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Voices for Europe: Rune Slothuus from Denmark (19.04.2021)
This series of podcast-interviews gives researchers from all over Europe a voice. How is the project of European integration viewed in different countries? What will the European Union look like after Brexit? We exchange views from different countries, talk about the specific backgrounds, and try to give an honest assessment of the state of the EU.
Rune Slothuus suggested to read:
Johannes V. Jensen: The Fall of the King (reprint) University of Minnesota Press 2011 (translated by Alan G. Bower).
Rune Slothuus also mentioned Henrik Pontoppidan (1857- 1943), a Danish writer known for his clear prose. His most famous book is Lykke Per. A recent and highly praised English translation is published with the Museum Tusculanum Press: A Fortunate Man, translated by Paul Larkin; with an Afterword by Flemming Behrendt.
Moderation: Felix Heidenreich (IZKT)
A project produced in cooperation with the Public Library of Stuttgart and Stiftung Geißstraße Stuttgart.
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By Internationales Zentrum für Kultur- und Technikforschung (IZKT) der Universität Stuttgart
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This series of podcast-interviews gives researchers from all over Europe a voice. How is the project of European integration viewed in different countries? What will the European Union look like after Brexit? We exchange views from different countries, talk about the specific backgrounds, and try to give an honest assessment of the state of the EU.
Rune Slothuus suggested to read:
Johannes V. Jensen: The Fall of the King (reprint) University of Minnesota Press 2011 (translated by Alan G. Bower).
Rune Slothuus also mentioned Henrik Pontoppidan (1857- 1943), a Danish writer known for his clear prose. His most famous book is Lykke Per. A recent and highly praised English translation is published with the Museum Tusculanum Press: A Fortunate Man, translated by Paul Larkin; with an Afterword by Flemming Behrendt.
Moderation: Felix Heidenreich (IZKT)
A project produced in cooperation with the Public Library of Stuttgart and Stiftung Geißstraße Stuttgart.