Library News

In an effort to be more timely with news announcements, the Soren Kierkegaard Newsletter will no longer include news and announcements. News from friends and other institutions is posted on the Other News page.


announcements

The most recent Soren Kirekegaard Newsletter is now posted on line.

Titles for possible review for the Søren Kierkegaard Newsletter are listed on the New Acquisitions page. Please contact Gordon Marino if you would like to submit a review of any of these or other publications.

The application deadline for all summer programs is March 15. This date will remain the same each year.

The application deadline for the Kierkegaard House Foundation fellowships has been moved to February 1. This date will
also remain the same each year starting in 2012. The decisions of the Board of the Kierkegaard House Foundation will be made at their annual meeting to take place on or near March 1, starting in 2012.

Visit the program page to get complete information about requirements for the program of your choice.zz

BOOK EXHIBITS

DATES ARE SET

June 27 and 28, 2012
Third George W. Utech Memorial Kierkegaard Seminar
for Kierkegaard scholars.
To be presented by John Davenport, Department of Philosophy, Fordham University; President, Soren
Kierkegaard Society (US)

July 6, 2012
Lecture for Summer Fellows by Professor Antony Aumann, Philosophy Dept., Northern Michigan University

November 2012
The Seventh Julia Watkin Memorial Kierkeaard Lecture - place and time TBA
To be presented by Ronald Green, Eunice and Julian Cohen Professor for the Study of Ethics and Human Values,
Department of Religion, Dartmouth College

thank you

Books, articles, and financial gifts were recently donated to the Library by the following people:
Friends of the Hong Kierkegaard Library, Wojtek Kaftanski, Owen C. Thomas, Shin Fujieda, Luiz Guerrero, Daphne Gioufkou, Katerina Markova, Gerhard Thonhauser, Robert Oh, JongHwan Hwang, Christopher Simpson, Jason Mahn, Edmund Santurri, Adam Buben, Patrick Stokes, Peder Hong, Lois Rand, Todd Nichol, David Coe, Jeanette Bresson Ladegaard Knox, Darya Loungina, Karel Eisses, Eric Lund, Robert Garaventa, John Plume, Makoto Mizuta, Sara Carvalhais, Timothy Wilder, Roman Kralik, Andras Nagy, Howard Tuttle, Kierkegaard House Foundation, Andrew Burgess, Nancy Mumm in memory of Ernest Ralph Walek.

 

RECENT EVENTS

The Spring Meeting of the Friends of the Hong Kierkegaard Library took place on May 8, 2012. A Business Meeting took place in the Library at 3:45 followed by dinner in Buntrock Commons at 5:00. A discussion among Friends followed in the LIbrary on the subject of Kierkegaard's social/political philosophy.

The Inaugural Talk in the Kierkegaard House Foundation Fellows Lecture Series was presented by Dr. Almut Furchert pm April 18, 2012 in Regents Hall on the St. Olaf campus. This lecture series will be ongoing, supported by the Hong Kierkegaard Library in assocation with the Kierkegaard House Foundation. Dr. Furchert's talk was entitled "Soren Kierkegaard as 'Physician of the Soul':Implications for the Philosophy of Mental Health and Healing".

The Sixth Julia Watkin Memorial KierkegaardLecture took place on November 1, 2011.
7:00 PM. Valhalla (Kings Room), Buntrock Commons
Professor Poul Lubcke from the University of Copenhagen in Denmark presentedt a lecture entitled:
"Kierkegaard, Climacus and the famous dictum: 'Subjectivity is Truth' ".

Second George W. Utech Memorial Kierkegaard Seminar - 2011
July 5 and 6, 2011. Location 2:00-4:00 PM, Buntrock Commons 142
Presenter:
Jon Stewart, Associate Research Professor, Søren Kierkegaard Research Centre at the University of Copenhagen; Foreign Member of the Royal Danish Academy of Arts and Sciences
Seminar Topics:
“Kierkegaard’s Notion of Appropriation and the Criticism of Hegelian Abstraction ” - July 5
“Kierkegaard and Hegel on Faith and Knowledge ” - July 6

SUMMER FELLOWS AND YOUNG SCHOLARS PROGRAMS - 2012

Young Scholars Program: June 26-July 20

St. Olaf Students:
Paul Cathey '13,
Rosalinda Darwin '12,
Katherine Kihs, '13,
Robert Riordan
'13,
Allison Rodriguez
'13.

Young Schoolars from Other Institutions
Arthur Adam (Eugene Lang College The New School for Liberal Arts) '12
Paul Adamski (Texas A & M) '13
Nicholas Chambers (Lincoln Christian University) '12
Matthew Cordella (Geneseo SUNY) '13
Aaron Fortune (Covenant College) '13
Palmer Gunderson (Beloit) '13
Ka-Ya Lee (Wesleyan) '13
Jesus Luzardo (University of Central Florida) '13
Michael Milpass (University of Chicago) '12
Carson Monetti (Swarthmore) '11
Michael Robinson (Lincoln Christian University) '12
Emma Soergaard (University of Copenhagen) '13
Jacob Stubbs (Berry College) '13
Madeleine Wattenberg (Centre College) '12
Andrew Weller (Valparaiso) '12

 

SUMMER FELLOWS PROGRAM: June 3 - July 31

Jamie Aroosi (CUNY)
Brian Barlow (professor, Anderson University)
Taylor Brorby (Hamline)
Janaki Challa (New York University)
Jason Cruze (Biola University)
Christina Danko (Claremont Graduate University)
Perry Dixon (Wake Forest University, School of Divinity)
Aaron Edwards (Aberdeen, UK)
Thomas Fauth Hansen (Soren Kierkegaard Research Centre at the University of Copenhagen)
Gabriel Ferreira da Silva (UNISINOS, Brazil)
Meghan Florian (Duke University Divinity School)
Roe Fremstedal (professor, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, NTNU)
Ken Geter (University of Denver/Iliff School of Theology)
Deidre Green (Claremont Graduate University)
Tim Hall (Union Institute and University; teacher, Franklin Academy)
Daniel Marrs (Baylor University)
Frances Maughan-Brown (Boston College)
Rachel Moran (George Mason University, '13)
Myriam Moreira Protasio (State Univeristy of Rio de Janeiro, UER, Brazil)
Katalin Nun (Copenhagen, Denmark; freelance editor, researcher, and writer)
Ian Panth (Baylor University)
Guadalupe Pardi (translation team, Biblioteca Kierkegaard Argentina; teacher, St. Martin in the Fields School, Buenos Aires)
Jared Patterson (University of Houston, '12)
Paulo Pena (Universidad de Guadalajara, Mexico)
Milan Petkanic (professor, The University of St. Cyril and Methodius (UCM) in Trnava, Slovakia)
Richard Purkarthofer (professor, University of Wuppertal, Germany)
Nicholas Rogerson (University of Toledo)
Christopher Shaw (University of Oxford, UK)
Rachel Hunt Steenblik (Claremont Graduate University)
Coran Stewart (Fordham University)
Jon Stewart (professor, Soren Kierkegaard Research Centre at the University of Copenhagen)
Anna Strelis (The New School for Social Research)
Seth Thomas (Lincoln Christian University)
Gudmundur Thorbjornsson (University of Copenhagen)
Carson Webb (Syracuse University)
Matthew Wilson (Trinity Evangelical Divinity School)

 

 

Summer Fellows 2013 information

 

Danish-Kierkegaard Course — June 25 - July 20, 2012

Professor Sinead Ladegaard Knox
Research associate, Department of Public Health, University of Copenhagen; Instructor at DIS, affiliated with the University of Copenhagen; Ethics consultant at the NICU, University Hospital of Copenhagen, Rigshospitalet; Member of the Clinical Ethics Committee for Paediatrics, University Hospital of Copenhagen, Rigshospitalet; President of the Danish Society for Philosophical Practice; Member of the Nordic Network of Kierkegaard Research

Participating Scholars:

Paul Adamski, Matthew Cordella, Christina Danko, Ken Geter, Deidre Green, Irina Kruchinina, Rachel Hunt Steenblik, Daniel Marrs, Frances Maughan-Brown, Rachel Moran, Ian Panth, Guadalupe Pardi, Coran Stewart, Carson Webb,Matthew Wilson.

Danish Kierkegaard Course information for 2013

SCHOLARS PARTICIPATING IN THE PROGRAMS OF THE HONG KIERKEGAARD LIBRARY IN SUMMER 2012 ARE COMING FROM 14 COUNTRIES AND 15 STATES.

 

KIERKEGAARD HOUSE FOUNDATION FELLOWSHIPS, 2012-2013

Carl Hughes (Emory PhD, '12; St. Olaf, '03) September 1, 2012 - August 31, 2013
Irina Kruchinina (Lomonosov Moscow State University, PhD candidate) June 1, 2012-February 28, 2013
Deidre Green (Claremont Graduate University) March 1, 2013-August 31, 2013.

The Kierkegaard House Foundation considers applications only once a year. Applications will be accepted from September 1 through February 1 for openings beginning the following September. (For example, an application received by February 1, 2013 will be considered for openings as of September 2013 and later.)

Visit the Kierkegaard House Foundation Fellowship page for information about applying for a fellowship.