eternal power’ and ‘the majestic’ as well as a long series of other transcendent signifiers and metaphors which are in need of careful scrutiny. The intent of conference is to open up and develop this range of meanings, but the conference also aims at more than that, and is, in addition, directed at exploring Kierkegaard's relationship with religions in general and to shed light on his understanding of Judaism, Islam and Buddhism, among others. What did Kierkegaard in fact know about these religions? Did he permit himself to be inspired or provoked by them? And how do Jewish, Buddhist, and Islamic thinkers view Kierkegaard’s ideas about God, the practice of religion/devotion, the nature of the self, and scripture? What is his voice? Where is the emphasis placed in readings of his work? In a postcolonial world order, is a secular reading of Kierkegaard the way to an increased understanding of the matters that most concerned him? In other words, can he enter into a dialogue with other religions without letting go of what is specifically Kierkegaardian about being Kierkegaard? Thus, the conference poses the question of what an investigation of other religions shows about “the religious” in Kierkegaard. Joakim Garff Iben Damgaard René Rosfort Elizabeth X. Li Bjarke Mørkøre Stigel Hansen"
"SKC Seminar Autumn 2025";"Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2025-09-01";"14:00";"2025-09-01";"16:00";"Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867";"A Reading of The Concept of Irony Session 1: Theses and Introduction ";"A Reading of The Concept of Irony 15 Sessions Monday, Sept. 1: Theses and Introduction (CI: 1-12/SKS 1, 59-74) Monday, Sept. 8: Part One, Chapter One (CI 13-27/SKS 1: 75-89) Monday, Sept. 15: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 27-62/SKS 1: 89-122) Monday, Sept. 22: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 62-96/SKS 1: 122-150) Monday, Sept. 29: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 96-128/SKS 1: 150-179) Monday, Oct. 6: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 128-156/SKS 1: 179-206) Monday, Oct. 20: Part I, Chapter Two (CI: 157-183/SKS 1: 207-230) Monday, Oct. 27: Part I, Chapter Two (CI: 183-197/SKS 1: 231-243) Monday, Nov. 3: Part I, Chapter Three (CI: 198-218/SKS 1: 244-262) Monday, Nov. 10: Part I, Chapter Three (CI: 219-237/SKS 1: 263-278) Monday, Nov. 24: Part II, Intro. + Orientation (CI: 241-258/SKS 1: 281-296) Monday, Dec. 1: Part II, The Irony of Socrates (CI: 259-271/SKS 1: 297-309) Monday, Dec. 8: Part II, Irony after Fichte (CI: 272-286/SKS 13: 309-321) Monday, Dec. 15: Part II, Friedrich Schlegel (CI: 286-301/SKS 13: 321-334) Monday, Dec. 22: Part II, Tieck, Solger, Truth of Irony (CI: 301-329/SKS 13: 334-357) Date and Time: Mondays: 14.00-16:00 Location: Online via Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867 Language: English Text: Søren Kierkegaard, The Concept of Irony , Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1989. Søren Kierkegaard, Om Begrebet Ironie med stadigt Hensyn til Socrates, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 1, s. 59-357. København: GAD 1997. Participants and Registration: Open for all interested For registration, please send a mail to René Rosfort: rer@teol.ku.dk Registration closes on August 29, 2025."
"Pastorale paradokser";"Center for Paradoksstudier";"2025-09-02";"10:00";"";"12:00";"Egedal Kirke, Egedalsvej 3, Kokkedal";"Studie- og samtaleinitiativ med oplæg, der tager udgangspunkt i Karl Barths lille skrift Teologisk eksistens i dag.";"Arbejdet som præst kan være forbundet med udfordringer og modsætninger. De 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 nyt, åbent studie- og samtaleinitiativ for præster, forskere og studerende i Helsingør Stift i samarbejde med Center for Paradoksstudier ved Det Teologiske Fakultetet, Københavns Universitet. Før i tiden kaldtes den slags ofte læsegrupper, men i dag lægger vi vægt på, at læsning hører sammen med iagttagelser, visioner og fantasi og ikke mindst med muligheden for at udtrykke sig. Det vil vi give plads til. Pastorale paradokser er en læse, lytte, samtalemulighed. Det er en mulighed for med udgangspunkt i klassiske tekster og problemstillinger at se sammen og tænke sammen og fantasere sammen. Datoer Vores arbejde tager i efteråret 2025 udgangspunkt i Karl Barths lille skrift Teologisk eksistens i dag. 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 nutidigt orienterede oplæg fra tre forskellige Barth-eksperter: Den 2. september kl. 10-12 med oplæg af Bent Flemming Nielsen (forfatter til bl.a. Karl Barth (1997), Genopførelser. Ritual, kommunikation og kirke (2011) og På den første dag (2017)). Den 30. september kl. 9-11 med oplæg af Christine Svinth-Værge Põder (forfatter til bl.a. Doxologische Entzogenheit. Die fundamentaltheologische Bedeutung des Gebets bei Karl Barth (2019), Mellem tiderne. Fem dialektiske teologer (red.) (2015) og Klodens teologi. En antologi. (red.) (2025)). Den 4. november kl. 10-12 med oplæg af Raymond Carr (forfatter til bl.a. Theology in the Mode of Monk: An Aesthetics of Barth and Cone on Revelation and Freedom (Volume I-III) (2025)). 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 rekvireres hos Karina Juhl Kande: kjk@km.dk og tilmelding skal ske til Karina Juhl Kande på: kjk@km.dk"
"Semesteråbningsforelæsning";"Det Teologiske Fakultet";"2025-09-05";"14:15";"";"";"Oplyses senere";"Semesteråbningsforelæsning";"Semesteråbningsforelæsning"
"SKC Seminar Autumn 2025";"Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2025-09-08";"14:00";"2025-09-08";"16:00";"Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867";"A Reading of The Concept of Irony Session 2: Part I, Chapter One";"A Reading of The Concept of Irony 15 Sessions Monday, Sept. 1: Theses and Introduction (CI: 1-12/SKS 1, 59-74) Monday, Sept. 8: Part One, Chapter One (CI 13-27/SKS 1: 75-89) Monday, Sept. 15: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 27-62/SKS 1: 89-122) Monday, Sept. 22: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 62-96/SKS 1: 122-150) Monday, Sept. 29: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 96-128/SKS 1: 150-179) Monday, Oct. 6: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 128-156/SKS 1: 179-206) Monday, Oct. 20: Part I, Chapter Two (CI: 157-183/SKS 1: 207-230) Monday, Oct. 27: Part I, Chapter Two (CI: 183-197/SKS 1: 231-243) Monday, Nov. 3: Part I, Chapter Three (CI: 198-218/SKS 1: 244-262) Monday, Nov. 10: Part I, Chapter Three (CI: 219-237/SKS 1: 263-278) Monday, Nov. 24: Part II, Intro. + Orientation (CI: 241-258/SKS 1: 281-296) Monday, Dec. 1: Part II, The Irony of Socrates (CI: 259-271/SKS 1: 297-309) Monday, Dec. 8: Part II, Irony after Fichte (CI: 272-286/SKS 13: 309-321) Monday, Dec. 15: Part II, Friedrich Schlegel (CI: 286-301/SKS 13: 321-334) Monday, Dec. 22: Part II, Tieck, Solger, Truth of Irony (CI: 301-329/SKS 13: 334-357) Date and Time: Mondays: 14.00-16:00 Location: Online via Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867 Language: English Text: Søren Kierkegaard, The Concept of Irony , Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1989. Søren Kierkegaard, Om Begrebet Ironie med stadigt Hensyn til Socrates, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 1, s. 59-357. København: GAD 1997. Participants and Registration: Open for all interested For registration, please send a mail to René Rosfort: rer@teol.ku.dk Registration closes on August 29, 2025."
"Født til at begynde";"Center for Kirkeforskning, Det Teologiske Fakultet, i samarbejde med Fyens Stift, Helsingør Stift, Københavns Stift, Roskilde Stift og Lolland-Falsters Stift.";"2025-09-11";"";"2025-09-12";"";"Søndre Campus, Det Teologiske Fakultet  ";"Teologisk stiftskonference 2025: En konference om nye begyndelser.";"Teologisk stiftskonference 2025. En konference om nye begyndelser. Foto: Veronica Hodges, Cherish i Marmorkirken 2018 ""Menneskets livsspand løbende mod døden ville uundgåeligt lægge alt menneskeligt i ruiner og ødelæggelse, hvis der ikke var en evne til at afbryde dette forløb og påbegynde noget nyt"". Ordene er sagt af den tysk-amerikanske tænker Hannah Arendt. Hun formulerede sine tanker om menneskets evne til at begynde i skyggen af 2. Verdenskrig. Fordi vi er født, er vi skabt til at begynde. Det er håbet, der sammen med troen karakteriserer den menneskelige eksistens. Det lyder også i evangeliets trøstende: Frygt ikke! For et barn er født os og Gud er med os med sin kraft og kreativitet til evig tid. ""Det vidunderlige ved verden er, at den udvikler sig"". De ord kommer fra den tidligere engelske ærkebiskop Rowan Williams i en kommentar til den apokalyptiske frygt for fremtiden, der griber nutidsmennesket i strømmen af dårlige nyheder om klima og krig og en verdensorden i forandring. Vi er skabt med virketrang og virkelyst på godt og ondt. Det har løst mange problemer, og samtidig skabt nye. Men vi er ikke dømt til en evig nedadgående spiral af ødelæggelse, krig, grådighed og fjendskab; At håbe og handle sig til forandring hører med til at være menneske. Og årets teologiske konference vil undersøge, hvordan nye begyndelser bryder igennem i sociale fællesskaber og personlige skæbner, i tro og politisk engagement og i kunstneriske tilnærmelser. Konferencen åbnes med begyndelsen ifølge Johannesprologen. Professor Kasper Bro Larsen tager os med ind i Johannesevangeliet set i lyset af græsk metafysik, jødisk visdomstænkning og kristen gnosis. Vi skal også møde filosof Robin May Schott, som med udgangspunkt i Hannah Arendts begreb om natalitet diskuterer forsoning og dens grænser. Digter og handicapaktivist Caspar Eric spørger, hvorfor vi har nemmere ved at tale om dødshjælp end om livshjælp, når det kommer til mennesker med handicap? Billedkunstner Jeanette Ehlers, kirkehistoriker Bastian Felter Vaucanson og kunstner Veronica Hodges mødes i en samtale om, hvordan man definerer ”det nye” og om man overhovedet kan begynde forfra? Forfatter Søren R. Fauth har erfaret alt det nye, der bliver os givet, når vi allermindst venter det, og pianisten Julie Andkjær Olsen vil med Bach, Brahms og Janácek tage os ind i musikkens verden med forspil, død og nyorientering. Fredag skal vi møde Marianne Lynge Krog, der er præst for grønlændere i Danmark. Hun vil med udgangspunkt i den nye geopolitiske virkelighed tale om forandringer i forholdet mellem grønlændere og danskere. Endelig vil chefredaktør Rune Lykkeberg på baggrund af samtaler med intellektuelle rundt om i verden komme med vidnesbyrd om masser af håb og nye begyndelser derude. Konferencen er arrangeret af: Center for Kirkeforskning, Det Teologiske Fakultet, i samarbejde med Fyens Stift, Helsingør Stift, Københavns Stift, Roskilde Stift og Lolland-Falsters Stift. Marlene Ringgaard Lorensen, KU Rikke Juul, Københavns Stift Mette Marie Trankjær, Lolland-Falster Stift Eva Holmegaard Larsen, Helsingør Stift Maria Harms, Roskilde Stift Torkil Jensen, Fyens Stift Hanne Uhre Hansen, Fyens Stift Tilmelding Tilmeld dig konferencen. Program Torsdag 11. september 9.30 – 10.00 Morgenkaffe og morgensang omkring flygelet i Det Teologiske Fakultets kantine ”Markedspladsen”, Søndre Campus, Njalsgade 76, KBH S. 10.00 – 10.20 Velkomst ved stiftsrepræsentant Rikke Juul og leder af Center For Kirkeforskning Marlene Ringgaard Lorensen. 10.20 – 11.05 Begyndelsen ifølge Johannesprologen v. Kasper Bro Larsen, professor i Det Nye Testamente, Aarhus universitet. 11.15 – 12.00 Arendt: Forsoning og dens grænser v. Robin May Schott, filosof og seniorforsker på DIIS, Fred og Vold 12.00 – 12.30 Spørgsmål og debat 12.30 – 13.30 Frokost 13.30 – 14.30 Livet som crip v. Caspar Eric, digter og handicapaktivist 14.30 – 15.00 Kaffe 15.00 – 16.30 Intet nyt under solen. Hvem kan begynde på ny, når historien klistrer til os? Jeanette Ehlers, billedkunstner og ph.d-studerende, Veronica Hodges, kunstner, Bastian Felter Vaucansson, adjunkt i kirkehistorie 16.30 – 16.45 Pause 16.45 – 17.30 Nye begyndelser og evige gentagelser af mørke og lys v. Søren R. Fauth, forfatter, dr.phil 18.00 – 19.30 Middag 19.30 – 20.00 Afgang til Hans Tausens Kirke 20.00 Torsdag med vinger. Koncert m. Julie Andkjær Olsen i Hans Tausens kirke Fredag 12. september 9.00 – 9.30 Morgenkaffe 9.30 – 10.30 Vedholdenhed, vilje og viden v. Marianne Lynge Krog, præst for grønlændere i Danmark 10.30 – 10.45 Kaffe 10.45 – 12.00 Håb og nye begyndelser v. Rune Lykkeberg, chefredaktør på Dagbladet Information, forfatter og debattør 12.00 – 12.30 Spørgsmål og afsluttende debat 12.30 Frokost og tak for denne gang Oplæg Kasper Bro Larsen, professor i Det Nye Testamente, Aarhus Universitet Begyndelsen ifølge Johannesprologen Spørgsmålet om altings begyndelse og urgrund er et klassisk filosofisk spørgsmål. I Johannesevangeliet – det filosofiske evangelium – tages spørgsmålet op fra begyndelsen. Foredraget diskuterer Johannesprologens budskab i lyset af græsk metafysik, jødisk visdomstænkning og kristen gnosis. Kasper Bro Larsen er professor i Det Nye Testamente på Aarhus Universitet. I foråret udgav han Johannesevangeliet i Eksistensens Bibelen læst af-serie. Robin May Schott, filosof og seniorforsker på DIIS, Fred og Vold Arendt: Forsoning og dens grænser Efter folkedrab, massemord og andre grusomheder har forskere, religiøse ledere, og civilsamfundet ofte peget på forsoning som respons på fortidens skader. Mens hævn risikerer at gentage vold og tilgivelse risikerer at overse behovet blandt ofrene for anerkendelse af fortidens forbrydelser, har forsoning potentiale til både at anerkende fortidens skader og åbne vejen til fremtiden. Dermed, mener mange, at forsoning danner grundlag for nye begyndelser. Hannah Arendt, hvis begreb, natalitet, understreger vigtigheden af begyndelser i menneskets handlinger, har også reflekteret over forsoning. I hendes optik kan forsoning bekræfter verdenen og skabe en ny form for solidaritet. Dog understreger hun samtidig i Eichmann in Jerusalem, at der er grænser for forsoning. Nogle gange er man nødt til at vælge ikke-forsoning. Foredraget bringer Arendts tanker om forsoning og dens grænser i spil i debatten om forsoning efter konflikt. Caspar Eric, digter og handicapaktivist Livet som crip Caspar Eric er højaktuel med sin nye digtsamling ‘Crip’, der handler om at være en person med handicap. Caspars forfatterskab har hidtil kredset om dem som lever i skyggen af velfærdsstaten, og Crip er kulminationen på den del af Caspars forfatterskab, hvor han i en blanding af kolde facts og vrede politiske digte fx spørger, hvorfor vi har nemmere ved at tale om dødshjælp end livshjælp, når det kommer til mennesker med handicap. Blandet med poesi og mærkelige betragtninger er dét omdrejningspunktet for hans foredrag. Caspar Eric har tidligere bl.a. udgivet de prisbelønnede digtsamlinger: 7/11, Nike, Vi kan gøre meget og Nye Balancer. Jeannette Ehlers, billedkunstner og ph.d.-studerende Veronica Hodges, kunstner Bastian Felter Vaucanson, adjunkt i kirkehistorie Intet nyt under solen. Hvem kan begynde på ny, når historien klistrer til os? Dette oplæg søger at problematisere idéen om ""nye begyndelser"" gennem et kirkehistorisk og kunstnerisk blik. Hvor og hvornår begynder ”det nye”? Hvem har retten til at definere det? Kan vi overhovedet begynde forfra, når historiens mørke kapitler kaster sin skygge ind i nutiden? Med udgangspunkt i henholdsvis vores kirkehistoriske og kunstneriske praksisser, lægger vi op til en åben samtale om, hvordan vi kan navigere mellem historiens klister og håbet om nye begyndelser – og om, hvordan vi sammen kan tage ansvar for både fortid og fremtid. Søren R. Fauth, forfatter, dr.phil. Nye begyndelser og evige gentagelser af mørke og lys Noget må, som bekendt, gå under for at noget nyt kan opstå. Den østrigske forfatter Thomas Bernhard hævder et sted, at det ind mellem kan være nødvendigt at rive et bånd over med vold og magt for at noget nyt kan opstå. Sådan forestiller jeg mig, at alle skilsmisser må være, men det er sikkert min begrænsning, at jeg kun kan forestille mig skilsmissen som en akt, der involverer et (selv)overgreb. I foredraget vil jeg med udgangspunkt i mit eget forfatterskab forsøge at sige noget væsentligt om menneskelivet, om kærligheden, om alle de tab, vi lider fra fødsel til død, og ja: om det nye, der bliver os givet, når vi allermindst venter det. Det spirende håb, de nye muligheder, midt i alle nedrivningerne, ødelæggelserne, tabene. Koncert: med Julie Andkjær Olsen Torsdag med vinger Med udgangspunkt i klavermusik af bl.a. Bach, Brahms og Janacek samt egne tekster vil pianist Julie Andkjær Olsen føre os ind i verden og ud af den igen, komplet med forspil, død og nyorientering. For er en slutning ikke en nødvendig forudsætning for en begyndelse? Og kan vi forestille os en helt uberørt, ny virkelighed eller må vi snarere stykke den sammen af musik, erfaring og tankestof fra den gamle verden? Kan vi lappe på det vi har, og hjælpes ad med at sy verden sammen igen? ’Torsdag med vinger’ er en musikalsk meditation, der kredser om struktur, sammenbrud og nye muligheder. Julie Andkjær Olsen er pianist, men arbejder også i andre kunstneriske genrer; dansen, ordet og billedet. Marianne Lynge Krog, præst for grønlændere i Danmark Vedholdenhed, vilje og viden I samme takt som fortidens skeletter er faldet ud af skabene, er behovet for at blive set, anerkendt og respekteret vokset i tiltagende og påtrængende grad hos den grønlandske befolkning, i Grønland såvel som i Danmark. For den danske befolkning, der lever i en anden og parallel virkelighed, blev det behov mødt forskelligt allerførst, lige fra overraskelse, skyldfølelse, til modvilje, og hos nogen manglende forståelse. Men den nye geopolitiske virkelighed har sat skub i den højest påkrævede forandringsproces, som allerede har taget sin begyndelse da Grønlands regeringsleder, Jens-Frederik Nielsen, rejste til Danmark for at mødes med statsministeren og Folketingets formand og sidenhen besøgte Amalienborg hvor kong Frederik modtag ham. Hvorefter Jens-Frederik Nielsen rejste til Grønland sammen med kong Frederik i forbindelse med kongens vigtige og symbolladede besøg. Hvad skal der til fra dansk og grønlandsk side for at denne udvikling ikke stopper? Ikke kun fra officielt hold men også befolkningerne imellem.. Rune Lykkeberg, chefredaktør på Dagbladet Information, forfatter og debattør. Håb og nye begyndelser Med en verden i voldsom forandring er vi nødt til at bevare håbet. Og der er håb. Masser af håb derude i verden, i de mange fællesskaber. Og mulighed for nye begyndelser i de forandringer som den vilde udvikling i verden, bringer os. Med udgangspunkt i de mange samtaler, Rune Lykkeberg gennem de sidste mange år hver uge har haft med intellektuelle fra hele verden, vil han tale om sammenbrud, opløsning, håb og nye begyndelser. "
"SKC Workshop Autumn 2025";"Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2025-09-12";"14:15";"2025-09-12";"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";"Necip Uyanık: ""Analysing Kierkegaard’s Criticism of the Denmark Folk Church in the Context of Popular Perception of Religion""";"Necip Uyanık (Mardin Artuklu University, Turkey) Analysing Kierkegaard’s Criticism of the Denmark Folk Church in the Context of Popular Perception of Religion The presentation will analyze the popular perception of religion from an existential perspective. In this context, the original value in question will be supported by Kierkegaard’s criticism of the Danish National Church. In this context, the objections made by Kierkegaard to the religious understanding in Denmark are aimed at analyzing the popular perception of religion. Kierkegaard’s criticisms of the Church can be gathered in three stages: The first is that the historical mission of the Church has adopted a widespread understanding of religion, the second is that the Church wants to give a mass direction to religion by using the power of the concept of the people. The third is that the Church has served the popular perception of religion under the claims of rational theology. In light of the obtained input, Kierkegaardian criticisms of the historical mission of the Danish National Church, the concept of the people, and the relationship of rational theology with the popular perception of religion will be discussed. The evaluation of the popular perception of religion from the perspective of an existential philosopher Kierkegaard is related to the fact that it has adopted a goal regarding what should be at the center of the discussion on whether religion or religious life should be individual or mass. In the discussions on religion, the increase or abundance of people who belong to any religion has caused a belief that religion is strong and true. Accordingly, the religious belief that is widely accepted in society is also thought to be effective and strong. On the other hand, it should be noted that some criticisms and objections expressing religion or faith through numerical output are contrary to the reality of faith itself. Because a truth must be superior in number to be valid is a questionable perspective. The popular perception of religion corresponds to the numerical superiority of religion and its prevalence in society. What is emphasized here is not religion, but the prevalence of religion and its support based on the majority in society."
"SKC Seminar Autumn 2025";"Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2025-09-15";"14:00";"2025-09-15";"16:00";"Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867";"A Reading of The Concept of Irony Session 3: Part I, Chapter One";"A Reading of The Concept of Irony 15 Sessions Monday, Sept. 1: Theses and Introduction (CI: 1-12/SKS 1, 59-74) Monday, Sept. 8: Part One, Chapter One (CI 13-27/SKS 1: 75-89) Monday, Sept. 15: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 27-62/SKS 1: 89-122) Monday, Sept. 22: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 62-96/SKS 1: 122-150) Monday, Sept. 29: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 96-128/SKS 1: 150-179) Monday, Oct. 6: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 128-156/SKS 1: 179-206) Monday, Oct. 20: Part I, Chapter Two (CI: 157-183/SKS 1: 207-230) Monday, Oct. 27: Part I, Chapter Two (CI: 183-197/SKS 1: 231-243) Monday, Nov. 3: Part I, Chapter Three (CI: 198-218/SKS 1: 244-262) Monday, Nov. 10: Part I, Chapter Three (CI: 219-237/SKS 1: 263-278) Monday, Nov. 24: Part II, Intro. + Orientation (CI: 241-258/SKS 1: 281-296) Monday, Dec. 1: Part II, The Irony of Socrates (CI: 259-271/SKS 1: 297-309) Monday, Dec. 8: Part II, Irony after Fichte (CI: 272-286/SKS 13: 309-321) Monday, Dec. 15: Part II, Friedrich Schlegel (CI: 286-301/SKS 13: 321-334) Monday, Dec. 22: Part II, Tieck, Solger, Truth of Irony (CI: 301-329/SKS 13: 334-357) Date and Time: Mondays: 14.00-16:00 Location: Online via Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867 Language: English Text: Søren Kierkegaard, The Concept of Irony , Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1989. Søren Kierkegaard, Om Begrebet Ironie med stadigt Hensyn til Socrates, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 1, s. 59-357. København: GAD 1997. Participants and Registration: Open for all interested For registration, please send a mail to René Rosfort: rer@teol.ku.dk Registration closes on August 29, 2025."
"SKC Workshop Autumn 2025";"Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2025-09-19";"14:30";"2025-09-19";"16:15";"Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867";"Alexander Jech: ""Johannes de silentio as a pupil of Plato’s Phaedrus""";"Alexander Jech (University of Notre Dame, US) Johannes de silentio as a pupil of Plato’s Phaedrus Kierkegaard scholars have connected Kierkegaard’s method of indirect communication with Plato’s Phaedrus before, seeing his method of indirect communication as both inspired by Socrates’ indictment of writing in the Phaedrus and as seeking to correct its presentation of the doctrine of recollection as the solution to how it might avoid implicating itself. But God is in the details, as they say; here I will analyze one Kierkegaardian text in detail, Fear and Trembling, paying close attention to how Kierkegaard, through his invented pseudonym Johannes de silentio, responds to the Phaedrus’s indictment and its recommendation of a form of discourse that practices dialectic, that accepts “reminding” rather than “teaching” as its proper function, and that pays proper attention to the “soul” of the learner: like the Platonic solution, Kierkegaard speaks through a pseudonym who practices dialectic and resists attempts to treat him as an authority. Johannes’s “dialectic,” while not Hegelian, is also not precisely Socratic or Platonic, and the process of “reminding” no longer leads to the recollection of eternal truth; instead, built upon a foundation of lyricism, it produces shock, paradox, and the need for decision. I particularly analyze the literary methods by which Johannes introduces themes and modifies the reader’s mood to prepare the make authentic dialectic possible. "
"SKC Seminar Autumn 2025";"Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2025-09-22";"14:00";"2025-09-22";"16:00";"Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867";"A Reading of The Concept of Irony Session 4: Part I, Chapter One";"A Reading of The Concept of Irony 15 Sessions Monday, Sept. 1: Theses and Introduction (CI: 1-12/SKS 1, 59-74) Monday, Sept. 8: Part One, Chapter One (CI 13-27/SKS 1: 75-89) Monday, Sept. 15: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 27-62/SKS 1: 89-122) Monday, Sept. 22: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 62-96/SKS 1: 122-150) Monday, Sept. 29: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 96-128/SKS 1: 150-179) Monday, Oct. 6: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 128-156/SKS 1: 179-206) Monday, Oct. 20: Part I, Chapter Two (CI: 157-183/SKS 1: 207-230) Monday, Oct. 27: Part I, Chapter Two (CI: 183-197/SKS 1: 231-243) Monday, Nov. 3: Part I, Chapter Three (CI: 198-218/SKS 1: 244-262) Monday, Nov. 10: Part I, Chapter Three (CI: 219-237/SKS 1: 263-278) Monday, Nov. 24: Part II, Intro. + Orientation (CI: 241-258/SKS 1: 281-296) Monday, Dec. 1: Part II, The Irony of Socrates (CI: 259-271/SKS 1: 297-309) Monday, Dec. 8: Part II, Irony after Fichte (CI: 272-286/SKS 13: 309-321) Monday, Dec. 15: Part II, Friedrich Schlegel (CI: 286-301/SKS 13: 321-334) Monday, Dec. 22: Part II, Tieck, Solger, Truth of Irony (CI: 301-329/SKS 13: 334-357) Date and Time: Mondays: 14.00-16:00 Location: Online via Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867 Language: English Text: Søren Kierkegaard, The Concept of Irony , Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1989. Søren Kierkegaard, Om Begrebet Ironie med stadigt Hensyn til Socrates, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 1, s. 59-357. København: GAD 1997. Participants and Registration: Open for all interested For registration, please send a mail to René Rosfort: rer@teol.ku.dk Registration closes on August 29, 2025."
"Nikænum: Perspektiver for fremtiden ";"Center for Paradoksstudier (Det Teologiske Fakultet) og Det mellemkirkelige Råd ";"2025-09-24";"14:00";"";"17:45";"TBA";"Seminar der markerer 1700-års jubilæet for den nikænske bekendelse (325).";"Ved dette seminar markeres 1700-års jubilæet for den nikænske bekendelse (325). Den nikænske bekendelse er forsat den som flest kirker har til fælles, og dermed det mest udbredte trossymbol. Dette seminar inviterer til diskussion af aktuelle systematiske, økumeniske og liturgiske perspektiver på bekendelsen. Kontakt: Nete Enggaard og Jonas Adelin Jørgensen Program 14:00 Velkomst v. centerleder for Center for Paradoksstudier, Johanne Stubbe Teglbjærg Kristensen 14:15 Prof. Dr. Stefan Dienstbeck, Univ. of Rostock, Now and Then: Current Thoughts on the Nicene Creed of 325. The Nicene Creed of 325 is the result of the first phase of the Trinitarian controversy and is the first to articulate the relationship between the Father, Son and Spirit in a systemic way. It is regarded as the only ecumenical creed and is still of great importance in this context today. But how can a theological text be understood 1700 years after it was written? How can its concerns be adequately expressed in today's world? What theological significance can the Nicene Creed still have after 1700 years of history? 15:15 Kaffepause 15:45 Lektor Christine Pöder, Teologisk Fakultet, Københavns Universitet – systematisk teologisk replik 16:05 Lektor Nils Arne Pedersen, Afdeling for Teologi, Aarhus Universitet – “Født, ikke skabt”. Hvad betød det i 325, og er det stadig vigtigt? 16:25 Lektor Maria Munkholt Christensen, University of Bonn – Nikæa og den nutidige økumenisk dialog med ortodokse kirker 16:45 Biskop Ulla Thorbjørn, Roskilde Stift – liturgiske og homiletiske overvejelser om Nikænum 17:05 Paneldebat med de danske oplægsholdere, modereret af Jonas Adelin Jørgensen, Det mellemkirkelige Råd 17:45 Afslutning Tilmelding Deltagelse er gratis og tilmelding skal ske senest 18. september 2025. Tilmeld dig her."
"(The) Paradoxes of Truth: Contemporary Discussions of an Early Christian Problem";"Center for the Study of Paradoxes ";"2025-09-25";"13:00";"2025-09-26";"";"South Campus, room 6B-1-62";"PhD Course and Conference ";"Programme Thursday 25 september 13.00-13.15 Welcome 13.15-13.45 Recollection and Introduction 13.15-13.45 Johanne S. T. Kristensen: “From Faith, Scripture and Practice to Truth?” 13.45-18.30 Young Scholars Program/ Short Papers (open call) 16.00-16.15 Coffee Break 18.30 Summary and Drinks (open for all) Friday 26 september 10.15-12.00 Open Lecture, open for all, no registration Professor Stefan Dienstbeck, Rostock: “A Question of Truth: The Importance of the Confessional Tradition for a Current Understanding of Faith”What is truth? The question posed by none other than Pontius Pilate during the trial of Jesus is more relevant to theology today than ever before. Whereas early Christian confessional theology and dogmatic theology up to the Enlightenment assumed that their statements were true, or at least wanted to be true, in 20th and 21st century theology there is a big hesitation in this regard. What significance can biblical texts and confessional traditions still have for theological statements today? How can theological statements still be made without immediately running the risk of negating reason and becoming unscientific? The lecture will take up precisely these questions and, taking into account theological positions of the 20th century, will try to work out how to deal with truth claims in theology. The considerations culminate in the thesis, based on Paul Tillich, that a Christian approach to the question of truth must always fulfil a Christological criterion in order to avoid turning into heresy or heterodoxy. 12.00-13.00 Lunch 13.00-14.00 Lecture with the Church History Section/Copenhagen Centre for Christianity and Antiquity: Juliette Day 14.00-14.30 Coffee Break 14.30-19.00 Conference Lectures 13.00-14.00 Professor Emeritus Mogens Müller, Faculty of Theology, Copenhagen “God as Pure Love. Marcion’s Rejection of a Paradoxical Perception of God” 14.00-15.00 Postdoc Maria Munkholt Christensen, University of Bonn, “Truth in Narrative Form: Revisiting Early Christian Women’s Lives and Their Truth” 15.00-15.30 Coffee Break 15.30-16.30 Associate Professor Sasja Stopa, University of Aarhus: “’Fides facit veritatem’” Martin Luther’s transformation of apophatic theology and the recognition of God sub contrario?” 16.30-17.30 Postdoc Matthias Ruf, Tübingen University: “Truth and the Future of Tradition” 18.00 Conference Dinner Registration Register for the event."
"A Question of Truth: The Importance of the Confessional Tradition for a Current Understanding of Faith";"Center for the Study of Paradoxes ";"2025-09-26";"10:15";"";"12:00";"TBA";"Open lecture with professor Stefan Dienstbeck, Rostock";"Open lecture with professor Stefan Dienstbeck, Rostock. What is truth? The question posed by none other than Pontius Pilate during the trial of Jesus is more relevant to theology today than ever before. Whereas early Christian confessional theology and dogmatic theology up to the Enlightenment assumed that their statements were true, or at least wanted to be true, in 20th and 21st century theology there is a big hesitation in this regard. What significance can biblical texts and confessional traditions still have for theological statements today? How can theological statements still be made without immediately running the risk of negating reason and becoming unscientific? The lecture will take up precisely these questions and, taking into account theological positions of the 20th century, will try to work out how to deal with truth claims in theology. The considerations culminate in the thesis, based on Paul Tillich, that a Christian approach to the question of truth must always fulfil a Christological criterion in order to avoid turning into heresy or heterodoxy."
"AKH-seminar";"Det Teologiske Fakultet";"2025-09-26";"13:00";"";"15:00";"TBC";"Med Juliette Day (Helsinki).";"Med Juliette Day (Helsinki)."
"SKC Seminar Autumn 2025";"Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2025-09-29";"14:00";"2025-09-29";"16:00";"Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867";"A Reading of The Concept of Irony Session 5: Part I, Chapter One";"A Reading of The Concept of Irony 15 Sessions Monday, Sept. 1: Theses and Introduction (CI: 1-12/SKS 1, 59-74) Monday, Sept. 8: Part One, Chapter One (CI 13-27/SKS 1: 75-89) Monday, Sept. 15: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 27-62/SKS 1: 89-122) Monday, Sept. 22: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 62-96/SKS 1: 122-150) Monday, Sept. 29: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 96-128/SKS 1: 150-179) Monday, Oct. 6: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 128-156/SKS 1: 179-206) Monday, Oct. 20: Part I, Chapter Two (CI: 157-183/SKS 1: 207-230) Monday, Oct. 27: Part I, Chapter Two (CI: 183-197/SKS 1: 231-243) Monday, Nov. 3: Part I, Chapter Three (CI: 198-218/SKS 1: 244-262) Monday, Nov. 10: Part I, Chapter Three (CI: 219-237/SKS 1: 263-278) Monday, Nov. 24: Part II, Intro. + Orientation (CI: 241-258/SKS 1: 281-296) Monday, Dec. 1: Part II, The Irony of Socrates (CI: 259-271/SKS 1: 297-309) Monday, Dec. 8: Part II, Irony after Fichte (CI: 272-286/SKS 13: 309-321) Monday, Dec. 15: Part II, Friedrich Schlegel (CI: 286-301/SKS 13: 321-334) Monday, Dec. 22: Part II, Tieck, Solger, Truth of Irony (CI: 301-329/SKS 13: 334-357) Date and Time: Mondays: 14.00-16:00 Location: Online via Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867 Language: English Text: Søren Kierkegaard, The Concept of Irony , Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1989. Søren Kierkegaard, Om Begrebet Ironie med stadigt Hensyn til Socrates, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 1, s. 59-357. København: GAD 1997. Participants and Registration: Open for all interested For registration, please send a mail to René Rosfort: rer@teol.ku.dk Registration closes on August 29, 2025."
"SKC Workshop Spring 2025";"Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2025-10-03";"14:15";"2025-10-03";"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";"Mikael Stæhr Brorson: ""Is There a Suspension of Subjectivity?""";"Mikael Stæhr Brorson (Aarhus University, Denmark) Is There a Suspension of Subjectivity? Søren Kierkegaard is commonly known as a fighter for human integrity and a champion of freedom. In this workshop, I follow recent scholarship in challenging the idea of Kierkegaard as a naïve existentialist by asking the question: “Is there a suspension of subjectivity?” To answer this question, I discuss Kierkegaard’s method of indirect communication. Here, I draw on a certain branch of Danish twentieth century Kierkegaard reception (K. Olesen Larsen, Johannes Sløk, Jørgen K. Bukdahl, and Jan Lindhardt) in order to attempt to formulate a suspension of subjectivity based on Kierkegaard’s authorship."
"SKC Seminar Autumn 2025";"Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2025-10-06";"14:00";"2025-10-06";"16:00";"Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867";"A Reading of The Concept of Irony Session 6: Part I, Chapter One";"A Reading of The Concept of Irony 15 Sessions Monday, Sept. 1: Theses and Introduction (CI: 1-12/SKS 1, 59-74) Monday, Sept. 8: Part One, Chapter One (CI 13-27/SKS 1: 75-89) Monday, Sept. 15: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 27-62/SKS 1: 89-122) Monday, Sept. 22: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 62-96/SKS 1: 122-150) Monday, Sept. 29: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 96-128/SKS 1: 150-179) Monday, Oct. 6: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 128-156/SKS 1: 179-206) Monday, Oct. 20: Part I, Chapter Two (CI: 157-183/SKS 1: 207-230) Monday, Oct. 27: Part I, Chapter Two (CI: 183-197/SKS 1: 231-243) Monday, Nov. 3: Part I, Chapter Three (CI: 198-218/SKS 1: 244-262) Monday, Nov. 10: Part I, Chapter Three (CI: 219-237/SKS 1: 263-278) Monday, Nov. 24: Part II, Intro. + Orientation (CI: 241-258/SKS 1: 281-296) Monday, Dec. 1: Part II, The Irony of Socrates (CI: 259-271/SKS 1: 297-309) Monday, Dec. 8: Part II, Irony after Fichte (CI: 272-286/SKS 13: 309-321) Monday, Dec. 15: Part II, Friedrich Schlegel (CI: 286-301/SKS 13: 321-334) Monday, Dec. 22: Part II, Tieck, Solger, Truth of Irony (CI: 301-329/SKS 13: 334-357) Date and Time: Mondays: 14.00-16:00 Location: Online via Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867 Language: English Text: Søren Kierkegaard, The Concept of Irony , Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1989. Søren Kierkegaard, Om Begrebet Ironie med stadigt Hensyn til Socrates, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 1, s. 59-357. København: GAD 1997. Participants and Registration: Open for all interested For registration, please send a mail to René Rosfort: rer@teol.ku.dk Registration closes on August 29, 2025."
"Substances, Signs, and Resemblances: Truth and Mediality in Late Medieval Interpretations of the Eucharist";"Faculty of Theology";"2025-10-10";"15:00";"";"18:00";"TBA";"Seminar with guest speaker Heike Schlie (Universität Salzburg) and Ueli Zahnd (Université de Genève).";"Interdisciplinary seminar between art history and theology on truth and mediality in Late Medieval interpretations of the Eucharist. Guest speakers are Heike Schlie (Universität Salzburg) and Ueli Zahnd (Université de Genève). "
"SKC Seminar Autumn 2025";"Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2025-10-20";"14:00";"2025-10-20";"16:00";"Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867";"A Reading of The Concept of Irony Session 7: Part I, Chapter Two";"A Reading of The Concept of Irony 15 Sessions Monday, Sept. 1: Theses and Introduction (CI: 1-12/SKS 1, 59-74) Monday, Sept. 8: Part One, Chapter One (CI 13-27/SKS 1: 75-89) Monday, Sept. 15: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 27-62/SKS 1: 89-122) Monday, Sept. 22: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 62-96/SKS 1: 122-150) Monday, Sept. 29: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 96-128/SKS 1: 150-179) Monday, Oct. 6: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 128-156/SKS 1: 179-206) Monday, Oct. 20: Part I, Chapter Two (CI: 157-183/SKS 1: 207-230) Monday, Oct. 27: Part I, Chapter Two (CI: 183-197/SKS 1: 231-243) Monday, Nov. 3: Part I, Chapter Three (CI: 198-218/SKS 1: 244-262) Monday, Nov. 10: Part I, Chapter Three (CI: 219-237/SKS 1: 263-278) Monday, Nov. 24: Part II, Intro. + Orientation (CI: 241-258/SKS 1: 281-296) Monday, Dec. 1: Part II, The Irony of Socrates (CI: 259-271/SKS 1: 297-309) Monday, Dec. 8: Part II, Irony after Fichte (CI: 272-286/SKS 13: 309-321) Monday, Dec. 15: Part II, Friedrich Schlegel (CI: 286-301/SKS 13: 321-334) Monday, Dec. 22: Part II, Tieck, Solger, Truth of Irony (CI: 301-329/SKS 13: 334-357) Date and Time: Mondays: 14.00-16:00 Location: Online via Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867 Language: English Text: Søren Kierkegaard, The Concept of Irony , Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1989. Søren Kierkegaard, Om Begrebet Ironie med stadigt Hensyn til Socrates, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 1, s. 59-357. København: GAD 1997. Participants and Registration: Open for all interested For registration, please send a mail to René Rosfort: rer@teol.ku.dk Registration closes on August 29, 2025."
"Cosmos and Human Health";"Center for Videnskab og Tro, CVT, University of Copenhagen";"2025-10-24";"08:45";"";"16:00";"Søren Kierkegaard Auditorium, Faculty of Theology, Njalsgade 76, Islands Brygge, Copenhagen";"Annual symposium at the cross-faculty Centre for Science and Faith";"Annual symposium at the cross-faculty Centre for Science and Faith Sign up for onsite attendance Register for onsite attendance Registration closes on 10 October 2025. Sign up for online attendance Register for online attendance Registration closes on 10 October 2025. Questions can be directed to ebn@teol.ku.dk. Programme 08.45-09.00 Coffee and refreshments 09.00-09.15 Welcome and introduction to CVT. Profs. Per Sangild, Niels Henrik Gregersen 09.15-09.50 Giulio Maspero, professor, Physics & Theology, Rome: Relationality in Physics and Theology 09.50-10.25 Johan Fynbo and Hans Fynbo, professors, Niels Bohr Institute, UCPH and Physics, Aarhus University: Science without Religion? Religion without Science? 10.25-10.40 Coffee/tea break 10.40-11.05 Pui Him Ip, postdoc, Faraday Institute of Science and Religion, Cambridge, UK: Niels Bohr and quantum theology 11.05-11.40 Sverre Holm, professor, Physics, Oslo: Acoustics in physics and an imagined science-religion conflict 11.40-12.15 Panel discussion - lead by Jens Pepke Pedersen, DTU-Space): The big questions 12.15-13.00 Lunch break 13.00-13.30 Christina Prinds, Ass. professor Midwifery, University of Southern Denmark: Birth as a scientific, existential and/or spiritual event? 13.30-14.00 Vibeke Brix Christensen, MD, ass. prof. Rigshospital/Doctors without Borders: Passion, science and faith in work for undernourished children 14.00-14.15 Coffee/tea break 14.15-14.50 Ola Saugstad, professor of Pediatrics, Oslo, Norway: Birth, breathing and passion for saving newborn life 14.50-15.15 Tobias Stripp, Postdoc, MD, Centre for Science and Faith, UCPH: Death as scientific, existential and/or spiritual event? 15.15-15.50 Panel discussion, Ph.D. Søren Kjær Bruun, Lead Chaplain, Rigshospital, Copenhagen: Science and faith in health institutions? 15.50-16.00 Niels Henrik Gregersen, Per Sangild, Johan Fynbo, CVT: Concluding remarks "
"SKC Seminar Autumn 2025";"Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2025-10-27";"14:00";"2025-10-27";"16:00";"Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867";"A Reading of The Concept of Irony Session 8: Part I, Chapter Two";"A Reading of The Concept of Irony 15 Sessions Monday, Sept. 1: Theses and Introduction (CI: 1-12/SKS 1, 59-74) Monday, Sept. 8: Part One, Chapter One (CI 13-27/SKS 1: 75-89) Monday, Sept. 15: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 27-62/SKS 1: 89-122) Monday, Sept. 22: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 62-96/SKS 1: 122-150) Monday, Sept. 29: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 96-128/SKS 1: 150-179) Monday, Oct. 6: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 128-156/SKS 1: 179-206) Monday, Oct. 20: Part I, Chapter Two (CI: 157-183/SKS 1: 207-230) Monday, Oct. 27: Part I, Chapter Two (CI: 183-197/SKS 1: 231-243) Monday, Nov. 3: Part I, Chapter Three (CI: 198-218/SKS 1: 244-262) Monday, Nov. 10: Part I, Chapter Three (CI: 219-237/SKS 1: 263-278) Monday, Nov. 24: Part II, Intro. + Orientation (CI: 241-258/SKS 1: 281-296) Monday, Dec. 1: Part II, The Irony of Socrates (CI: 259-271/SKS 1: 297-309) Monday, Dec. 8: Part II, Irony after Fichte (CI: 272-286/SKS 13: 309-321) Monday, Dec. 15: Part II, Friedrich Schlegel (CI: 286-301/SKS 13: 321-334) Monday, Dec. 22: Part II, Tieck, Solger, Truth of Irony (CI: 301-329/SKS 13: 334-357) Date and Time: Mondays: 14.00-16:00 Location: Online via Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867 Language: English Text: Søren Kierkegaard, The Concept of Irony , Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1989. Søren Kierkegaard, Om Begrebet Ironie med stadigt Hensyn til Socrates, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 1, s. 59-357. København: GAD 1997. Participants and Registration: Open for all interested For registration, please send a mail to René Rosfort: rer@teol.ku.dk Registration closes on August 29, 2025."
"SKC Seminar Autumn 2025";"Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2025-11-03";"14:00";"2025-11-03";"16:00";"Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867";"A Reading of The Concept of Irony Session 9: Part I, Chapter Three";"A Reading of The Concept of Irony 15 Sessions Monday, Sept. 1: Theses and Introduction (CI: 1-12/SKS 1, 59-74) Monday, Sept. 8: Part One, Chapter One (CI 13-27/SKS 1: 75-89) Monday, Sept. 15: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 27-62/SKS 1: 89-122) Monday, Sept. 22: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 62-96/SKS 1: 122-150) Monday, Sept. 29: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 96-128/SKS 1: 150-179) Monday, Oct. 6: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 128-156/SKS 1: 179-206) Monday, Oct. 20: Part I, Chapter Two (CI: 157-183/SKS 1: 207-230) Monday, Oct. 27: Part I, Chapter Two (CI: 183-197/SKS 1: 231-243) Monday, Nov. 3: Part I, Chapter Three (CI: 198-218/SKS 1: 244-262) Monday, Nov. 10: Part I, Chapter Three (CI: 219-237/SKS 1: 263-278) Monday, Nov. 17: Part II, Intro. + Orientation (CI: 241-258/SKS 1: 281-296) Monday, Nov. 24: Part II, The Irony of Socrates (CI: 259-271/SKS 1: 297-309) Monday, Dec. 1: Part II, Irony after Fichte (CI: 272-286/SKS 13: 309-321) Monday, Dec. 8: Part II, Friedrich Schlegel (CI: 286-301/SKS 13: 321-334) Monday, Dec. 15: Part II, Tieck, Solger, Truth of Irony (CI: 301-329/SKS 13: 334-357) Date and Time: Mondays: 14.00-16:00 Location: Online via Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867 Language: English Text: Søren Kierkegaard, The Concept of Irony , Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1989. Søren Kierkegaard, Om Begrebet Ironie med stadigt Hensyn til Socrates, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 1, s. 59-357. København: GAD 1997. Participants and Registration: Open for all interested For registration, please send a mail to René Rosfort: rer@teol.ku.dk Registration closes on August 29, 2025."
"SKC Seminar Autumn 2025";"Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2025-11-10";"14:00";"2025-11-17";"16:00";"Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867";"A Reading of The Concept of Irony Session 10: Part I, Chapter Three";"A Reading of The Concept of Irony 15 Sessions Monday, Sept. 1: Theses and Introduction (CI: 1-12/SKS 1, 59-74) Monday, Sept. 8: Part One, Chapter One (CI 13-27/SKS 1: 75-89) Monday, Sept. 15: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 27-62/SKS 1: 89-122) Monday, Sept. 22: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 62-96/SKS 1: 122-150) Monday, Sept. 29: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 96-128/SKS 1: 150-179) Monday, Oct. 6: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 128-156/SKS 1: 179-206) Monday, Oct. 20: Part I, Chapter Two (CI: 157-183/SKS 1: 207-230) Monday, Oct. 27: Part I, Chapter Two (CI: 183-197/SKS 1: 231-243) Monday, Nov. 3: Part I, Chapter Three (CI: 198-218/SKS 1: 244-262) Monday, Nov. 10: Part I, Chapter Three (CI: 219-237/SKS 1: 263-278) Monday, Nov. 24: Part II, Intro. + Orientation (CI: 241-258/SKS 1: 281-296) Monday, Dec. 1: Part II, The Irony of Socrates (CI: 259-271/SKS 1: 297-309) Monday, Dec. 8: Part II, Irony after Fichte (CI: 272-286/SKS 13: 309-321) Monday, Dec. 15: Part II, Friedrich Schlegel (CI: 286-301/SKS 13: 321-334) Monday, Dec. 22: Part II, Tieck, Solger, Truth of Irony (CI: 301-329/SKS 13: 334-357) Date and Time: Mondays: 14.00-16:00 Location: Online via Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867 Language: English Text: Søren Kierkegaard, The Concept of Irony , Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1989. Søren Kierkegaard, Om Begrebet Ironie med stadigt Hensyn til Socrates, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 1, s. 59-357. København: GAD 1997. Participants and Registration: Open for all interested For registration, please send a mail to René Rosfort: rer@teol.ku.dk Registration closes on August 29, 2025."
"SKC Seminar Autumn 2025";"Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2025-11-24";"14:00";"2025-11-24";"16:00";"Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867";"A Reading of The Concept of Irony Session 11: Part II, Intro. + Orientation";"A Reading of The Concept of Irony 15 Sessions Monday, Sept. 1: Theses and Introduction (CI: 1-12/SKS 1, 59-74) Monday, Sept. 8: Part One, Chapter One (CI 13-27/SKS 1: 75-89) Monday, Sept. 15: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 27-62/SKS 1: 89-122) Monday, Sept. 22: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 62-96/SKS 1: 122-150) Monday, Sept. 29: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 96-128/SKS 1: 150-179) Monday, Oct. 6: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 128-156/SKS 1: 179-206) Monday, Oct. 20: Part I, Chapter Two (CI: 157-183/SKS 1: 207-230) Monday, Oct. 27: Part I, Chapter Two (CI: 183-197/SKS 1: 231-243) Monday, Nov. 3: Part I, Chapter Three (CI: 198-218/SKS 1: 244-262) Monday, Nov. 10: Part I, Chapter Three (CI: 219-237/SKS 1: 263-278) Monday, Nov. 24: Part II, Intro. + Orientation (CI: 241-258/SKS 1: 281-296) Monday, Dec. 1: Part II, The Irony of Socrates (CI: 259-271/SKS 1: 297-309) Monday, Dec. 8: Part II, Irony after Fichte (CI: 272-286/SKS 13: 309-321) Monday, Dec. 15: Part II, Friedrich Schlegel (CI: 286-301/SKS 13: 321-334) Monday, Dec. 22: Part II, Tieck, Solger, Truth of Irony (CI: 301-329/SKS 13: 334-357) Date and Time: Mondays: 14.00-16:00 Location: Online via Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867 Language: English Text: Søren Kierkegaard, The Concept of Irony , Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1989. Søren Kierkegaard, Om Begrebet Ironie med stadigt Hensyn til Socrates, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 1, s. 59-357. København: GAD 1997. Participants and Registration: Open for all interested For registration, please send a mail to René Rosfort: rer@teol.ku.dk Registration closes on August 29, 2025."
"SKC Seminar Autumn 2025";"Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2025-12-01";"14:00";"2025-12-02";"16:00";"Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867";"A Reading of The Concept of Irony Session 12: Part II, The Irony of Socrates";"A Reading of The Concept of Irony 15 Sessions Monday, Sept. 1: Theses and Introduction (CI: 1-12/SKS 1, 59-74) Monday, Sept. 8: Part One, Chapter One (CI 13-27/SKS 1: 75-89) Monday, Sept. 15: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 27-62/SKS 1: 89-122) Monday, Sept. 22: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 62-96/SKS 1: 122-150) Monday, Sept. 29: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 96-128/SKS 1: 150-179) Monday, Oct. 6: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 128-156/SKS 1: 179-206) Monday, Oct. 20: Part I, Chapter Two (CI: 157-183/SKS 1: 207-230) Monday, Oct. 27: Part I, Chapter Two (CI: 183-197/SKS 1: 231-243) Monday, Nov. 3: Part I, Chapter Three (CI: 198-218/SKS 1: 244-262) Monday, Nov. 10: Part I, Chapter Three (CI: 219-237/SKS 1: 263-278) Monday, Nov. 24: Part II, Intro. + Orientation (CI: 241-258/SKS 1: 281-296) Monday, Dec. 1: Part II, The Irony of Socrates (CI: 259-271/SKS 1: 297-309) Monday, Dec. 8: Part II, Irony after Fichte (CI: 272-286/SKS 13: 309-321) Monday, Dec. 15: Part II, Friedrich Schlegel (CI: 286-301/SKS 13: 321-334) Monday, Dec. 22: Part II, Tieck, Solger, Truth of Irony (CI: 301-329/SKS 13: 334-357) Date and Time: Mondays: 14.00-16:00 Location: Online via Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867 Language: English Text: Søren Kierkegaard, The Concept of Irony , Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1989. Søren Kierkegaard, Om Begrebet Ironie med stadigt Hensyn til Socrates, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 1, s. 59-357. København: GAD 1997. Participants and Registration: Open for all interested For registration, please send a mail to René Rosfort: rer@teol.ku.dk Registration closes on August 29, 2025."
"SKC Seminar Autumn 2025";"Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2025-12-08";"14:00";"2025-12-08";"16:00";"Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867";"A Reading of The Concept of Irony Session 13: Part II, Irony after Fichte";"A Reading of The Concept of Irony 15 Sessions Monday, Sept. 1: Theses and Introduction (CI: 1-12/SKS 1, 59-74) Monday, Sept. 8: Part One, Chapter One (CI 13-27/SKS 1: 75-89) Monday, Sept. 15: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 27-62/SKS 1: 89-122) Monday, Sept. 22: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 62-96/SKS 1: 122-150) Monday, Sept. 29: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 96-128/SKS 1: 150-179) Monday, Oct. 6: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 128-156/SKS 1: 179-206) Monday, Oct. 20: Part I, Chapter Two (CI: 157-183/SKS 1: 207-230) Monday, Oct. 27: Part I, Chapter Two (CI: 183-197/SKS 1: 231-243) Monday, Nov. 3: Part I, Chapter Three (CI: 198-218/SKS 1: 244-262) Monday, Nov. 10: Part I, Chapter Three (CI: 219-237/SKS 1: 263-278) Monday, Nov. 24: Part II, Intro. + Orientation (CI: 241-258/SKS 1: 281-296) Monday, Dec. 1: Part II, The Irony of Socrates (CI: 259-271/SKS 1: 297-309) Monday, Dec. 8: Part II, Irony after Fichte (CI: 272-286/SKS 13: 309-321) Monday, Dec. 15: Part II, Friedrich Schlegel (CI: 286-301/SKS 13: 321-334) Monday, Dec. 22: Part II, Tieck, Solger, Truth of Irony (CI: 301-329/SKS 13: 334-357) Date and Time: Mondays: 14.00-16:00 Location: Online via Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867 Language: English Text: Søren Kierkegaard, The Concept of Irony , Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1989. Søren Kierkegaard, Om Begrebet Ironie med stadigt Hensyn til Socrates, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 1, s. 59-357. København: GAD 1997. Participants and Registration: Open for all interested For registration, please send a mail to René Rosfort: rer@teol.ku.dk Registration closes on August 29, 2025."
"SKC Seminar Autumn 2025";"Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2025-12-15";"14:00";"2025-12-15";"16:00";"Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867";"A Reading of The Concept of Irony Session 14: Part II, Friedrich Schlegel";"A Reading of The Concept of Irony 15 Sessions Monday, Sept. 1: Theses and Introduction (CI: 1-12/SKS 1, 59-74) Monday, Sept. 8: Part One, Chapter One (CI 13-27/SKS 1: 75-89) Monday, Sept. 15: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 27-62/SKS 1: 89-122) Monday, Sept. 22: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 62-96/SKS 1: 122-150) Monday, Sept. 29: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 96-128/SKS 1: 150-179) Monday, Oct. 6: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 128-156/SKS 1: 179-206) Monday, Oct. 20: Part I, Chapter Two (CI: 157-183/SKS 1: 207-230) Monday, Oct. 27: Part I, Chapter Two (CI: 183-197/SKS 1: 231-243) Monday, Nov. 3: Part I, Chapter Three (CI: 198-218/SKS 1: 244-262) Monday, Nov. 10: Part I, Chapter Three (CI: 219-237/SKS 1: 263-278) Monday, Nov. 24: Part II, Intro. + Orientation (CI: 241-258/SKS 1: 281-296) Monday, Dec. 1: Part II, The Irony of Socrates (CI: 259-271/SKS 1: 297-309) Monday, Dec. 8: Part II, Irony after Fichte (CI: 272-286/SKS 13: 309-321) Monday, Dec. 15: Part II, Friedrich Schlegel (CI: 286-301/SKS 13: 321-334) Monday, Dec. 22: Part II, Tieck, Solger, Truth of Irony (CI: 301-329/SKS 13: 334-357) Date and Time: Mondays: 14.00-16:00 Location: Online via Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867 Language: English Text: Søren Kierkegaard, The Concept of Irony , Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1989. Søren Kierkegaard, Om Begrebet Ironie med stadigt Hensyn til Socrates, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 1, s. 59-357. København: GAD 1997. Participants and Registration: Open for all interested For registration, please send a mail to René Rosfort: rer@teol.ku.dk Registration closes on August 29, 2025."
"SKC Seminar Autumn 2025";"Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre";"2025-12-22";"14:00";"2025-12-22";"16:00";"Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867";"A Reading of The Concept of Irony Session 15: Part II, Tieck, Solger, Truth of Irony";"A Reading of The Concept of Irony 15 Sessions Monday, Sept. 1: Theses and Introduction (CI: 1-12/SKS 1, 59-74) Monday, Sept. 8: Part One, Chapter One (CI 13-27/SKS 1: 75-89) Monday, Sept. 15: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 27-62/SKS 1: 89-122) Monday, Sept. 22: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 62-96/SKS 1: 122-150) Monday, Sept. 29: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 96-128/SKS 1: 150-179) Monday, Oct. 6: Part I, Chapter One (CI: 128-156/SKS 1: 179-206) Monday, Oct. 20: Part I, Chapter Two (CI: 157-183/SKS 1: 207-230) Monday, Oct. 27: Part I, Chapter Two (CI: 183-197/SKS 1: 231-243) Monday, Nov. 3: Part I, Chapter Three (CI: 198-218/SKS 1: 244-262) Monday, Nov. 10: Part I, Chapter Three (CI: 219-237/SKS 1: 263-278) Monday, Nov. 24: Part II, Intro. + Orientation (CI: 241-258/SKS 1: 281-296) Monday, Dec. 1: Part II, The Irony of Socrates (CI: 259-271/SKS 1: 297-309) Monday, Dec. 8: Part II, Irony after Fichte (CI: 272-286/SKS 13: 309-321) Monday, Dec. 15: Part II, Friedrich Schlegel (CI: 286-301/SKS 13: 321-334) Monday, Dec. 22: Part II, Tieck, Solger, Truth of Irony (CI: 301-329/SKS 13: 334-357) Date and Time: Mondays: 14.00-16:00 Location: Online via Zoom: https://ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/2188071867 Language: English Text: Søren Kierkegaard, The Concept of Irony , Howard V. Hong and Edna H. Hong. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1989. Søren Kierkegaard, Om Begrebet Ironie med stadigt Hensyn til Socrates, Søren Kierkegaards Skrifter, Bind 1, s. 59-357. København: GAD 1997. Participants and Registration: Open for all interested For registration, please send a mail to René Rosfort: rer@teol.ku.dk Registration closes on August 29, 2025."