203 research outputs found
Is there a European university model? New evidence on national path dependence and structural convergence
No full textStig Dagerman
No full textSpecial feature issue on the Swedish author Stig Dagerman (1923-1954) with editorial by Anders Hallengren and original contributions by Johan Cullberg, Lotta Lotass, Tom Karlsson, Urban Forsgren, Bengt Söderhäll (2), Björn Ranelid, Bert Ekengren and Jöran Mjöberg along with texts by the author.</p
”Ja, denna stig är stigarnas stig” : Taoistiska influenser i Vilhelm Ekelunds verk
No full textMattias Aronsson, ”Ja, denna stig är stigarnas stig”. Taoistiska influenser i Vilhelm Ekelunds verk (“Yes, this path is the path of paths”. Taoist influence in the works of Vilhelm Ekelund) In this article I show how Taoist philosophy has influenced the Swedish poet, essayist and aphorist Vilhelm Ekelund. I note that the author mentions the Taoist philosophers Lao Tzu and Chuang Tzu and discusses their ideas on a couple of occasions in his later works (Atticism – Humanism, 1943; Plus salis–, 1945). Examples of such explicit influence can also be found in Ekelund’s private notebooks, posthumously published in two volumes: Hemkomst och flykt (1972) and Ur en scholaris’ verkstad (1974). I argue that Taoist philosophy implicitly influenced the Swedish author as early as the second part of the 1910’s – when he started to emphasize such principles as moderation, composure, dispassion and non-desire in his writing. I also discuss other important ideals which Ekelund shared with the Taoist philosophers, such as poverty, humility, simplicity and dishonour. Finally, I see a parallel in the anti-intellectual aspects of Taoist thinking and Ekelund’s use of the term misologi (misology), a word which often has positive connotations in his works. In Ekelund’s prose, as well as in the famous Taoist text Tao Te Ching, excessive intellectualism is frequently criticized
”Ja, denna stig är stigarnas stig” [Elektronisk resurs] : Taoistiska influenser i Vilhelm Ekelunds verk
No full textMattias Aronsson, ”Ja, denna stig är stigarnas stig”. Taoistiska influenser i Vilhelm Ekelunds verk (“Yes, this path is the path of paths”. Taoist influence in the works of Vilhelm Ekelund) In this article I show how Taoist philosophy has influenced the Swedish poet, essayist and aphorist Vilhelm Ekelund. I note that the author mentions the Taoist philosophers Lao Tzu and Chuang Tzu and discusses their ideas on a couple of occasions in his later works (Atticism – Humanism, 1943; Plus salis–, 1945). Examples of such explicit influence can also be found in Ekelund’s private notebooks, posthumously published in two volumes: Hemkomst och flykt (1972) and Ur en scholaris’ verkstad (1974). I argue that Taoist philosophy implicitly influenced the Swedish author as early as the second part of the 1910’s – when he started to emphasize such principles as moderation, composure, dispassion and non-desire in his writing. I also discuss other important ideals which Ekelund shared with the Taoist philosophers, such as poverty, humility, simplicity and dishonour. Finally, I see a parallel in the anti-intellectual aspects of Taoist thinking and Ekelund’s use of the term misologi (misology), a word which often has positive connotations in his works. In Ekelund’s prose, as well as in the famous Taoist text Tao Te Ching, excessive intellectualism is frequently criticized.</p
Att framställa det oframställbara. Stig Larssons poesi och det postmoderna
No full textThe paper constitutes an analysis of the poetry of Stig
Larsson in the context of the postmodern break-up of traditional
definitions of literary genres. The characteristic features of the
Swedish poet's work are ambiguity, fragmentation, rich intertextual
references, and, most importantly, a radically undefined, diffuse
persona of the speaker, no longer able to organize the presented
world. Larsson's poetry is rich in lexical, semantic and syntactic
experimentation. The poet suggests a change in the relation
between the author and the reader
Att framställa det oframställbara. Stig Larssons poesi och det postmoderna
No full textThe paper constitutes an analysis of the poetry of Stig Larsson in the context of the postmodern break-up of traditional definitions of literary genres. The characteristic features of the Swedish poet\u27s work are ambiguity, fragmentation, rich intertextual references, and, most importantly, a radically undefined, diffuse persona of the speaker, no longer able to organize the presented world. Larsson\u27s poetry is rich in lexical, semantic and syntactic experimentation. The poet suggests a change in the relation between the author and the reader
Item 4: Workshop on Open digital collections
No full textA workshop on data science and digital collections was held in December 2019, aimed primarily at staff from research libraries, who provide services and support to researchers, students and other library users. The purpose of the workshop was to provide information and create an understanding of how to access and use the digital collections. Specifically, how to use APIs for searching and extraction of data in order to foster these competencies. Workshop programme, presentations and instructions are included.
File 4.1 [in Danish]: Program workshop om åbne digitale kulturarvsdata og digital literacy
File description: This file contains the workshop programme, including small abstracts and learning objectives.
Authors: Stig Svenningsen, Ditte Laursen
File 4.2 [In Danish]: Præsentation Merete Sanderhoff ”Derfor den åbne digitale kulturarv”
File description: This file contains a presentation of the potential of open cultural heritage data, based on experiences from the National Gallery of Denmark
Author: Merete Sanderhoff
File 4.3 [In Danish]: ”Derfor API som baggrund for formidler af kulturarvsdata”
File description: This file contains a presentation of the potential of museums’ digital resources, in particular in the form of digital data through API’s, based on experiences from the National Museum of Denmark.
Author: Jacob Wang
File 4.4 [In Danish]: ”Undervisnings- og forskningsperspektiver på åbne digitale samlinger”
File description: This file contains a presentation about bias in archives and implications for education and research.
Author: Helle Strandgaard Jensen
File 4.5 [In Danish]:”Etiske og metodiske udfordringer ved brugen af digitale samlinger”
File description: This file contains a presentation on the ethical and methodological challenges of the use of open cultural heritage data.
Author: Mette Kia Krabbe Meyer
File 4.6 [In Danish]: ”Et overblik over nuværende digitale samlinger”
File description: This file contains a presentation of the principles of acquisition and digitization over time and the challenges and continued development of open cultural heritage data from the perspective of the Royal Danish Library.
Author: Ditte Laursen
File 4.7 [In Danish]: Hands-on find data fra Det Kongelige Bibliotek’s samlinger
File description: This file contains a presentation introducing search possibilities in digital cultural heritage portals and discusses the relationship between digital objects and physical works.
Author: Mette Colding Dahl
File 4.8 [In Danish]: ”Hent data via en API” og data repositorie”
File description: This file contains a presentation that is a hands-on introduction to data extraction from an API. The presentation includes a cookbook and an example to illustrate the steps of the cookbook.
Author: Stig Svenningse
Stig Dagerman – the existentialist? : - Island of the Doomed in the light of five existentialist thinkers
No full textIs the Swedish author Stig Dagerman an existentialist? This work takes a close look at Dagerman’s novel Island of the Doomed to see if it is possible to consider it an expression of existentialist thinking and to see if it interacts with any specific existentialist tradition. Dagerman’s novel was compared with select works of five existentialist thinkers – Søren Kierkegaard, Martin Heidegger, Jean-Paul Sartre, Albert Camus and Karl Jaspers, all read in the light of the four categories of existentialistic thinking identified by the Swedish scholar Lennart Koskinen. All the four categories appeared to be central themes within the novel and a few subcategories were identified. An analysis based on these subcategories showed that the novel had obvious similarities with all of the five existentialistic thinkers. The main conclusion of my work is thus: it is reasonable to consider Stig Dagerman’s novel Island of the Doomed an expression of existentialist thinking, but it doesn’t match any specific existentialist tradition. Dagerman is therefore to be considered an independent existentialist
Stig Dagerman – the existentialist? : - Island of the Doomed in the light of five existentialist thinkers
No full textIs the Swedish author Stig Dagerman an existentialist? This work takes a close look at Dagerman’s novel Island of the Doomed to see if it is possible to consider it an expression of existentialist thinking and to see if it interacts with any specific existentialist tradition. Dagerman’s novel was compared with select works of five existentialist thinkers – Søren Kierkegaard, Martin Heidegger, Jean-Paul Sartre, Albert Camus and Karl Jaspers, all read in the light of the four categories of existentialistic thinking identified by the Swedish scholar Lennart Koskinen. All the four categories appeared to be central themes within the novel and a few subcategories were identified. An analysis based on these subcategories showed that the novel had obvious similarities with all of the five existentialistic thinkers. The main conclusion of my work is thus: it is reasonable to consider Stig Dagerman’s novel Island of the Doomed an expression of existentialist thinking, but it doesn’t match any specific existentialist tradition. Dagerman is therefore to be considered an independent existentialist
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