Faculty Advisor: Brian Söderquist
Student: Madeline Altman
Description: This project is an interactive webpage that leads the visitor through an online tour of sites in Copenhagen and the greater area of North Sjaelland related to the authorship and biography of Søren Kierkegaard. It provides visitors with a brief background to the biographical significance of the given sites for Kierkegaard and includes, for each site, an introduction to a work from this authorship that is related to the site. Each site also includes a link to a larger section of text from Kierkegaard’s writing for further reading.
Faculty Advisor: Anna Söderquist
Student: Chloe Revier
Description: This project entails creating and editing a video that showcases the Rare Books Collection in the Kierkegaard Library vault. The central question leading this project is how, in video format, to tell a meaningful story about this collection, using filming of the vault space, interviews, and other images and sounds. The audience for the video spans from Kierkegaard scholars, to students, and a public interested in learning more about Kierkegaard and about rare book collections. The Rare Books Collection consists, among other items, of materials pre-dating 1856 that replicate the personal library of the Danish philosopher, Søren Kierkegaard (1813–1855). The project is a collaborative effort with the Kierkegaard Library’s director and assistant director, as well as with the Kierkegaard Library special collections coordinator. Revier will perform research on best practices for creating a story-telling video with content from a special collection; learn to discern and use relevant and compelling content for video storytelling; gain skills in making and editing a video for online sharing; and practice interviewing and information gathering.
Students: Vera Sablak, Kiara Fitzpatrick, Ruth Hailey, Elie Kayobe
Students: Brennan Brink, Eli Graf, Robert Ireland
Students: Anabel Kapelke and Linden Smith
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