bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Kolofon
Authors: Ørum Anders
Published: February 2019

1. udgave, december 1992 ISBN 87-88524-32-9   © Forfatterne Redaktion: Anders ØromAnsvarshavende: Anders Ørom Layout: Bruno Kjær Billedkunst: Bruno Kjær
Kritikken af det kognitive paradigme i informationsvidenskaben
Authors: Dall Henrik , Havnø Peter
Published: February 2019

Intet abstract
Mysteriet om den gode bog
Authors: Emerek Leif
Published: February 2019

Anmeldelse af Leif Emerek
Information Economics
Authors: Jensen Jesper Bo
Published: February 2019

Anmeldt af Jesper Bo Jensen
Kolofon
Authors: Evald Pierre
Published: February 2019

TEMA: Organisationsændringer i nordiske folkebiblioteker1. udgave, februar 1993  ISBN 87-88524-35-3   © Forfatterne Redaktion: Pierre EvaldAnsvarshavende: Pierre EvaldOmslag og layout: Bruno Kjær
Fra bureakrati til ad-hockrati - personaleudvikling og uddannelse
Authors: Thorhauge Jens
Published: February 2019

Intet abstract
Helsingør-manifestet. Statements om biblioteksarbejdets organisering
Authors: Evald Pierre
Published: February 2019

Intet absract
Ingredienser för et nytt, bättre liv
Authors: Haavisto Tuula
Published: February 2019

Anmeldelse af Tuula Haavisto
Med røtter i framtiden
Authors: Madsen Richard
Published: February 2019

Intet abstract
Folkebiblioteket mellem kundskaber og hverdagsliv
Authors: Lund Niels Westfeld
Published: February 2019

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Det kognitive perspektiv
Authors: Gjørtz Berit
Published: February 2019

Anmeldelse af Berit Gjørtz
Systemudvikling i et in-house miljø:Folketingets emneordssystem som case-studie
Authors: Ingwersen Peter
Published: February 2019

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Dansk pædagogisk forsknings repræsentation i internationale databaser 2
Authors: Larsen Michael Søgaard
Published: February 2019

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Kolofon
Authors: Ørum Anders
Published: February 2019

1. udgave, september 1994 ISBN 87-88524-44-2   © Forfatterne Redaktion: Anders ØromAnsvarshavende: Anders Ørom        Layout: Bruno Kjær Billedkunst: Thorvald Odgaard
BDI-faget "faglitteratur": fortid, nutid og fremtid
Authors: Hjørland Birger
Published: February 2019

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Introduktion til BDI-arbejdet med Science-fagene
Authors: Horsten Vibeke
Published: February 2019

Intet abstract
At sætte brugerne i centrum
Authors: Jensen Ole
Published: February 2019

Anmeldelse af Ole Jensen
Att analysera folkbiblioteksutveckling : exemplet Sverige och några jämførelser med USA
Authors: Torstensson Magnus
Published: February 2019

Intet abstract
"Money, money, money -": hvor frie må markedskrefterne være i et framtidsrettet bedriftsbibliotek?
Authors: Ustvedt Tordis
Published: February 2019

Intet abstract
De stille eksistenser
Authors: Strand Bente
Published: February 2019

Intet abstract
Bogtrykkerhistorieforskning
Authors: Bruhns Svend
Published: February 2019

En anmeldelse af Svend Bruhns
Fund og Forskning
Authors: Bruhns Svend
Published: February 2019

En anmeldelse af Svend Bruhns
En informationsvidenskabelig domæneanalyse af faget journalistik: Om journalisters informationsbehov, arbejdsmetoder og kildebrug
Authors: Fainburg Linda Isabella
Published: February 2019

Intet abstract
Organisations- og teknologiudvikling i forskningsbibliotekerne
Authors: Von Hielmcrone Harald
Published: February 2019

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Kun hvis jeg bliver førsteforfatter
Authors: Bruhns Svend
Published: February 2019

Intet abstract
CD-ROM eller online?
Authors: Jepsen Erik Thorlund
Published: February 2019

Anmeldelse af Erik Thorlund Jepsen
Informationens skygge og foran
Authors: Nielsen Marianne Lykke
Published: February 2019

Anmeldelse af Marianne Lykke Nielsen
Kolofon
Authors: Evald Pierre
Published: February 2019

Festskrift til Henning Gimbel 1. udgave, juni 1996 ISBN 87-88524-52-3   © Forfatterne  Redaktion: Pierre Evald Børge Sørensen Ansvarshavende: Pierre Evald  Layout og grafik: Bruno Kjær
Bibliotekslederforeningen og dens forløbere
Authors: Pedersen Egon
Published: February 2019

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Ett Välstädat hus
Authors: Ristarp Jan
Published: February 2019

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Udvikling på Herning Centralbibliotek
Authors: Hansen Egon
Published: February 2019

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Forskningsevaluering i videnskabsteoretisk belysning
Authors: Hjørland Birger
Published: February 2019

Intet abstract
Styring af forskning
Authors: Bruhns Svend
Published: February 2019

Anmeldelse af Svend Bruhns
Relevans: kvalitet eller kvantitet? - Forsøg på en begrebsmæssig afklaring
Authors: Heie Birgit
Published: February 2019

Intet abstract
Danske kerneord
Authors: Bruhns Svend
Published: February 2019

Anmeldelse af Svend Bruhns
Kolofon
Authors: Ørum Anders
Published: February 2019

1. udgave, december 1997 ISBN 87-88524-58-2   © Forfatterne Redaktion: Anders Ørom Søren BrierAnsvarshavende: Anders Ørom Layout: Bruno Kjær Billedkunst: Per Adolfsen
Billedarkiver i dagbladsredaktioner - En servicevirksomhed
Authors: Ørnager Susanne
Published: February 2019

Intet abstract
Aalborg Universitetsbibliotek som virtuelt bibliotek
Authors: Kvist Karen Grundvad
Published: February 2019

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Indeksering i semiotisk og kognitivt sementisk perspektiv
Authors: Thellefsen Torkild , Thellefsen Martin
Published: February 2019

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IR-forskningstraditioner belyst ud fra Winograd og Flores' teorier
Authors: Nordentoft Christine
Published: February 2019

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Informationssøgning og intelligente agenter. En teoretisk fremstilling af brugen af intelligente agenter inden for biblioteksverdenen til informationssøgning på Internettet
Authors: Andersen Jack
Published: February 2019

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Lovgrundlaget for Ruslands biblioteker
Authors: Pedersen Poul Flou
Published: February 2019

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En god bog er også et lægemiddel. Biblioterapi i Rusland
Authors: Adrian Erik
Published: February 2019

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Vor videnskab har sine særlige funktioner
Authors: Stoljarov Jurij Nikolajeviitsj
Published: February 2019

oversat fra russisk af Erik Adrian
Bogbrænding i Jekaterinburg
Authors: Adrian Erik
Published: February 2019

Itet abstract
Rumænske biblioteker - på vej mod nye udfordringer i år 2000
Authors: Filip Christina Laura
Published: February 2019

oversat fra engelsk af Marianne Lykke Nielsen
Opbyggelige tanker om hypertekst
Authors: Thellefsen Thorkild Leo
Published: February 2019

Intet abstract
Nordkons Internet guide
Authors: Lipke Flemming Hvam , Pedersen Peder Michael
Published: February 2019

Intet abstract
Projekt Spørg Biblioteket - en stumper service for bibliotekarer
Authors: Sølberg Gitte
Published: February 2019

Intet abstract
Internet, World Wide Web og netværk
Authors: Steffensen Jan B.
Published: February 2019

Anmeldelse
Børn i det kreative samfund
Authors: Johannesen Eva Harpøth
Published: February 2019

Intet abstract
Børnebiblioteket og de nye omverdensforventninger
Authors: Schaltz Pernille
Published: February 2019

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Projekt børnekulturkonsulent
Authors: Schaltz Pernille
Published: February 2019

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Open Learning Center/Det Åbne Læringscenter
Authors: Have Charlotte Junggreen
Published: February 2019

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Kreativ bogføling - fra visionært fællesskab til fælles vision
Authors: Gilling Susanne , Graabech Bettina
Published: February 2019

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E-bogen og bibliotekernes formidling
Authors: Fjord Esben
Published: February 2019

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Distraktioner og digital litteratur
Authors: Vigh Pia
Published: February 2019

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Relevans og erkendelsens sociale grundlag
Authors: Christensen Frank Sejer
Published: February 2019

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Produktudvikleres informationsadfærd og brug af informationskilder: Konsekvenser for søge- og informationssystemer
Authors: Hertzum Morten
Published: February 2019

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Kolofon
Authors: Moring Camilla , Schreiber Trine
Published: February 2019

1. udgave, oktober 2002 ISBN 87-88524-72-8 ISSN 0106-2514   © Forfatterne Redaktion: Hans Jørn Nielsen Marianne Lykke Nielsen Erik Thorlund Jepsen Marianne Hummelshøj Camilla MoringAnsvarshavende: Camilla Moring og Trine Schreiber Layout og grafik: Bruno Kjær
Videnstyring som analyse af organisationens viden
Authors: Schreiber Trine
Published: February 2019

Intet abstract
Videnstyring og videnregnskaber: perspektiver på videnregnskabets anvendelse i organisationen
Authors: Moring Camilla
Published: February 2019

Intet absctract
At kaste lys over lederne og ledelsen i danske biblioteker
Authors: Klausen Kurt Klaudi
Published: February 2019

ANMELDELSE:Johannsen, Carl Gustav & Pors, Niels Ole (2001)Ledere og ledelse i danske biblioteker, Frederiksberg, Bibliotekarforbundet, 2001. 81 sider. ISBN: 87-982211-0-8.
Kolofon
Authors: Skov Annette
Published: February 2019

TEMA: Børn og Folkebiblioteker: Aktuelle værdier og udfordringer i kreativitetssamfundet 1. udgave, oktober 2003 ISBN 87-88524-74-4 ISSN 0106-2514 © Forfatterne Redaktion Hans Jørn Nielsen (ansvh.) Marianne Lykke Nielsen Camilla Moring Redaktør af dette nummer: Annette Skov Layout Bruno Kjær Billedkunst Bruno Kjær - »Skyggernes bibliotek« Foto: Orla Nielsen
Kolofon
Authors: Dahlkild Nan , Lund Niels D.
Published: February 2019

1. udgave, marts 2004ISBN 87-88524-75-2 ISSN 0106-2514TEMA: Kulturarv © Forfatterne og Danmarks Biblioteksskole Det er tilladt at kopiere frit til privat brug med tydelig kildeangivelse. Kopiering i større omfang til undervisningsbrug o.l. kan kun ske efter indhentning af forfatternes og Danmarks Biblioteksskoles tilladelse eller i henhold til kopieringsaftale med Copy-DanRedaktion Hans Jørn Nielsen (ansvh.) Marianne Lykke Nielsen Camilla Moring Lennart BjörnebornRedaktør af dette nummer: Nan Dahlkild og Niels D. LundLayout Bruno Kjær
Udenlandske skønlitterære klassikere på dansk 1967-99 Træk af en udgivelseshistorie
Authors: Eriksson Rune
Published: February 2019

Intet abstract.
Bibliotekshistorie og kulturarv Formidling af et 250 års jubilæum
Authors: Kragelund Patrick
Published: February 2019

Intet abstract.
Diskursanalyse som metode til identificering af kollektive informationsbehov
Authors: Schreiber Trine
Published: February 2019

Artiklens formål er at diskutere hvordan diskursanalysen kan anvendes som metode til identificering af kollektive informationsbehov. For det første ses der på Sanna Taljas arbejde med diskursanalysen med hensyn til både de teoretiske overvejelser om analysen generelt set og de mere fagspecifikke problemstillinger i relation til begrebet informationsbehov. Inspireret af Taljas arbejde foretages der for det andet en konkret diskursanalyse af et indsamlet materiale, der er hentet fra området af de mange aktuelle indsatser for etablering af netværk mellem videnskab og virksomheder. Analysematerialet består dels af en indspillet mødesamtale mellem nogle forskere og nogle virksomhedsfolk vedrørende indgåelse af en eventuel netværksaftale, og dels to udvalgte teoretiske tekster af henholdsvis Ulrich Beck og Helga Nowotny m.fl. Analysen af det teoretiske materiale bliver referencerammen for fortolkningen af det empiriske materiale. For det tredje gives der en konklusion på den konkrete anvendelse af diskursanalysen til identificering af kollektive informationsbehov på det beskrevne område. Analyseresultatet antyder, at der i debatten om netværksprojekterne eksisterer nogle konflikter mellem de forskellige diskurser. Disse konflikter udtrykker kollektive informationsbehov. Ved identificering af disse informationsbehov er det vigtigt at erkende, at det er forskeren, der lægger denne specifikke begrebsmæssige vinkel ind i diskursanalysen og at forskeren herved selv er i gang med at anvende et bestemt fortolkningsmæssige repertoire.
Jakob Böhmes syn på den religiøse erfaring
Authors: Bojesen Lars Bo
Published: February 2019

The present article excavates a central question in the thought of Jakob Böhme (1575-1624): How is it possible to deduce the total reality from the concept of God without covering up any of the terrifying aspects of reality. I describe Böhme’s method as partly phenomenological (as an absorption into the material of experience, wrapped in the terminology of alchemy), partly theoretical (as a doctrine of the soul being the meeting-place of man and God). It is pointed out that when Böhme insists on the importance of experience, he does so in his capacity as theologian. The only way for God to enter into humanity is through the soul, and the only way for humanity to experience God is by making an effort to be mentally present. This is possible for humanity because its free will originates in the center of a mind (Gemüthe), which is at the same time an image of God. During this process human beings will experience both the good and the evil side of God. However, they will discover that evil transforms itself from being the contradiction of goodness to being its polar opposite. So far Böhme has, from the aspect of the psychology of religion, anticipated some central distinctions in the psychology of C.G. Jung (1875-1961).
Begjærets kristologi, begjærets frigjøring
Authors: Henriksen Jan-Olav
Published: February 2019

The article explores how an analysis of how desire in human life may prove a fruitful approach to develop a contemporary Christology, i.e., an actual and relevant interpretation of the work and ministry of Jesus Christ. Taking its point of departure in desire as a pre-subjective and relational element in human life, it develops its importance in the life of Jesus, interpreting his ministry as shaped by a desire for the kingdom of God, understood as an open and lifegiving community. By understanding Jesus’ desire for the Kingdom as an open and opening desire, it also becomes possible to see the opposition against him and his death as a result of a closed and closingdesire, that strives for control and negates the community he desired. Moreover, by analyzing how desire is at play also in different encounters between Jesus and others, the article displays ways of reading his life and work from the angle of desire in a way that allows for developing a close connection between his ministry and his death. This proves an important supplementary approach to a Christology that focuses more exclusively only on theological notions like sin and redemption.
Profeten Jeremias og genopbyggelsen af national identitet
Authors: Holt Else K.
Published: February 2019

The Book of Jeremiah can be read as a contribution to the struggle for the rebuilding of the exilic and post-exilic nation of Israel. Based on social-anthropological theories about the conditions of the life of refugees, presented by the American biblical scholar Daniel Smith-Christopher, the polyphonic Book of Jeremiah is presented as a text with a “V-structure”: The first half of the book represents a dystopian disclosure of Israel’s culpability while the second offers a utopian message of hope for the nation. Such a message needs authority, and this authority is reinforced by the strong identification of the prophet with (the word of) God. This article presents the literary persona of the prophet as partly dissimilated from the people and assimilated to God and partly in conflict with God as a role model for the people in its suffering.
Det johannæiske problem
Authors: Nielsen Jesper Tang
Published: February 2019

On the basis of Martin Hengel’s work the article discusses the “Johannine question”. I survey the arguments for Hengel’s interpretation and present an alternative hypothesis about the historical setting of the Fourth Gospel. It is proposed that it derives from Alexandria and has later been connected to Ephesus because the author was identified with the author of Revelation. It is further argued that the gospel’s main objective was to explain Jesus’ absence. This question became relevant after the Christological struggles that came to the fore in 1 John. This interpretation is combined with the theory that the beloved disciple is a stereotype which legitimizes John’s presentation of Jesus.
Udødeligheden – en begrebshistorisk skitse
Authors: Lysemose Kasper
Published: February 2019

Immortality apparently plays a minor role in the existential and religious self-understanding of modernity. The concept itself seems antiquated and obsolete. In this situation the best way to approach the concept is through the conceptual history of immortality. This is done in three steps: immortality is firstly considered as a theoretical problem, secondly as a practical postulate, and finally as an existential task. It is a further aim of the article to provide some conditions for a philosophically informed and historically saturated reflection on the significance which immortality might still have. Such a reflection is not itself pursued in the article. But a possible direction is pointed out by addressing Kant’s and Blumenberg’s notions of immortality as respectively a practical postulate and a trial of memory.
En introduktion til Sergei Bulgakovs teologi
Authors: Mejrup Kristian Mejrup
Published: February 2019

An overlooked chapter in a Danish theological context is the sophiology and theology of Sergei Bulgakov who developed a theology based on the humanity of God. The Russian sophiological tradition draws no clear line between theology and philosophy. It mingles German idealism with Greek patristics, and a view of God, Goodness, Truth and Beauty is defended in a world full of cracks, antinomies and fragments of the Truth. Sophiology offers a view of the world englobed in divinity. Creation is a creation ex nihilo but also out of a superabundance in the inner divinity of the Triune God. Sophiology does not understand itself to be a new doctrine, but an interpretation of the doctrine of the Incarnation and the Trinity. Following the line of thought in Sergei Bulgakov’s sophiology, the relation between identity and differenc is rendered clear as a relation between God and the world. This article will particularly investigate the Christological and Trinitarian aspects of Bulgakov’s sophiology.
Protestantisme med kød og blod
Authors: Gregersen Niels Henrik
Published: February 2019

In this article, “Protestantism with blood and flesh”, it is argued that a Lutheran theology cannot and should not be reduced to general Protestant principles. Luther’s theology emerged as a result of renewed attentiveness to the basic expressions of the gospel: the audible word of God, the visible sacraments, the bodily aspects of communal life, and the evangelical signs of creation. The so-called Protestant Principles, at their best, are to be regarded as second-order and summarizing expressions of the primary life-utterances of the church, and of the corresponding experiences in ordinary life. Moreover, at a closer inspection the exclusive particles such as solo Christo and sola fide are to be taken as inclusive particles that provide a participation in God, enacted in faith, hope and love.
Kirkestormen, neo-Gnosticism and Secular Christianity
Authors: Pattison George
Published: February 2019

The article notes that Kierkegaard’s writings on the Church had a considerable impact on theology in the 20th century including, not least, the theological movement sometimes referred to as ‘religionless’ or ‘secular’ Christianity. Like that movement, Kierkegaard problematized the very idea of a Church. However, his writings also reflect a rejection of life in the world rather than the ‘secular’ affirmation of thisworldliness. This can seem like a version of Neo-Gnosticism. However, it is argued that Kierkegaard’s rejection of the world is neither to be understood in the perspective of the Augustinian doctrine of original sin nor of Gnostic dualism but reflects a modern understanding of theworld as a unitary whole. The question then is whether such a world is favourable to human flourishing.
Spejlets gåde
Authors: Albinus Lars
Published: February 2019

In this article the point of departure for presenting a hermeneuticreading of Augustine’s Confessiones is taken in St. Paul 1 Cor. 13:12 where Paul speaks of our being earthly conditioned to see everything in a mirror as if in a riddle until we stand face to face with our creator. In a selective reading of Confessiones, I argue that the book is structured in a two layered manner in which the relationship between Augustine and his earthly parents is transposed to a relationship between these relatives, on the one hand, and their heavenly parents in God and his church, on the other. I further argue that Augustine’s individual life story in a similar vein gains its fulfilment in the creation and consummation of the world. Thus, in the concluding exegesis of the introducing verses of Genesis, in which God’s concreatio of time and matter mirrors human existence, Augustine unfolds the prospect of a totality only to be grasped face to face with the creator, that is, in the eschatological revelation of the love of God.
Kristendommens aktualitet som viljen til sandhed
Authors: Karlsen Mads Peter
Published: February 2019

This article discusses the question of the influence and potential of Christianity in contemporary secularized culture. I take as my starting point the twofold thesis that ‘God is dead’ and ‘Christianity survived the death of God’. In section 1 and 2 I demonstrate how Friedrich Nietzsche and Michel Foucault have elaborated this thesis in a somewhat similar manner by criticising the ideological workings of what in the words of Nietzsche could be called the Christian ‘will to truth’. In section 3 I argue that Slavoj Žižek’s recent engagement with theology allow for another reading of the Christian truth-seeking, which in contrast brings out a potential for a critique of ideology. The difference between these two readings can be summarized as two interpretations of the famous words in The Gospel of John, “you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.” Thus, Christianity does not only entail the suppressive danger of an obligation to tell the truth about oneself at any prize, it also offers the liberating prospective in being true to the manifestation of the death of God on the cross.
Fortidens fremtid
Authors: Welz Claudia
Published: February 2019

How are we to relate to the past, especially to those events in the past which are hard to bear in the present? This is an ethical question that concerns the conditions and limits of our interactions with others. The article tries to clarify (1) what it is that we can remember, (2) what it is that we in any case must remember, and (3) what it is that we may forget, and in which situations this applies. Memory is investigated via negativa in investigating that which seems to negate memory, namely forgetting. However, the investigation of the legitimacy and questionability of forgetting shows that memory and forgetting are not just opposed, but also dialectically related to each other. Their dialectical interrelation is decisive for the formation and preservation of personal identity. Nonetheless, the future of the past is not to be found in human powers of remembrance or forgetting.
In dulci iubilo
Authors: Jørgensen Ninna
Published: February 2019

Luther’s Christmas sermons 1525-1530 constitute an identifi -able entity. In his yearly efforts to present the “old” announcement tohis congregation, he uses a set structure. He retells Luke’s gloomy birthnarrative from a historical point of view and introduces, in markedcontrast, the angelic revelation of the divine secret behind this humbleappearance. The pronouncement of a saviour born “to you/us/ me”is the fi rst and fundamental sermon in the new dispensation. Joy andpraise remain its response. Luther’s integral use of liturgical celebrationis viewed in relation to the preaching by esp. Bernard of Clairvaux,whom he admired greatly. It is furthermore argued that his consciousaffi liation to traditional elements of worship is not only a product ofhis confrontation with the “spiritualists”, but can also be seen as anacknowledgement of the sermon’s function in service and the need oftalking and catechizing to the senses.
At give stemme til det usynlige
Authors: Welz Claudia
Published: February 2019

The present article discusses theological questions arisingthrough the phenomenon and praxis of prayer: What are the featuresof different genres of prayer such as praise and lament, confession andintercession, and how can the relation between semantics and pragmaticswithin the performance of prayer be characterized if the languageof prayer does not only embrace self-involving speech acts in an agonicprocess leading to the supplicant’s self-transformation, but also silentgestures, deeds and attitudes? What is the relation between speech andsilence in prayer? To what extent is it legitimate to determine prayer asa ‘dialogue’ with God? Given that God does not speak with a ‘voice’that can be heard acoustically, the question is also how one can knowwhether it is God or someone else ‘speaking’ to a person. Texts by Luther,Kierkegaard, Levinas, Derrida, Chrétien, Wittgenstein, Phillips,Casper and Brümmer provide the basis for this discussion.
Frejdigt Mod i Jesu Navn!
Authors: Perlt Michael
Published: February 2019

Collective self-understanding, in which the making of historyand narratives is crucial, is not unproblematic. A shared historyand myths belonging to a certain group and a historical territory, arevital ingredients in the construction and forging of narratives and collectiveidentity. This paper aims to trail the interplay between socialperformance and the construction of narratives in times of crisis. Thecombination of memory, performance, and crisis is exemplifi ed througha sermon held by Ludvig Helveg in Odense on Palm Sunday 1864 at thetime of the 2nd War of Schleswig-Holstein. As the French psychiatristPierre Janet has said: “Memory is an action, essentially, it is the actionof telling and staging a story”. The staging of social performances servesto secure and strengthen a collective consciousness in the interplay betweenthe interpretation of the past, understanding of the present, andexpectations of the future.
Erindring i Det Gamle Testamente
Authors: Carstens Pernille
Published: February 2019

Literary texts are paths or tracks into cultural memory, not direct access to unmediated memory. Cultural memory studies are about how the past is mediated, how memory is produced and circulated. It is not about history “as such”. The Old Testament was created in periods of globalization. The writing is a piece of memory work meant for creation of national or local identity, and particularity in a global world. Memory as counter-activity is always present, focusing on the local, small tradition, the particular narrative, and creating its own way of coherence. Memories are not ready-prepared refl ections of the past. They are both eclectic and selective reconstructions. Remembering and forgetting the past refl ects the needs in the present. It is an active and ongoing, not predetermined process. Memory studies do not represent a coherent field, but are coming from different disciplines and discursive areas. It is an analytic instrument and a heuristic tool focusing the socio-cultural context.
Hverdagens Martyrium – “at gesticulere med sin daglige Existents”
Authors: Kirmmse Bruce H.
Published: February 2019

The term “martyr” literally means “witness,” but it has generallybeen associated with those who give up their lives voluntarilyfor their convictions. In the years leading up the Revolution of 1848,and even more so in the years following, Kierkegaard occupied himselfincreasingly with the notion of martyrdom, often defi ning a martyras a “witness to the truth” and sometimes including the unambiguousassertion that such a witness would necessarily die for his or herconviction, while at other times leaving unclear the matter of actualdeath and speaking of a life of ridicule and humiliation. The presentpaper, “Everyday Martyrdom”, emerges from the author’s immersionin Kierkegaard’s journals and notebooks and follows the sinuous pathof Kierkegaard’s refl ections on the necessity of martyrdom in the moderndemocratic age. When one of Kierkegaard’s conservative friendsexpressed hope for a strong man, a “tyrant,” to set things right, Kierkegaard wrote that what was needed was not a tyrant, but a “martyr.”
Sort etik med transkontekstuel inspiration
Authors: Petersen Carsten Elmelund
Published: February 2019

Allan Boesak developed a black liberation theology in SouthAfrica in the time of apartheid. He was studying the thinking of four afro-americans in USA, Martin Luther King, Malcolm X, Albert Cleage,and James Cone. Boesak does not argue that his ethics is universal, becausethe validity of his black ethics is only in the contexts where thereis oppression. Black ethics is contextual, Boesak says. But this articleargues that according to Boesak, ethics has validity in all the contextswhere there is oppression. The liberation ethic is, therefore, transcontextual.Another foundational element in Boesaks ethics is “the Black”:It is the black consciousness that gives black people a sense of belongingwhen they are oppressed. The Black consciousness is transcontextual.He uses the inspiration from USA, which is his original context, intothe South Africa apartheid situation, the application context.
Om konstruktionen af historie og fremtid i Johannesapokalypsen
Authors: Becker Eve-Marie
Published: February 2019

This article is based on the “opposition” at Jan Dochhorn’spublic defence for the Danish doctoral degree April 27, 2012 at AarhusUniversity. The opposition takes its point of departure in refl ectingmethodological and hermeneutical questions in regard to Dochhorn’sexegetical analysis of Rev 12, including issues of literaricity (exile motif),literary history and genre discourse.
Tro og beslutsomhed
Authors: Albinus Lars
Published: February 2019

Kierkegaard and Heidegger agree in seeing the prominenceof human existence in the reflexive concern for itself and the anxietywhich follows from recognizing the abyss of possibility and nothingness.However, Heidegger misses a notion of the formal structure of beingin Kierkegaard’s work, which he conceives to merely offer a theologicalsolution to questions that only a phenomenological outlook mightprovide on neutral grounds. Kierkegaard, on the other hand, lends hisvoice to forms of existence by which the “existentiell” dimension restson the awakening of the Spirit as the condition of possibility. Contraryto Heidegger, Kierkegaard does not regard the fulfi llment of existenceas something the subject can decide for itself without falling into despair.Using the literary figure of Hans Castorp from the novel Zauberbergby Thomas Mann, the article aims to show how easily the decisionto confront life with love falls back into a spell of escapism, leavingKierkegaard with the upper hand in pointing out the inadequacy of thehuman spirit, including philosophical endeavors, to ground itself.
“Økumenisk Teologi” anno 2013
Authors: Thorsen Jakob Egeris
Published: February 2019

In the midst of what has been termed an “ecumenical winter” the publication of a new textbook in Danish on the topic of ecumenical theology is noteworthy. This article first and foremost gives a comprehensive introduction to Peder Nørgaard-Højen’s Økumenisk Teologi – en introduktion [“Ecumenical Theology – an Introduction”]. In his book, Nørgaard-Højen prioritizes an analysis of the multilateral ecumenical dialogues in the Faith and Order-movement as well as the bilateral dialogues between the established confessional families. Thisarticle discusses the strengths and weaknesses of this approach in thelight of the development of world Christianity anno 2013.
Religion som verdenshåndtering
Authors: Engberg-Pedersen Troels
Published: February 2019

The article discusses two questions: whether (and in whatsense) Christianity can be ‘naturalized’; and whether ancient Stoicismmay contribute to a modern reformulation of ‘Christianity naturalized’.To answer these questions, the article focuses on articulating an understandingof ‘religion’ in relation to ‘science’. Building on the accountgiven of the philosophical discipline of ‘ethics’ by Hilary Putnam inEthics without Ontology, the article attempts to construct a structurallysimilar understanding of ‘religion’ (and its philosophical counterpart,‘theology’) that will give it a legitimate position ‘in an age of science’(cf. Putnam, Philosophy in an Age of Science). ‘Religion’ is here seen asone particular way of ‘coping with the world’. The article concludesby sketching some ways in which ancient Stoicism (as a specimen of a‘natural philosophy and theology’) may help in reformulating an adequate,contemporary understanding of Christianity.
Et ubegribeligt levned?
Authors: Steenbuch Johannes Aakjær
Published: February 2019

In this article it is argued that ethics based on Gregory ofNyssa’s late thinking can best be conceived of as a biographic ethics.Virtue is according to Gregory imitation of God. Human beings aremade to be images (icons) of God. Ethics as such describes what virtuelooks like. It is iconographic. But Gregory’s distinction between God’sincomprehensible transcendent being and His immanent activities isalso reflected in Gregory’s anthropology, since this is derived from histheology. As such imitation must take form as following, understood asthe imitation of God’s concrete works in history. It is in the life of thevirtuous person that imitation of God can be perceived. This is howiconographic ethics becomes biographic. In the article such ethics isdistinguished from ethics based on moral principles.
Suveræne livsytringer og kredsende tanker og følelser – en kritisk begrebsudvikling
Authors: Rabjerg Bjørn
Published: February 2019

The absolute ontological difference between sovereign expressionsof life and encircling thoughts and emotions in Løgstrup’s ethics andmetaphysics reflects a fundamental distinction between that which isgiven (and thus not constituted by the self) and that which we ourselvesmust accept responsibility for. This ontological difference plays a centralpart through Løgstrup’s authorship from the 1930’s and until theformation of the concepts in the 1960’s, and beyond. As a consequenceit is suggested that the term ‘encircling expressions of life’ must be abandoned, as it blurs this ontological difference and implies that man is notresponsible for his own resentment and egotism.
Kærlighedens dialektiker: Karakteristik af Hans Dencks kritiske spiritualisme
Authors: Steenbuch Johannes Aakjær
Published: February 2019

Hans Denck (1500-1527) is known as one of the primary charactersin the South German Anabaptist movement. Denck has beencharacterized as a humanist with a high view of the personal freedomof human beings. Based on an analysis of Dencks concept of the difference,or even opposition, between God and human beings, his ideaof yieldedness (gelassenheit), spiritualism and conception of the humanwill, this article argues that Dencks position should be characterized ascritical spiritualism rather than humanism, in so far as the spiritual crisisinflicted on human beings
En æstetisk filosofi om sanseoverskridende erfaringer
Authors: Albinus Lars
Published: February 2019

The full doctoral thesis, The Beautiful Thinking, by the DanishHistorian of Ideas Dorthe Jørgensen, is an impressive and erudite workthat challenges modern theology to learn from philosophical aestheticsor, more specifically, a ‘metaphysics of experience’. Taking her point ofdeparture in Baumgarten’s concept of sensitive cognition, she sets out todevelop a philosophy which, contrary to the erratic strictures of empiricalscience, on the one hand, and superficial tendencies of the modern entertainment culture, on the other, is able to grasp experiences of ‘immanenttranscendence’ or ‘a surplus of meaning’. In this review article, however, I warn against the romanticizing implications of this endeavor inasmuch as the subject matter of theology is a confessional tradition rather than some form of experiential sensitivity.
Profeterne som litterære personae
Authors: Holt Else K.
Published: February 2019

The interest within early historical-critical exegesis for the religiouspersonality of the Old Testament Prophets has changed within parts of recent exegesis to a quest for the presentation of the prophets as literary personae. This article presents the early approach to the prophets, introduces the concept of persona from a literary and anthropological perspective as a literary strategy and a “mask” and divine mouthpiece, and connects it with the genre of ancient biography. These approaches are applied to the prophetic book of Ezekiel suggesting that this book be considered not as historiography but as a theological-literary presentation of its message through the life and acts of the literary persona of Ezekiel. The article ends with considerations of Old Testament communication of normativity through prophetic narrative.
At kende sin besøgelsestid
Authors: Steenbuch Johannes Aakjær
Published: February 2019

The theology of the English Quaker Robert Barclay gives a rather different picture of Quakerism than does the somewhat antidogmatic and often liberal expressions of the modern versions of the movement. While emphasizing individual, inward revelation over outward creeds, Barclay’s thinking is at the same time rationalistic and systematic. This article discusses how the relationship between revelation and tradition plays out in the relation between the inward and the outward, the universal church and the particular church and more, and argues that Barclay’s thinking is compatible with an emphasis on the particular, tradition and community.
En tredje vej for teologisk etik?
Authors: Andersen Svend
Published: February 2019

The article is a review of Ulrik B. Nissen’s higher doctoral degree thesis, which deals with Bonhoeffer’s ethics seen within the Lutheran tradition. By means of the exposition of Luther’s and Bonhoeffer’s ethical thoughts, Nissen aims at formulating a third position between universality and specificity, particularly in regard to the role of Christian/religious arguments in public discourse. As a conceptual instrument for grasping the theological foundation of the alleged third way, Nissen uses Chalcedonian Christology and communicatio idiomatum.The reviewer claims that even if there is, in Lutheran ethics, a combination of a specific Christian and a universal dimension – the latter consisting in natural law theory – it does not contribute to a deeper understanding to interprete this combination as a manifestation of the intertwinement of the two natures of Christ.
Frants Buhl som gammeltestamentlig teolog
Authors: Høgenhaven Jesper
Published: February 2019

Frants Peder William Buhl (1850-1932) is credited with introducingmodern critical exegesis in a Danish theological context. This article attempts to track Buhl’s theological concerns. Buhl saw his work as an academic theologian in close connection with the faith and life of the Christian church. In his earlier works he defends a conservative historical position, including a Mosaic origin for Deuteronomy. Later, he embraces basic insights promoted by Julius Wellhausen, and accepts Pentateuchal source criticism and a late date for the Priestly source as founded on valid historical arguments. Buhl retained an independent position with regard to Wellhausen, and remained a great admirer of the conservative scholar Frantz Delitzsch. As a biblical theologian, he worked out a perspective which assigns significant value to the biblical texts as witnesses to a divine revelation unfolding through the course of history, and maintained that historical research at a critical basis is essential to a proper theological understanding of the Old Testament scriptures.
“Guds Israel” i Gal 6,16 og “hele Israel” i Rom 11,26
Authors: Müller Mogens
Published: February 2019

Earlier interpreters claimed two possibilities with respect to the expression “God’s Israel” in Galatians 6,16: Either it was the Christians irrespective of their ethnical descendence, or it was the Jewish Christians. In the later years a third possibility has made its appearance, namely that it is the real Israel which Paul then has not forgotten and the destiny of which he returns to in Romans 9-11. This article argues that only the first solution corresponds to Paul’s thinking where nobody reach salvation without a faith in Christ working through love. Thus there is only one candidate to the title “God’s Israel” and that is the church.
Sjælesørgerisk erfaringsnærhed i tre udvalgte gammeltestamentlige salmer
Authors: Gudbergsen Thomas
Published: February 2019

The study operates in the field between biblical exegesis and practical theology. The author seeks to unfold the tremendous resources for pastoral care to be found in the Psalms of the Old Testament. This is done through a detailed reading of the Hebrew manuscripts of three Psalms: Pss 13, 32 and 88. Four hermeneutical methods (identification, acceptance, contrast and expansion) are employed to show the value of the Psalms in pastoral care in two specific areas: terminal illness and prisons. As an approach to the Psalter in general the author develops a theory based on the ideas of Jewish philosopher Martin Buber. He makes the Psalm correspond to Buber’s You through which the human I may meet God, and in reverse, the medium through which God may express comfort and relief and illuminate the human I.
Ikke blot en lære, men en åndsretning
Authors: Steenbuch Johannes Aakjær
Published: February 2019

Since the foundation of the first Danish Baptist congregation in 1839, Danish Baptists have held widely different theological opinions. It may be argued, however, that many Danish Baptists have subscribed to what may be called a “narrative personalism”. By this concept is meant a narrative conception of faith that sees personal history as being central. The “personal” should be distinguished from the purely subjective or individual, on the one hand, and the collective or general, on the other. Danish Baptist theologians such as the founding father, P.C. Mønster, P. Olsen and Kjell Kyrø-Rasmussen have in different ways expressed views that made the concrete relationships between persons of faith in the community of believers more fundamental than,e.g., written creeds and other dogmatic expressions of faith.
Homoousia – sprog, krop, trinitet i mediefilosofisk perspektiv
Authors: Pallesen Carsten
Published: February 2019

From the vantage point of body and language in contemporary philosophy of media the article suggests a reinterpretation of the key term homoousia of the Nicene Creed. The concept of homoousia serves as a guideline for Martin Luther’s understanding of the trinity in dialogical rather than narrative terms. The article explores the hermeneutical dimension of body metaphors and language in the Trinitarian faith in a trajectory of reception from Luther to Post-Hegelian theories from Hans-Georg Gadamer to Niklas Luhman, Jean-Luc Nancy and Giorgio Agamben and in contemporary theological interpretations by Carl Andresen, Günter Bader, Eberhard Jüngel and Phillipp Stoellger.
Septuagintas betydning for udfoldelsen af nytestamentlig teologi
Authors: Müller Mogens
Published: February 2019

This second part of an article on the significance of the Septuagint for the development of New Testament theology takes up a series of text examples and single terms where the Septuagint version of the Old Testament has influenced the New Testament. One outstanding example in the first category is the concept of virgin birth in Matthew 1,23 that derives from Isaiah 7,14. To the second category belongs not least the Septuagint’s rendering of the tetragram by means of κύριος, Lord, a rendering that also made it applicable to Jesus.
Mod mytologisk realisme i Nikodemusevangeliet
Authors: Nielsen Jesper Tang
Published: February 2019

The Gospel of Nicodemus had its heyday in the Middle Ages. Today it attracts attention by only a few historians and practically no Biblical scholars. It is, however, a charming example of creative Biblical rewriting. The article provides an introduction to the text and its use of the New Testament gospels. It is possible to locate in it a number of typical narrative techniques and tendencies. This Gospel supplies the New Testament gospel narrative with new episodes and expands the known figures into new narratives. It aims to tell every detail from the New Testament in concrete narratives. In this way it moves in the direction of realism. At the same time it enhances the supernatural featuresof the narrative. In this way it moves in the direction of mythology. Thus, the Gospel of Nicodemus may tentatively be seen as a specimen of mythological realism.
Luthers oversættelse af Zakarias’ Bog
Authors: Jensen Christian Højgaard
Published: February 2019

Luther’s Deutsche Bibel (1545) is a manifestation of Luther’s understanding of the Holy Scriptures as being intrinsically clear, in contrast to the four-fold hermeneutics that influenced both scholastics and spiritualists. This article analyzes Luther’s translation and exposition of the book of Zechariah. Three themes – salvation history, Christology and aesthetics – are argued to be fundamental to Luther’s understanding of Old Testament scripture and, hence, to his translation of Zechariah. These three themes are seen as concretizations of Luther’s all-encompassing assumption of Christ as the eternal Logos who pervades all of Scripture, an assumption that refuses to treat the text as asymbol. On the contrary, the meaning of the text is inherently bound to the grammar of the text, and this understanding explains Luther’s emphasis on the salvation history described in the Old Testament.
Paulus i Aarhus – fra Johannes Munck til nu
Authors: Becker Eve-Marie
Published: February 2019

Recapitulating Johannes Munck’s most prominent international contribution to the field of Pauline exegesis, this article at the same time reflects upon the history of New Testament studies in Aarhus: from the time of Munck’s employment as professor of New Testament exegesis in 1938 to the founding of the Faculty of Theology in 1942 and up to his early death in 1965 as well as even more recent times. Munck’s interest in and view on Paul, however, not only provide insight into the history of Theology at Aarhus University: theycan also be seen as an eminent paradigm of New Testament research history, thereception of Paul, and questions about methods and hermeneutics in particular, shortly before, during, and soon after World War II.
Gud og det givne
Authors: Andersen Svend
Published: February 2019

Two important preconditions for the thinking of God in contemporary philosophy of religion are Kant’s critique of the ontological argument and Heidegger’s critique of so-called onto-theology. In both cases we find a critique of metaphysics and in both cases the concept of being or existence is central. Against this background, the article discusses the thinking about God in K.E. Løgstup and Jean-Luc Marion, who both relate to Heidegger’s thought and to phenomenology. Other contributions are included, viz. Johannes Sløk’s and Niels Grønkjær’s. The main thesis is that there can be no ‘unbroken’ discourse about God in the context of a Heideggerian Seinsdenken. Language is a necessary intermediate: the transition from the sphere of being to God as a person presupposes linguistic discourse. Such a discursive theism is not vulnerable to the contemporary critique of metaphysics.
Tilbage til Abraham
Authors: Holt Else K.
Published: February 2019

How can we understand the figure of Abraham in Genesis 22? Should he necessarily be understood as the ultimate example for the believer, Jewish, Christian (or Muslim)? And is Kierkegaard’s radicalization of the exposition of Gen 22 in the New Testament Letter of James the only way of taking this text seriously? This article is an exegetical effort to understand the Aqedah as an indispensable narrative by and for a traumatized person (or people) who feels that his (or its) life is no more than “a test case” in the hands of God. Hereby, new aspects are added to the understanding of the narrative, which is seen as an expression of deep despair. Can a (historical-)critical reading of Gen 22 in the light of theories of trauma create space for a modern reconciliation withKierkegaard’s ”Knight of Faith”? And do we not then need, after all, with Troels Nørager to ”take leave of Abraham”?