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The Fairy Tales and Stories of Hans Christian Andersen

13 Jan 2010

Start time:	17/03-2010 20:00	Location:	Aarhus University
End time:	17/03-2010 21:30		Nobelparken, building no. 1453, room no. 116
			Århus
			Denmark

H. C. Andersen is a well known Danish writer. His fairy tales are known by children and adults all over the world. Hear about famous fairy tales and a writer everybody ought to know, as lectured by assistant professor Dan Ringgard, Aarhus University.

Some of the most popular fairy tales are ‘The uckly duckling’, ‘The little mermaid’, ‘The red shoes’, ‘The little Match-seller’ among more.

Get an introduction to a world famous Danish writer.

Price 100 kr.

About the International Lectures

Folkeuniversitetet in Århus welcomes everyone with an interest in knowledge conveyed through the English language. During the course of this new semester we introduce a world of diversity and knowledge – a world that combines science with social interaction. Welcome to Folkeuniversitetet in English.

Lectures by Aarhus University researchers in English. Everybody is welcome – either you are an ‘International’ or a Dane.

Time: The lectures take place from 8:00 p.m. to 8:45 p.m. Tea/coffee and cake are served to everyone attending the lecture from 8:45 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

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