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NORTHERN EUROPEAN (SCANDINAVIAN) THOUGHT

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• Northern European (Scandinavian) Literature

CONFERENCES

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PERSONS

• Denmark:
  • Soren Kierkegaard (1813 - 1855)
  • Louis Hjelmslev (1899-1965
• Iceland:
• Finland:
• Greenland:
• Norway:
• Sweden:

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SOURCES: SECONDARY

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UNIVERSITY PROGRAMMES / RESEARCH CENTRES / RESEARCH PROJECTS

Denmark:

• Aarhus University: Department of Philosophy

• Copenhagen University: Department of Education, Philosophy, Rhetoric: Philosophy Section

• Danish Research School in Philosophy, History of Ideas, and History of Science

Iceland:

• University of Iceland: Department of Philosophy

Finland:

• Åbo Akademi University: Department of Philosophy

• University of Helsinki: Department of Philosophy:

  • Faculty of Arts: Department of Philosophy: Group of Research on European thought

  • Faculty of Social Science: Department of Social and Moral Philosophy

• University of Jyväskylän: Department of Philosophy

• University of Turku: Department of Philosophy

Greenland:

• University of Greenland: 

Norway:

• University of Oslo: 

  • Filosofisk Institutt

  • History of Ideas Programme

Sweden:

• Göteburg University: 
  • Department of History of Ideas and Theory of Science
  • Department of Philosophy
• Lund University:
  • Department of History of Science and Ideas
  • Department of Philosophy
• Stockholm University:
  • Department of Comparative Literature and History of Ideas
  • Department of Philosophy
• Uppsala University: 
  • Department of History of Science and Ideas
  • Department of Philosophy

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