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VisitCopenhagen has created a great list of places to visit inspired by the life of Søren Kierkegaard
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Kierkegaard’s Copenhagen
Søren Kierkegaard walked the streets of Copenhagen and his promenades are world famous. Even today you can walk in his footsteps through his city. -
Søren Kierkegaard – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Søren Kierkegaard was born to an affluent family in Copenhagen. His mother, Ane Sørensdatter Lund Kierkegaard, had served as a maid in the household before marrying his father, Michael Pedersen Kierkegaard. She was an unassuming figure: quiet, plain, and not formally educated but Henriette Lund, her granddaughter, wrote that she “wielded the sceptre with joy and protected [Soren and Peter] like a hen protecting her children”. -
The Golden Days festival will be celebrating the festival
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Golden Days Golden Days
Golden Days is a large historical festival, which covers a period in Copenhagen’s history. The theme in 2013 is Søren Kierkegaard’s 200th birthday. -
The website isn’t really live yet, the official programme will be announced februrary of 2013
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Kierkegaard 2013Fra den 5. maj til d. 11. november 2013 markerer hele verden 200-års dagen for den berømte filosof, teolog og forfatter Søren Kierkegaard…
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You can download the official logo of the festival here
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Designmuseum Danmark Designmuseum Danmark
The Danish Design Museum in Copenhagen offers displays of decorative art, crafts, and industrial designs from the Western world and Asia from the late Middle Ages and up to the present. Earlier, the museum was the first public hospital in Denmark; The Royal Frederik’s Hospital, where Søren Kierkegaard was admitted and died in 1855. -
Designmuseum Danmark
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Søren Kierkegaard went to school in the building that now houses the Gyldendal publishers
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Gyldendal
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Søren Kierkeraard was given his Christian name in Helligånds Kirken
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Helligaandskirken Helligaandskirken
Helligaandskirken is a church on Strøget in Copenhagen. In 1813, the great Danish philosopher and theologian Søren Kierkegaard was christened in the church. -
Church of the Holy Ghost, Copenhagen – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Church of the Holy Ghost ( Danish: Helligåndskirken) in Copenhagen, Denmark, is one of the city’s oldest churches. The first abbey in Copenhagen was a Franciscan monastery founded in 1238, just 12 years after the death of Francis of Assisi. Prior to that, Archbishop Eskil had founded two Cistercian monasteries, Esrom Abbey and Herrevad Abbey. -
Helligåndskirken
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Kierkegaard’s funeral was held in The Church of our Lady
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Church of Our Lady Church of Our Lady
Visit the Copenhagen Cathedral, a setting of many important functions and events such as the funeral of Søren Kierkegaard in 1855 and the wedding of the Crown Prince Couple in 2004. In 1807, the cathedral was hit by a incendiary rocket during the British bombardment led by Admiral James Gambier and General Lord Cathcart. -
Church of Our Lady (Copenhagen) – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Church of Our Lady ( Danish: Vor Frue Kirke) is the cathedral of Copenhagen and the National Cathedral of Denmark. It is situated on Vor Frue Plads and next to the main building of the University of Copenhagen. -
Vor Frue Kirke
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Søren Kierkegaard is buried, alongside a number of famous people like H.C.Andersen at the Assistens Cemetary. Assisten Cemetary is a virtual oasis in a rough city neighbourhood, a stroll here is a must when visiting Copenhagen.
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Kulturcentret Assistens Kulturcentret Assistens
Get an insight into the cultural history of Copenhagen and visit Hans Christian Andersen’s and Søren Kierkegaaard’s graves. -
Assistens Cemetery (Copenhagen) – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Assistens Cemetery ( Danish: Assistens Kirkegård) in Copenhagen, Denmark, is the burial site of a large number of Danish notables as well as an important greenspace in the Nørrebro district. -
Søren Kierkegaards gravsted
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Not far from the grave of Søren Kierkegaard, you ind the grave of the famous fariytale author Hans Christian Andersen
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H.C. Andersens Gravsted
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Museum of Copenhagen Museum of Copenhagen
The Museum of Copenhagen provides a captivating and informative account of the city’s history. The museum also has a rare collection of Søren Kierkegaard’s personal belongings where furniture, portraits, purse and dedication copies of Kierkegaard’s works are exhibited. -
Københavns Museum
See 31 photos and 3 tips from 217 visitors to Københavns Museum. “Free on Friday, 10am to 5pm.” -
Søren Kierkegaard Statue by the Marble Church Søren Kierkegaard Statue by the Marble Church
You will find the Søren Kierkegaard Memorial Statue at The Marple Church. -
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Søren Kierkegaard’s memorial plaque Søren Kierkegaard’s memorial plaque
In the house, located at Nytorv until 1908, Søren Kierkegaard was born on 5 maj 1813. Today, the building houses Danske Bank. -
The Black Diamond The Black Diamond
The Black Diamond is an extension to the Royal Library in Copenhagen. The building also houses The National Museum of Photography, a bookshop, eateries and a concert and theatre hall. At the Black Diamond, you can see Søren Kierkegaard’s manuscripts which are kept safely in Royal Library’s Søren Kierkegaard Archive. -
The Royal Danish Theatre, Old Stage The Royal Danish Theatre, Old Stage
The Royal Theatre in Copenhagen has graced the Kongens Nytorv Square since 1748. The Royal Theatre’s has three main venues at its disposal: The Opera House, the Playhouse, and the Old Stage, the latter almost exclusively for ballet performances. Søren Kierkegaard was a frequent guest at The Royal Theatre, where he heard Mozart’s Don Juan. -
Søren Kierkegaard was confirmed into the Christian faith in the Church of Trinity
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Trinitatis Church Trinitatis Church
The Trinity Church is part of the 17th century Trinitatis Complex, which includes the Round Tower astronomical observatory tower and the Copenhagen University Library, in addition to the church. In 1829, Søren Kierkegaard was confirmed in Trinity Church because Church of Our Lady was burned down. -
Trinitatis Church – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Trinitatis Church is located in central Copenhagen, Denmark. It is part of the 17th century Trinitatis Complex, which includes the Rundetårn astronomical observatory tower and the Copenhagen University Library, in addition to the church. Built in the time of Christian IV, the church initially served the students of Copenhagen University. -
Trinitatis Kirke
See 37 photos and 3 tips from 157 visitors to Trinitatis Kirke. “Kulturnat er der god musik” -
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While you wait, take a look at this conspiracy-theory (in danish)
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Category: Undervisning
Som det måske er nogle bekendt er jeg frivillig ambassadør for EN AF OS kampagnen, der har som formål at gøre op med tvivl, tavshed og tabu om psykisk sygdom.
I den egenskab har jeg holdt oplæg for behandlere, administratorer og borgere i psykiatrien, her har jeg vedhæftet den jeg har rettet mod behandlere.
Titlen er en “lettere” omskrivning af en linie fra Metallicas sang “Sandman” 🙂
Præsentationen kan ikke rigtig stå alene, men det vil jeg råde bod på ved, i den kommende tid, at uddybe de enkelte punkter.
Målgruppen for den vedhæftede præsentation er behandlere i det psykiatriske behandligssystem, men jeg har også brugt den overfor borgere.
Kim Bach – EN AF OS – “Præsentation for behandlere”
ps. jeg måtte lige opdatere mine dias. Jeg er, i skrivende stund, indlagt på Psykiatrisk Center Glostrup til observation for mani, så nu har jeg været indlagt i alt 6 gange :-).
Jeg kan oplyse om at jeg synes der sket mange fremskridt siden jeg var indlagt første gang.
pps. jeg har fortalt hele min historie i billeder, dem kan du finde på dette flickr sæt:
Exit Night – Enter Light – The Passion and The Revelation
Så er du Muslim Kim?
Når det er Ramadan er jeg Muslim
Når det er Påske er jeg Jøde
Når det er Jul er jeg Kristen
Når det er Holi er jeg Hindu
Og når det er Dalai Lamas fødselsdag er jeg Buddihst
Hvornår er det Dalai Lamas fødselsdag Kim?
HVER DAG!
Copenhagen Skeptics in the Pub – Lone Frank: Når Naturen bliver Gud
Time: 10 August · 19:00 – 22:00
Location: Ørsted Ølbar – Nørre Farimagsgade 13, 1364 København K
Created by: Copenhagen Skeptics in the Pub
Drik mindst otte glas vand om dagen. Forebyg forkølelse med naturligt echinacea, og reparer dine hårdt prøvede celler med naturlige antioxidanter.
Naturligt er godt. Eller er det? Hvordan kan det være, at medicinalfirmaernes oprensede, statskontrollerede og efterprøvede produkter vækker mistillid, mens selvbestaltet “naturmedicin” uden dokumentation anses for sikkert?
#Ohøj:@Universe #define #title:”Copenhagen Skeptics in the Pub – Lone Frank: Når Naturen bliver Gud” #copSKEP #GRL:https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=259454364068100 (twitter)
#Ohøj:@Universe #define #title:”Copenhagen Skeptics in the Pub” #copSKEP #GRL:https://www.facebook.com/pages/Copenhagen-Skeptics-in-the-Pub/196123913753761 (twitter)
Myten om hvor meget (vand) man skal drikke http://www.kontinens.dk/page/231/ #copSKEP (twitter)
http://www.google.dk/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=man+skal+drikke+meget+vand #copSKEP (twitter)
Antioxydanter http://www.google.dk/search?aq=f&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=antioxidanter #copSKEP (twitter)
Vitaminer http://www.google.dk/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=vitaminer #copSKEP (twitter)
Multivitaminer – lad være siger Lone Frank – men tag D-vitaminer når der er mangel – ellers ikke http://www.google.dk/search?q=vitaminer #copSKEP (twitter)
echinacea solhat http://www.google.dk/search?q=echinacea+solhat #copSKEP (twitter)
ayurvedic medicine http://www.google.dk/search?aq=f&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=ayurvedic+medicine #copSKEP (twitter)
hømeopati http://www.google.dk/search?q=h%C3%B8meopati #copSKEP
men MIN SEO er bedre end DIN SEO #copSKEP (twitter)
The #Weddar in Ørsted Ølbar is…surprisingly mild #copSKEP (twitter)
Q:Hvad med B-vitaminer? er det også noget man skal passe på med? #copSKEP (twitter)
@Mi_Islay Broccoli? Jow god idé, men er det ikke for “naturligt”? (twitter)
Sry…There’s no s in community 🙂 (twitter)
Copenhagen Skeptics in the Pub – Lone Frank: Når Naturen bliver Gud var rigtig fint – I found God ♥ (facebook)
IKKE det femte element/den femte gradbøjning: God Bedre Bedst Ornli’ Naturli’
.@kmdk @Palnatoke @peterbrodersen tak i lige måde – efterlod d’herrer og damer i en “røgfyldt brun pose”, og dansede videre <3 #copSKEP (twitter)
twitter-søgninger dør efter et par uger #copSKEP – må se at få sat noget aggregering op 😉
Hej B,
Jeg var vred og chokeret og MEGET skuffet over ikke at blive informeret over tingenes tilstand, og jeg ville simpelthen slå de mennesker ihjel, eller dø i forsøget, på at stoppe dem hvis jeg havde været der, glæder mig at de gode drenge havde det på samme måde, sande Guds engle.
Jeg vil stoppe i Mjølnerparken, den egentlige grund – er det gået op for mig – er at det er for langt fra hvor jeg bor, og ikke kan passe det sammen med fuldtidsarbejde og et par ansatte i firmaet. Tilgengæld har jeg genoptaget samarbejdet med Lektier Online projektet, og Hjemmelektiehjælpen, hvor jeg rent faktisk har været koordinator siden i sommer 😉
Jeg hjælper MEGET gerne med IT, og vil fortsat gerne være med i Netværksgruppen, og komme til bestyrelsesmøder og arrangementer.
Kærlig hilsen
Kim
Den 30-November-2010, og for andet år i træk lykkedes det WEMIND at få stablet en Københavnsk TEDx begivenhed på benene, og det skal de have en stor tak for. Selve begivenheden foregik i “Pressen”, det tidligere avistrykkeri under Politikens Hus.
Jeg elsker viden, ideer og folk der virkelig brænder for det de gør, så TEDx ville jeg under ingen omstændigheder gå glip af.
TED er et globalt fænomæn hvor inivterede talere får 18 minutter til at dele deres ideer og passioner. TEDs kredo er “ideer der fortjener at blive udbredt” – “ideas worth spreading” – hvorvidt vi blev præsenteret for det tirsdag i “Pressen” undersøger jeg nedenfor.
Forstå dit biom
Det er en rigtig god idé at forstå at bakterierne er vore venner, eller måske rettere at vi skal forstå dem, og stræbe efter balance, det fortalte Professor Morten Sommer os om – det hedder tilsyneladende “biomet”. At dette er et højaktuelt emne er blevet understeget af NASAs annoncering af at der er opdaget liv på jorden, baterier, der har en helt anden biologi end vi har observeret tidligere, vi ved stadig ikke ret meget og bakterier.
Mod det uendelige univers
Jeg har altid synes at det er en god idé at udforske rummet, og at prøve at sigte efter det gennem open source tankegang, var det Kristian von Bengtson fra Copenhagen Suborbitals prøver at gøre, der kan være optakt til en gentagelse af 20ernes tyske “Raketenrummel”, og tænk hvis rumfartsprogrammet havde været “open source” fra 30erne og fremad, så var vi nok nået længere i dag. Og så skal man huske at filmen om Wernher von Braun hed “He aimed for the stars” (“but sometimes he hit London” blev det tilføjet) – raketteknologi har en skyggeside, det virker dog som om de civile programmer har fundet en fornuftig symbiose med myndighederne, det vigtigste for mig er “open source” tilgangen, noget der er i stærk kontrast til millitæret og vel også til Burt Rutans SpaceShip One/Two/White Knight.
1-2-3-4 GLÆDE!
Arbejdsglæde er også en god idé, noget der virker, og det blev demonstreret helt lavpraktisk 1-2-3-4 og vi var klar til at omfavne hinanden, tak til Alexander Kjerulf. Mine tanker gik til en kollega, der netop altid siger god morgen når jeg møder, og hvor glad jeg er for at hun gør det.
Vi er smukke
Lone Frank synes at vi skal dele vores smukke genom, og det synes jeg er en god idé, fordi det kan være med til at få os til at forstå vores samhørighed, og at vores genom er del af en flydende “strøm”. Den “personlige genom” revolution er lige om hjørnet, fortalte Lone Frank, jeg vil dog næppe bruge 6.000 kr. på det, og jeg kan ikke se hvorfor det ville være interessant for mig, så jeg vil nok holde mig på sidelinjen i denne revolution, men det er ihvertfald dybt fascinerende, og egentlig er jeg tilhænger af at man laver samfundstjeneste for Big Brother, noget jeg har gjort de sidste 3-4 år gennem sociale medier, det er i hvertfald at foretrække at vi “deler” frivilligt fremfor at det sker gennem ufrivillig overvågning.
Han HAR tøj på!
Martin Fernando Jakobsen vil have pladespillere i verdens flygtningelejre, og det er en god idé, jeg elskede også hans ydmyghed, jeg mener bestemt IKKE projektet er udtryk for “Kejserens nye klæder”, og man kunne se at de unge elskede det. Fik ikke fat i om musikken de unge producerer bliver udgivet, men det håber jeg.
Lad bjerget komme til Muhammad
Kaspar Colling Nielsen & Mik Thobo-Carlsen talte om den fuldstændig vilde idé, at bygge et 3.500m højt bjerg, Mount Copenhagen – eller “Rasmus Bjerg” som jeg synes det skulle hedde, udenfor København. Det er nok ikke en god idé at gennemføre det, men det er en rigtig god idé at tænke så vildt, jeg er overbevist om det er et projekt der rent faktisk er muligt at gennemføre, og jeg synes menneskeheden mangler superliga projekter som disse.
Min idé: “THAT is NOT a moon/to boldly go”
Hvis jeg skulle foreslå et projekt så ville det være at vi byggede en “Livsstjerne”, en rumstation gerne på størrelse med en måne, selv om mindre da også kan gøre det. Et projekt vi alle, under ledelse af Copenhagen Suborbitals og Mount Copenhagen, kan samarbejde om. Oplyst af arbejdsglæde bygger vi “Livsstjernen”, og lad os fylde den med vores smukke genomer, musik og kunst. Der bliver plads til alle, også til bakterierne, og det gælder også de arsen-baserede.
At det ikke er så langt ude som det lyder til, understreges af at der for tiden er en indsamlig på nettet der går ud på at købe en kommunikationssatellit – Buy This Satelitte, i skrivende stund er der indsamlet over $23.000 ud af det første mål på $150.000, hvis tempoet holder, så er det mål nået om 14 dage.
Ideer der fortjener udbredelse? Ja, det synes jeg! Se alle videoerne på http://video.tedxcopenhagen.com
1. There is no God – oops sorry There IS a God
2. You have no ownership of anything, except your life – oops sorry It’s not even YOUR life
Otherwise we got it pretty much right
Episode i Lufthaven i morges efterlod mig i choktilstand.
Jeg ville hjælpe en pyskisk syg, der havde prøvet af få hjælp længe, til bussen, det tog lang tid. 25 m fra busstoppestedet kommer en flok hjemmeværnswannabees rendede med walkietalkies, og vel også våben, og fører manden væk, 10 mand til at fcuke mit 45 minutters socialarbejde op, sikkert til politiet.
Himmelråbende amatører, få dog ansat nogle social-arbejdere.
Hvor mange fjolser har man ansat i Lufthavnen, til at lege røvere og soldater, og København skal være vært for, hvor mange, om en måned?
Manden ville for HELVEDE bare hjem til sin hund i Dragør.
Da jeg så går væk overhører jeg en samtale om at han OGSÅ havde generet dem. Jeg råbte efter dem at de får FOR meget i løn!!!
Jeg er RASENDE!!!!
Jeg skal tilføje at jeg rapporterede episoden til lufthavnens information, hvis civile personale, i øvrigt opførte sig eksemplarisk, empatisk og yderst korrekt og professionelt – de troede sørme jeg var fra politiet.
nå ja, også sendt til Kristeligt Dagblads Debat.mail
March the 24th 2009 is Ada Lovelace Day, the brainchild of Suw Charman-Anderson. Suw pledged to write a blog-post about a woman in tech that she admired, if at least 1,000 would make the same pledge, and since I’ve admired and been fascinated by Ada Lovelace since childhood, and especially after I read the wonderful book The Difference Engine, so I embraced the project, but at the same time I knew that it would be difficult for me to find just a woman in tech that I admire, that is because the list is long, and I’m happy to say that it’s actually getting longer.
In the end it turned out to be quite simple to name one single woman in “tech” that I admire, a woman that I’ve admired for 2,5 years since I met her at the wonderful BlogForum 2 – an initiative that we really need to revive – and almost did at Copenhagen Twitterfestival.
Since 2006 the woman I have in mind has become quite the celebrity, due to her uncompromising and relentless pursuit of the truth in the murky waters of the Danish tech-business, and this year she’s the natural selection, she’s the woman behind the mainstream breakthrough of the blog-media in Denmark, she is – of course – Bizzen/Toften: the journalist and blogger par excellence Dorte Toft.
Love/hate relationship with “tech”
I have a love/hate relationship with my field, the field known as “tech”. Tech is definitely one of the places where change is happening today, and I feel blessed that I’m involved in bringing this change.
But “Tech” is a field that is riddled by paradox. On one hand it’s crawling with greedy snake-oil salesmen, on the other it’s home to the most revolutionary, idealistic and altruistic people ever as well as some of the most wonderful concepts that humankind has ever come up with.
The problem with the snake-oil salesmen, is that, until now, they’ve pretty much got away with cheating their customers, the authorities, the business community and worst, their employees, and a lot of the snake-oil has been sold under the heading that Denmark is number one in tech.
It’s been a constant embarrassment to me, and I actually left the business four years ago, and it took me two years of “repenting” before I felt that could return to “tech”, and today I’m luckily to be employed by a tech-company that doesn’t carry any snake-oil.
Emperor’s new clothes
I’m just going to, briefly, mention the fact that Dorte Toft was the woman that noticed that Stein Bagger and IT Factory didn’t wear any clothes, thus exposing one of the biggest scams the Danish tech-sector has seen to date, but thank you Dorte for exposing these people, so that we can be protected against these predators and making it possible to feel proud about working in “tech” again.
Feminism isn’t “low-status”
What I’d rather celebrate today is that Dorte Toft is a self-proclaimed feminist, even though it’s – in her own words – a field that is “low-status”, and her labour of love “Nærmest Lykkelig I Nørdland” (“Almost happy in Geekland” – something got lost in translation sorry about that), where Dorte Toft has been writing and writing and writing about the benefits young women would have if the choose to join the so-called “though” fields, technology and science, a very noble cause.
I noticed that Dorte Toft also wrote a blog-post in observation of Ada Lovelace Day today. In this blog-post Dorte is pledging to return to “Nærmest Lykkelig I Nørdland”, I’m so, so happy to hear that, Dorte Toft has been toiling away, trying to ease young women into the fields of tech and science, and her work deserves so much more attention than the perpetual Stein Bagger saga.
To all the wonderful women that I’ve worked with, am working with and will work with in the future, thank you so, so much for putting up with us, we need you, and remember how far you’ve come.
When I mentioned to my father how much I loved having female managers, he simply said that he could never ever imagine have a female manager, I was appalled.
Women, “tech” is too important to be left to men
Women please don’t stop now, so that next time I’m in a position where I’m hiring tech-staff, I hope that I’ll receive applications from women. Looking at the number of students at the IT University in Copenhagen I’m quite optimistic that that would be the case.
DORTE TOFT: Please go work on “Nærmest Lykkelig I Nørdland”, I’m waiting for it, unlike the book about “Banditterne i habitterne” (“The Bandits In Suits”) – and remember feminism isn’t “low-status”!
YOUNG WOMEN: We really, really need you in the tech-sector. Tech is far too important to leave to us men, and listen to, and get inspired by Dorte Toft!
Celebrating the Enchantress of Numbers
I’ll close this post with these wonderful quotes.
We may see aptly that the Analytical Engine weaves algebraic patterns just as the Jacquard loom weaves flowers and leaves
Lady Ada Lovelace
Forget this world and all its troubles and if possible its multitudinous Charlatans – everything in short but the Enchantress of Numbers
Charles Babagge, inventor of the Analytical and Difference engines
Notes
If you want to learn more about the fascinating life of Ada Lovelace, daughter of Lord Byron, by many considered the inventor of programming languages, I’d strongly recommend “The Bride of Science: Romance, Reason, and Byron’s Daughter“, “Zeroes and Ones: Digital Women and the New Technoculture” and “The Difference Engine“.
I’m also building a “shrine” to Ada Lovelace on Algorim.dk, a result of “mellemrumssingulariteten” which was inspired by a young woman I know, this woman is, BTW., working in the purest field of them all 😉