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Denmark - Culture Smart!: a quick guide to customs & etiquette by Mark Salmon, 2006-09-05 Culture Shock! Denmark: A Survival Guide to Customs and Etiquette (Culture Shock! Guides) by Morten Strange, 2009-12 Denmark (Cultures of the World) by Robert Pateman, 2006-09-30 Culture Shock! Denmark: A Guide to Customs & Etiquette by Morten Strange, 2003-05-01 Americans in Denmark: Comparisons of the Two Cultures by Writers, Artists, and Teachers Ohthere's Voyages: A late 9th Century Account of Voyages along the Coasts of Norway and Denmark and its Cultural Context (Maritime Culture of the North) by edited by Janet Bately and Anton Englert, 2007-06-01 Culture Smart!: Denmark by Mark Salmon, 2006-01-01 Final T.R.B. Culture in Denmark: A Settlement Study (Arkæologiske studier) by Carsten Davidsen, 1978-01 Transformation and Crises: The Left and the Nation in Denmark and Sweden, 1956-1980 (Protest, Culture and Society) by Thomas Ekman Jorgensen, 2008-08-20 Executive Report on Strategies in Denmark, 2000 edition (Strategic Planning Series) by The Denmark Research Group, The Denmark Research Group, 2000-11-02 The Golden Age in Denmark: Art and culture, 1800-1850 Social Dynamics of the It Field: The Case of Denmark (De Gruyter Studies in Organization, No 39) by Finn Borum, Andrew Friedman, et all 1992-06 Kierkegaard and His Contemporaries: The Culture of Golden Age Denmark (Kierkegaard Studies Monograph Series 10) by Jon Stewart, 2003-06 Living words & luminous pictures: Medieval book culture in Denmark : catalogue (Danish Edition)

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1. Denmark Culture | Lonely Planet World Guide
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   Extractions: Denmark The Danish language belongs to the northern branch of the Germanic language group, and bears a strong resemblance to other Scandinavian tongues. Famed Danish writers include Hans Christian Andersen, whose fairy tales have been translated into more languages than any other book except the Bible; the theologian and philosopher S¸ren Kierkegaard, a forerunner of modern existentialism; and Karen Blixen, who penned Out of Africa and Babette's Feast . Peter H¸eg, of Miss Smilla's Feeling for Snow fame, is Denmark's most prominent contemporary author. Internationally, the best known Danish film director is Carl Dreyer (1889-1968). Dreyer directed numerous films, including the 1928 masterpiece La Passion de Jeanne d'Arc , which was acclaimed for its rich visual textures and innovative use of close-up. Of late, Danish cinema has attracted attention with the wonderful Babette's Feast , and with the adaptation of Danish author, Martin Andersen Nex¸'s book Pelle the Conqueror , by director Bille August. The leading director of the new millenium is Lars von Trier, whose films

2. Welcome To CultureNet Denmark
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3. Denmark History & Denmark Culture | IExplore
   keanders@juno.com What did you enjoy most about Denmark? The culture of Copenhagenis rich with tradition. The day we came to Copenhagen it was after a  
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   Extractions: dateString = 1081526427; Home Site Index Customer Service Shop MAGAZINES: National Traveler Adventure NG Kids NG Explorer TV AND FILM: Channel (U.S.) Channel (Intl) Explorer GUIDES: Adventure and Animals and History and Maps and News Photography Travel For Kids For Students For Teachers Complete Site Complete Site Index Subscribe Shop Call 1-800-iExplore Privacy Statement Judging from artifacts found in the area, Denmark has been settled since the end of the last Ice Age, some 15,000 years ago. The country's most famous residents, the Vikings, roamed the seas in the early Middle Ages, conquering a vast empire and transforming Europe. Even after the Viking era had passed, the Danish crown exercised regional power, briefly controlling Sweden, and long governing Norway. However, the Danish kingdom lost much of its territory in a series of conflicts with Sweden in the 16th and 17th centuries, and both its fleet and Norway in the Napoleonic Wars. As a final blow, Prussia overran the primarily German-speaking Schleswig-Holstein (a region just south of present-day Denmark) in the 1860s. The U.S. purchased its share of the Virgin Islands from Denmark in 1917, and Iceland gained its independence in 1944. That leaves Greenland and the Faroe Islands - both now autonomous - as the country's only vestiges of overseas influence.

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5. Denmark Vacation Guide: Romantic Denmark Honeymoons, Denmark Cruises, Spas<
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   Extractions: Tekstversion http://www.kulturnet.dk/ http://www.kum.dk/ http://www.kuas.dk/ http://www.natmus.dk/ ... http://www.kulturtilskud.dk/ All your need in Cyber Space ! Is Future Art Group-Denmark links page ! " Super Links " Future Art Group-Denmark. * Art Camp 2002 Project * www.artcamp2002.com * Support and Sponsor youre new Art ... http://www.futureartgroup.com/links.htm ... A Parent's Guide, Culture Shock. Kulturguide. Times. 189.00 ... 189.00. 1118. Denmark, Culture Shock. Kulturguide. Times. 189.00 ... http://www.broenderslev-tourist.dk/shownewslist.asp?ID=508 List your site Next Page Our Countries VCI Algeria Argentina Bangladesh Belgium Brazil Chile China Trade Denmark Ecuador England France Germany Greece Hawaii Holland Hong Kong Israel Italy Mexico Morocco Nepal New Zealand Nicaragua Norway Peru Puerto Rico Russia Scotland Singapore South Africa Spain Sweden Switzerland Taiwan Turkey Ukraine e-countries

8. Travel In Aarhus Denmark Culture
   Aarhus thriving cultural atmosphere is to a great extent due to the city s educationin the city, and the second largest university in Denmark with approx.  
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   Extractions: ADVERTISING INFORMATION Aarhus - Culture Aarhus is the second largest city in Denmark with approx. 265.000 inhabitants, situated on the Eastern coast of the Jutland peninsula. By air, the City is connected to Copenhagen (the Capital of Denmark), London, Stockholm (Sweden), Stavanger (Norway) and Oslo (Norway). The history of Aarhus goes back more than a thousand years and people have lived in Aarhus ever since the Vikings settled here, where the river flows out into the bay. Actors Portray Vikings on horseback during the Viking Fes ti val at Aarhus. Aarhus has an outstanding location. The Vikings who chose Aarhus for their settlement and their home port certainly made a good choice. Lined with woods and by beaches the city lies in its shielded spot inviting you to enjoy its many attractions. Best known and treasured is probably the open-air museum "the Old Town'' with more than 60 half-timbered houses, all carefully removed from their original sites throughout the country and now restored here in Aarhus with loving care. In the forest south of Aarhus, you will find another 3-star attraction, the Prehistoric Museum of Moesgaard. It contains the ethnographical and archaeological collections from the Stone Age, the Bronze Age, the Iron Age, and the Viking Age.

9. Travel In Copenhagen Denmark Culture
   There are cultural, historical, and natural museums as well as museums of art and listand description of Copenhagen museums see Copenhagen Now or Denmark Today  
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   Extractions: ADVERTISING INFORMATION Copenhagen - Culture Danish Flag Copenhagen is a city with much to offer. So much, in fact, that it would be difficult to cover it all in just one visit. The sights of Copenhagen rival those of other large European cities, but the pace here is much more relaxed. The Danish people are fairly laid-back and to get a real feel for life here you should take it easy. Don't rush things and don't try to see all the sights in a weekend. I suggest that you pick a couple of things that really interest you and leave the rest for another time. If for no other reason, it will give you an excuse to return to this beautiful city. Copenhagen is home to museums of many different types. There are cultural, historical, and natural museums as well as museums of art and design. If you plan to visit many of these museums you may want to purchase a Copenhagen Card. This is a ticket for unlimited rail travel in and around Copenhagen and includes admission to many museums. It is available at rail stations, tourist offices and travel agencies. For a complete list and description of Copenhagen museums see Copenhagen Now or Denmark Today. Denmark Today also lists all the museums that take part in the Copenhagen Card deal. One more tip- The National Museum, which normally costs Dkr 30, is free on Wednesdays.

10. Culture
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    Find a place to stay in Denmark. Hotels, accommodation facilities, online booking.Loading .. Magyarország / Hungary Kulturinfo cultural and touristic  
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    Extractions: Tekstversion http://www.kulturnet.dk/ http://www.kum.dk/ http://www.kuas.dk/ http://www.natmus.dk/ ... http://www.kulturtilskud.dk/ All your need in Cyber Space ! Is Future Art Group-Denmark links page ! " Super Links " Future Art Group-Denmark. * Art Camp 2002 Project * www.artcamp2002.com * Support and Sponsor youre new Art ... http://www.futureartgroup.com/links.htm ... A Parent's Guide, Culture Shock. Kulturguide. Times. 189.00 ... 189.00. 1118. Denmark, Culture Shock. Kulturguide. Times. 189.00 ... http://www.broenderslev-tourist.dk/shownewslist.asp?ID=508 List your site Next Page Our Countries VCI Algeria Argentina Bangladesh Belgium Brazil Chile China Trade Denmark Ecuador England France Germany Greece Hawaii Holland Hong Kong Israel Italy Mexico Morocco Nepal New Zealand Nicaragua Norway Peru Puerto Rico Russia Scotland Singapore South Africa Spain Sweden Switzerland Taiwan Turkey Ukraine e-countries

12. Culture Of Denmark - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    Culture of Denmark. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. The Cultureof Denmark is inherently hard to define. None the less, there  
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    Extractions: The Culture of Denmark is inherently hard to define. None the less, there are some general characteristics often associated with Danish society and every day culture . Danes are generally a reserved people, though they are often considered positively outgoing compared to their more distant northern cousins in Norway and Sweden . Danes are fun loving, as a trip through any town on a Friday night can attest, but hard working when there's something to be done. They are noted for their very 'civilized' nature. They are generally compassionate, articulate, and clean. Consequently, there is also a sense of arrogance and smugness sometimes associated with the Danes. Equality is an important part of Danish culture, so much so that, 'success' or what may be seen as a deliberate attempt to distinguish oneself from others may be viewed with hostility. This characteristic is called Janteloven or Jante's Law by Danes.

13. Denmark Business Etiquette, Culture - Doing Business In Denmark
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    Extractions: Let's Make a Deal negotiating tactics, the value of connections, recommended business card style and content, business card protocol, sitting and presenting yourself in meetings, language for brochures and promotional material, pace of business, preferred presentation styles, final agreements, thinking styles, adherance to company policy, and more on Denmark business culture . . . Prosperous Entertaining typical mealtimes throughout the day, best venues for business entertaining, punctuality for social events, dinner table seating etiquette, mealtime etiquette, importance of alcohol, toasting, guidelines for hosting a banquet/social event, what foods should be served/avoided, accepting and declining invitations, and more on Denmark business etiquette. . .

14. Culture Of Denmark
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    Extractions: Main Page See live article Alphabetical index The Culture of Denmark is inherently hard to define. None the less, there are some general characteristics often associated with Danish society and every day culture . Danes are generally a reserved people, though they are often considered positively outgoing compared to their more distant northern cousins in Norway and Sweden . Danes are fun loving, as a trip through any town on a Friday night can attest, but hard working when there's something to be done. They are noted for their very 'civilized' nature. They are generally compassionate, articulate, and clean. Consequently, there is also a sense of arrogance and smugness sometimes associated with the Danes. Equality is an important part of Danish culture, so much so that, 'success' or what may be seen as a deliberate attempt to distinguish oneself from others may be viewed with hostility. This characteristic is called Janteloven or Jante's Law by Danes. Cultural Achievements

15. Culture Of Denmark - Encyclopedia Article About Culture Of Denmark. Free Access,
    encyclopedia article about Culture of Denmark. Culture of Denmark in Free onlineEnglish dictionary, thesaurus and encyclopedia. Culture of Denmark.  
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    Extractions: Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition The Culture of Denmark is inherently hard to define. None the less, there are some general characteristics often associated with Danish society and every day culture For other uses of culture see Culture (disambiguation). The word culture comes from the Latin root colere, (to inhabit, to cultivate, or to honor). In general it refers to human activity; different definitions of culture reflect different theories for understanding, or criteria for valuing, human activity. In 1952 Alfred Kroeber and Clyde Kluckhohn compiled a list of over 200 different definitions of culture in their book, Culture: A Critical Review of Concepts and Definitions Click the link for more information. . Danes are generally a reserved people, though they are often considered positively outgoing compared to their more distant northern cousins in Norway For alternative meanings, see Norway (disambiguation). The Kingdom of Norway is a Nordic country west of Sweden on the Scandinavian Peninsula. It has a very elongated form and has an extensive coastline along the North Atlantic Ocean, where Norway's famous fjords are found. In addition to Sweden, it borders Russia and Finland. The nearby island territories of Svalbard and Jan Mayen are under Norwegian sovereignty and are considered by Norway as part of the kingdom, while Bouvet Island in the South Atlantic Ocean and Peter I Island in the South Pacific Ocean are Norwegian dependencies and not considered part of the kingdom. Additionally, Norway has a claim for Dronning Maud Land in Antarctica.

16. Denmark
    FODR. $10.95. 3. denmark culture Shock! Graphic Arts Center PublishingCompany. Size 5¼”x7¾”. Includes a cultural quiz and glossary.  
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    Extractions: Denmark ITEM NAME AND DESCRIPTION OF TRAVEL BOOK CODE PRICE Denmark Frommer’s Guide Arthur Frommer Publications. Features: Spectacular color photos and an online travel directory; candid, authoritative hotel and restaurant reviews that are the best in the business- incredibly detailed , and carefully chosen to reflect every taste and budget; a wealth of information on sightseeing, sports, and special moments; and detailed, accurate color maps that effectively show you the way in every locale The lovely Danish countryside is one of the most pristine and unspoiled regions in Europe. Thanks to the new Øresund Fixed Link , a spectacular bridge connecting Denmark to Sweden, Denmark is now more accessible than ever before. This completely up-to-date guide, much more in-depth than our major competitor’s (ahem!), contains detailed, practical information on exciting Copenhagen , with its lovely Tivoli Gardens and outdoor cafes, plus historic castles, Viking ships, offshore islands, and outdoor adventures. You’ll find accommodations to suit every taste and budget, plus nightlife, a complete shopper’s guide, and a host of detailed, accurate maps.

17. Denmark Home Page, Business And Links In Denmark, Business Directory
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18. Culture Shock! Denmark
    Culture Shock! Denmark. Culture Shock! Denmark by Authors Morten StrangeReleased May, 2003 ISBN 1558687629 Paperback Sales Rank 69,102,  
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    Extractions: This book is a dream come true for the serious traveler to Denmark who really wants to know about the Danish people, not just their historic sites, architecture and museums. This is not a travel guide, but it is a map of the heart and soul of the people who inhabit the country. Strange teases out all the uniquenesses and eccentricities of his fellow countrymen, and, because he has lived and worked outside of Denmark, is able to compare the Danish culture with others, notably American and British culture. The book is chock full of facts and statistics about Denmark, and, though it is written ostensibly for people who are moving to the country, I found it excellent preparation for my upcoming two-week vacation in Denmark. I feel that I have a headstart now in entering into conversations with people and interpreting their actions and reactions. Even the parts that are specific to those who will live in Denmark are interesting, as they give insight to the way Danes live their everyday life.

19. Denmark - Culture - Music
    denmark culture - Music. denmark 4. culture 4.11 Music.  
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20. Consulate General Of Denmark In New York
    was the polemical relationship that pertained among the leading cultural figures,who in A West Jutland Family In western denmark, a notable Jutish clergyman  
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    Extractions: These merchants from west Jutland were thrifty and pious. In the Moravian Brethren congregation in Copenhagen they found again the strict idea of sin they knew from their homeland - as well as the corresponding fervent hope of grace. Michael Kierkegaard had made a lot of money when, as early as February 1797, during an illness, he had made over his flourishing business to others. The illness was overcome, and for forty years Kierkegaard lived as a wealthy rentier continuously followed by economic good fortune; in the State bankruptcy of 1813 he escaped any serious losses. In this way was preserved the fortune that was to bring Søren Kierkegaard a way of life independent of money. clearing the way for the philosophy of Plato and Aristotle; like Hegel he attacked German Romantic irony, whose morally dissolute effects he had recently felt in his own soul and body. Thus The Concept of Irony is the expression of ideals that were to inspirit Part Two of the coming major work, Either­Or* 1 (1843).

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