H.C. Andersens livssyn og kristendomsforståelse

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    Abstract

    This article is not a complete assessment of Kaj Mogensen's voluminous doctoral dissertation. Instead, it focuses on two elements in Hans Christian Andersen's understanding of life and conception of Christianity: 1) God as loving providence, and 2) the importance of the freedom, endeavours and formation of the human being. It is argued that there is a range of difficulties in the first element - both in Hans Christian Andersen's thinking and in Kaj Mogensen's own corresponding approach - that are not sufficiently discussed in the dissertation. It is also argued that Mogensen to some degree underestimates the second element in Andersen's novels, poems and fairy-tales.

    OriginalsprogDansk
    TidsskriftDansk Teologisk Tidsskrift
    Vol/bind81
    Udgave nummer2
    Sider (fra-til)129-143
    Antal sider15
    ISSN0105-3191
    StatusUdgivet - 2018

    Bibliografisk note

    Opposition ex auditorio ved Kaj Mogensens disputatsforsvar 9. maj 2018: Livet - det dejligste eventyr. H.C. Andersens teologi I-II (København: Eksistensen 2017)

    Emneord

    • Gud
    • Udødelighed
    • frihed
    • Kaj Mogensen
    • H.C. Andersen
    • H.C. Andersens teologi
    • Endeavours
    • Providence
    • Immortality
    • Formation
    • Freedom
    • God

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