Program - foråret 2007

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February 2007

Time: Thursday 22 February, 13.15-16.00h (CANCELLED due to snow. Seminar will be rescheduled for the autumn)

Venue: room 216, building 1442, Faculty of Theology

Internal seminar (in Danish)

Presentation of discussion paper on own project:

"Oplæg om Løgstrups Den etiske fordring og Kunst og erkendelse " ved ph.d., post doc. David Bugge (seminar postponed from from 30 Nov. 2006).

March 2007

Time: Thursday 22 March, 13.15-16.00h

Venue: room 216, building 1442, Faculty of Theology

Internal seminar (in Danish)

Topic: The research priority area's book project.

Presentation by Kirsten Nielsen and discussion of normativity, reception and transformation.

April 2007

Time: Thursday 26 April, 13.15-16.00h

Venue: room 216, building 1442, Faculty of Theology

Internal seminar (in Danish)

Topic: Milan Kundera's theory of novels. Presentation by David Bugge. Background material: Milan Kundera, Romankunsten. Essay , in Danish by Eva Andersen and Marie-May Mio Nielsen, Copenhagen 2001, p. 9-27 and Milan Kundera: De forrådte testamenter. Essay , in Danish by Lillian Munk Dahlgreen, Copenhagen 1993, p. 7-34. Copy of material will be handed out at the 22 March seminar.

May 2007

Time: Friday 11 Maj, 9.00-16.00h

Venue: Lecture theatre "Aud 1", building 1441, Faculty of Theology

Symposium (NB! lectures will be held in Danish)

Topic: "RomanTEOri." (theory of novels)

The novel is a special potential for theology. Not only has the story in Christianity been of great inspiration to novelists, but novels are also a constant source of inspiration for theological reflection. The fundamental conditions of human life are here given flesh and blood and a space where they can be acted out and recognised.
The seminar is open to all interested parties. In the morning sessions, three literary historians will demonstrate how the novel genre can shed light on a number of modern people's fundamental existential and philosophical problems. In the afternoon sessions, three scholars of theology and the study of religion will make fruitful suggestions for how to integrate the novel and theology.

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