News about Litterature

Mikkel Jarle Christensen and Jesper Hjortenberg publish new book on police law

New published book by Mikkel Jarle Christensen and Jesper Hjortenberg

New review of Prof. Dan Zahavi’s book Being We

Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews has published a review of Dan Zahavi’s book Being We.

Presentation of the Book Baton

Join us on Thursday, 16 February from 10:00–11:00, when Professor Stine Jørgensen passes on the book baton to Research Assistant and PhD Kristian Würtz Hegaard, JUR WELMA, in the lounge at the library, Karen Blixens…

Konkurrence: Lav en anmeldelse af Kærlighed i Seoul af Sang Young Park

Kreativ boganmeldelseskonkurrence.

Pointing out Manicules in AM 76 8vo

Marginal annotations are a popular way to interact with a text; AM 76 8vo showcases manicules, a form of marginalia that literally gets the point across.

New exhibition at the library

Rubya Mehdi: Systems of Justice, Colonialism, Post-Colonialism, and Decolonialization. 4 September – 28 November 2025 Rubya Mehdi's paintings take their starting point from the history of colonialism to promote…

IDENTITY POLITICS - LEFT AND RIGHT

New book by Nils Holtug out on Oxford University Press

Call for Papers: The Night as a Private Space

Bertel Thorvaldsen, Natten, Thorvaldsens Museum, inventarnummer A901 (https://kataloget.thorvaldsensmuseum.dk/A901) Please note: This page contains an earlier Call for Papers. To see the conference programme and…

The Paul Auster Research Library Visiting Fellowship

2026 University of Copenhagen The Department of English, Germanic and Romance Studies calls for applications for the one-month annual Paul Auster Research Library Visiting Fellowship, University of Copenhagen, 2025 or…

Christian Kock publishes monograph on ’moving forms’

The book offers a theory of formal properties of art that are apt to afford strong aesthetic experience – a project resembling Aristotle’s in the Poetics. It cuts across all genres of literature and also includes…

Festschrift for Eva Andersson Strand

Friday 13 September we held a surprise reception for Professor Eva Andersson Strand, head of centre at CTR.

Are you writing your thesis this fall?

At Copenhagen University Library, South Campus we can help you find relevant literature for your projects. We offer a one-hour personal session in information retrieval when you are about to write your BA-thesis or your…

Literature offers a different kind of witnessing to environmental catastrophe

The human implications of environmental disasters Martyn Bone has for most of his professional career immersed himself in the richness of U.S. southern literature. Through this literary lens, he explores how social and…

A Prayer Book for the Entire Year — And Every Occasion

December means another year is coming to a close, at least according to our modern secular calendar. The liturgical year, on the other hand, has just begun with the first Sunday of Advent. A sixteenth-century prayer boo…

Let me guide you through this! The interaction between scribe and readers in the main manuscript of Konungs skuggsjá

The oldest and most complete manuscript of the Old Norwegian Konungs skuggsjá, AM 243 bα fol., offers a treasure trove of knowledge on various subjects. This immense encyclopaedic and didactic work can be hard to…

New book from Nordicom

New book from Nordicom: Audiovisual Content for Children and Adolescents in Scandinavia: Production, Distribution, and Reception in a Multiplatform Era.

Learned prehistory and Danish genealogies

A miscellany manuscript written by several hands contains some genealogical material thought to derive from a lost Icelandic saga known as *Skjǫldunga saga.

Dissecting Love in The Ninetheenth Century and Beyond

The Where Love Happens research group welcomed a group of international researchers to dissect love at the Medical Museum on a one-day symposium.

Romanticism and Love Special Collection for RÊVE

View the Where Love Happens Special Collection to RÊVE.

An Educational Poem by Petrus Riga

A previously unidentified fragment can now be shown to contain the educational poem De venditione Joseph by Petrus Riga.

Nete Nørgaard Kristensen celebrates the University Post's 50th birthday with an article in Politiken

Nete Nørgaard Kristensen from Section of Media Studies and Søren Eilers from Department of Mathematical Sciences write about why it is important to celebrate that the news medium survived for the past five decades.

New honorary doctors change our view of the past

At the university's traditional annual celebration, Årsfesten, in November, the new honorary doctors at UCPH are appointed. This year, the Faculty of Humanities is appointing two of the 11 new honorary doctors.

Chapter on Writing for children and young audiences

New chapter by Eva Novrup Redvall on screenwriting for children and audiences for The Palgrave Handbook of Screenwriting Studies. Find more information.

The Paul Auster Research Library Visiting Scholar

We are honoured to be able to host one of the most important scholars on Auster’s work, François Hugonnier is Associate Professor of American Literature at the University of Angers.