21. Denmark Vacation Guide: Romantic Denmark Honeymoons, Denmark Cruises, Spas< denmark culture. Population 5336394 (July 2000 est.) Age structure 014 years18% (male 505820; female 479815) 15-64 years 67% (male 1802665; http://www.travelwizard.com/europe/Denmark_Culture.html

Other Places in Europe Albania Andorra Austria Vacations ... Wales Vacations Luxury Cruise Guides Luxury Cruises World Luxury Cruises European River Cruises Europe Cruises ... Travel Agent Career Opportunities Denmark: Culture Population: 5,336,394 (July 2000 est.) Age structure: 0-14 years: 18% (male 505,820; female 479,815) 15-64 years: 67% (male 1,802,665; female 1,755,633) 65 years and over: 15% (male 330,055; female 462,406) (2000 est.) Population growth rate: 0.31% (2000 est.) Birth rate: 12.16 births/1,000 population (2000 est.) Death rate: 11 deaths/1,000 population (2000 est.) Net migration rate: 1.95 migrant(s)/1,000 population (2000 est.) Sex ratio: at birth: 1.05 male(s)/female under 15 years: 1.05 male(s)/female 15-64 years: 1.03 male(s)/female 65 years and over: 0.71 male(s)/female total population: 0.98 male(s)/female (2000 est.) Infant mortality rate: 5.11 deaths/1,000 live births (2000 est.) Life expectancy at birth: total population: 76.54 years male: 73.95 years female: 79.27 years (2000 est.) Total fertility rate: 1.73 children born/woman (2000 est.) Nationality: noun: Dane(s) adjective: Danish Ethnic groups: Scandinavian, Inuit, Faroese, German

22. Culture Of Denmark: Information From Answers.com Culture of Denmark The Culture of Denmark is inherently hard to define. None theless, there are some general characteristics often associated with. http://www.answers.com/topic/culture-of-denmark

showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Business Entertainment Games Health ... More... On this page: Wikipedia Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping Culture of Denmark Wikipedia Culture of Denmark 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 one self from others may be viewed with hostility. This characteristic is called Janteloven or Jante's Law by Danes.

23. CMS: Culture & Media Studies At Aalborg University, Denmark Culture and Media Studies 3.234 Kroghstræde 3 9220 Aalborg East Denmark Culture and Media Studies (CMS) at Aalborg University engages students with the http://www.sprog.aau.dk/cms/

Culture and Media Studies 9220 Aalborg East Denmark cmsinfo@sprog.auc.dk at Aalborg University Transformations in cultural life and media forms and applications are happening quicker today than ever before. These have changing effects on knowledge and communications from the local to global levels. In a post-industrial, global age , critical perspectives and methodologies in media and cultural analysis are in demand. Culture and Media Studies ( CMS ) at Aalborg University engages students with the transformations and changing effects of culture and media in a post-industrial, global age. Click In! This website provides information on CMS . Students interested in applying, partner universities and all interested can find information here about courses and examinations, the faculty and their research, entry requirements and application procedures. There are special links for foreign students. Currently enrolled students will find course timetables, exam schedules, supervisor assignments, and announcements concerning guest lectures and schedule changes. The CMS website will also seek to publish student project reports and links students to opportunities for study abroad with CMS partner universities and to on-line film archives and virtual libraries.

24. Culture Of Denmark - Definition Of Culture Of Denmark In Encyclopedia The Culture of Denmark is inherently hard to define. None the less, there aresome general characteristics often associated with Danish society and every http://encyclopedia.laborlawtalk.com/Culture_of_Denmark

Add to Favorites General Encyclopedia Legal ... Law forum Search Word: Visit our Law forums Labor Law Accidents Law Bankruptcy Law Business Law ... Tax Law 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 one self from others may be viewed with hostility. This characteristic is called Janteloven or Jante's Law by Danes.

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26. Denmark 4 DAYS TASTE OF denmark culture 4 DAYS TASTE OF DENMARK S BEST 4 DAYS TASTEOF DENMARK CASTLES 5 Days Copenhagen Castles http://www.scantours.com/travel_denmark.htm

Denmark Denmark Denmark Tours Denmark - History DENMARK Denmark lies between the North Sea and the Baltic, between northern Europe and the o ther Scandinavian nations, and (with more than 500 islands) between dry land and open sea. From this enviable seafaring position Denmark has forged a magnificent history and developed a remarkable culture. In the eleventh century, Viking ships carried the power of the Denmark monarchy to all of the coasts of medieval Europe. Today, visitors from all over the world come to Europe's oldest kingdom to explore the royal city of Copenhagen , to sample the glories of Denmark 's rich culture, and to meet its vibrant and friendly people. Vestiges of its royal past are readily apparent in Denmark 's stately castles, gardens, and manor houses. A fairytale atmosphere evoked by Copenhagens green towered skyline and the ever present memories of Hans Christian Andersen's magical tales. Denmark's cities are filled with gracious plazas, statues, fountains, gardens and wide tree-lined walkways, open-air markets, flower vendors on street corners, museums, galleries, and little cafes offering strong coffee and delectable pastries. As a matter of fact Denmark is one of the best-kept food secrets in all of Europe. Though specialties like Denmark pastries, open-faced sandwiches and fiery aquavits are known and appreciated internationally, they represent just the tip of Denmark gastronomy. Hundreds of restaurants and traditional inns around the country offer a variety of dishes, ranging from the authentic, hearty meals of Denmark 's maritime heritage to the inspired creations of a new generation of chefs.

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28. Consulate General Of Denmark In New York Consulate General of denmark in New York. culture indenmark/Literature/Kierkegaard. Back to culture menu. SØREN KIERKEGAARD Lifeand Work by FJ http://www.denmark.org/culture/in_dk_literature_kierk.html

Events in New York Culture in Denmark Publications For Danish Artists Join Our Mailing List Culture in Denmark/Literature/Kierkegaard Back to culture menu SØREN KIERKEGAARD - Life and Work by F.J. Billeskov Jansen A Critical Epoch for Denmark A West Jutland Family 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. Childhood and Youth 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).

29. Royal Danish Embassy, Haag Royal Danish Embassy in The Hague, with information on the services of this embassy, tourism in The Netherlands and denmark and links on Danish culture. http://www.danishembassy.nl/

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30. EuroCompass - Guide For The Independent Traveller Clickable travel map of denmark with direct links to hotels and other accommodation, culture and things to do. http://www.eurocompass.com/dk.html

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32. 1- Gundestrup Cauldron (2- 3C BCE) - Style La Tene - Himmerland, Gundestrup Revealing religious practices and mythology from the La Tene style Gundestrup Cauldron found in denmark, and other Celtic objects found in sites throughout Europe. http://gallery.sjsu.edu/sacrifice/celt.html

home chinese pre-columbian sumerian By Susie Mckinnon World Art and Culture Instructor: Kathleen Cohen Spring 2000 Human Sacrifice is a fascinating and alluring topic to research and study about in ancient cultures, but may also be an unbelievable and skeptical topic for many as well. How could such a savage and terrifying act be carried out on one or more humans by other humans, and not be ashamed for such a disregard to human life? Ancient cultures such as the Celts had a much different outlook on life and lifestyle than modern cultures today. As they intermingled legends with facts, reality with the fantastic and made of life their own universe that was to be understood in those terms, it might be easier to understand why groups such as the Celts may have used human sacrifice as a vice, and event in everyday life, for the benefit of a whole population. It is understood that they believed ardently that there was a life after death, so to kill or be killed was not such a negative act, since it would only give honor to that victim in the eyes of the gods of the 'Otherworld'. Human Sacrifice can be viewed in two different ways, and was probably by the Celts as well depending on the circumstance that brought forth the sacrificial event or ceremony. One view was that, as forces of nature ( animals , weather etc.) understood by the Celts as something that could be controlled by gods or goddesses such as the Mother Goddess, if crops were failing or animals falling victim to disease it was possible to offer the gods or nature itself human blood to placate them hoping that in return they will have a positive turn of events to insure the health of the population. Still this might seem far fetched but as put by Cahill, these terms of some kind of manipulation to a view of god, it might not be as hard to understand. "There is probably not a reader-even the most convinced atheist-who has not offered from time to time an old-fashioned

33. Denmark - Culture - Mass Media denmark culture - Mass Media. Horizontal linie. denmark 4. culture 4.13 MassMedia. Main menu - Previous paragraph - Next paragraph http://www.um.dk/Publikationer/UM/English/Denmark/kap4/4-13-9.asp

Denmark - Culture - Mass Media Denmark Culture 4.13 Mass Media [Main menu] [Previous paragraph] [Next paragraph] Graph: Copies of dailies per 1000 head of population ... in minutes per day per adult Newspapers Copies of dailies per 1000 head of population in Denmark compared to other western countries (2000) Relative to most western countries, many Danes take a newspaper. In Denmark the circulation figures were stable 1983-89, but then fell by about 11%. The mid-day newspapers BT and Ekstra Bladet fell by 30%, provincial newspapers by 11%, while the national newspapers maintained their circulation, which in 1996 was 11% greater than in 1983. Since 1983, the total number of newspapers has fallen from 48 to 38. In 1996, about 1.6 million newspapers were sold each day, and these were read by 3 million readers, or 68% of the population of 13 years of age and over. In 1999 74% read a newspaper every day. It is especially the very young, the unemployed and the oldest members of the community who are less inclined to read a newspaper, and in general there are fewer female than male readers. On an ordinary day, the Danes spend about half an hour reading a newspaper. TV and Radio Use of television and radio in minutes per day in Denmark compared to other western countries (2000) The Danes watch television less and listen to radio more than the average European. Generally speaking, television is watched most in southern Europe and least in Scandinavia. In the 1980s the numbers of hours during which Danes watched television were very stable, but between 1990 and 1999 the number has risen by about 24% as more and more viewers have been able to receive satellite television via the hybrid network or from satellite aerials. An average family can receive 14 television stations. The youngest, aged 4-11, watch least television, those over 55 most, i.e. about 3 1/3 hours daily.

34. Museums In Denmark - Map Of Copenhagen & Denmark Peruse this list of denmark museums covering such subjects as women, culture, historical alliances, contemporary art, and inventions. http://www.museums.dk/english.html

Museums in Denmark Map Denmark Map Copenhagen Museums England (DK) Museums Norway (DK) ... FindArtInfo.com's artists list Danish version click here In order to see all museums site (some in Danish or German only) - Click here A Aalholm Automobile Museum / Lolland - Nysted - Exhibition of 200 motor cars from 1886 to the present day, with the majority from pre 1940. Aasiaat Katersugaasiviat - Aasiaat Museum / GREENLAND - Aasiaat - Museum of the civilization of Asiaat and the surrounding country. Ammassalik Museum / GREENLAND - Ammassalik - Collection of culture and art objects from East Greenland. Arken Museum of Modern Art / Koege - Modern Art Museum from 1996, designed by Soeren Robert Lund. Art Museum of Funen, the Auto Mobil Museum - Marielyst Sports cars B Botanical Museum and library / Copenhagen - The Botanical Museum holds collections of c. 2,510,000 specimens separated into 9 different herbaria. C Carl Nielsen Museum, the / Odense - A detailed chronological account of the life and work of the composer Carl Nielsen and his wife. Charlottenborg / Copenhagen - Changing exhibitions of contemporary art.

35. Embassy Of Denmark Washington Visa requirements, dual citizenship, news from denmark, websites in denmark, history and culture from the Royal Danish Embassy, Washington D.C. http://www.ambwashington.um.dk/

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36. Denmark - Travel, Culture, Links, Demographics, MegaSearcher denmark Lidte oplysninger på skøn, gæstfri Danmark. Cultural, travel, links,indexed demographics, megasearcher, efficiently and attractively organized, http://www.rt66.com/~korteng/da.htm

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37. Denmark Flag, Denmark History, Culture Of Denmark, Economy Of Denmark, History O denmark Flag, denmark History, culture of denmark, Economy of denmark, Historyof denmark, Flag of denmark, People of denmark, Information on denmark, http://www.mapsofworld.com/country-profile/denmark1.html

To provide information on Denmark, Maps of World offers map of Denmark, details of its flag, its people, its economy, its culture and other such details Maps of World People of Denmark The people of Denmark are considered to be close relatives of the people of Norway and Sweden. It is a highly urbanized nation, with over 85 per cent of the population inhabiting the urban areas. The main religion is Lutheranism, which is followed by over 90 percent of the people. Most of the people speak Danish, which is the official language but English, the secondary language is also widely spoken. Arts, Culture and Music of Denmark Denmark has a rich cultural heritage and has gained recognition across the world, be it in terms of literature, painting, music or artwork. Literature plays an important role in Danish culture and has produced many renowned writers. As far as music is concerned, the capital Copenhagen houses the Danish Radio Symphony Orchestra, Royal Orchestra, and the Royal Danish Ballet and a known name in this field is that of composer Carl August Nielsen, who was the conductor of the Royal Society and the Music Society in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Denmark is heavily into theaters and plays, which is often presented in The Royal Theater in Copenhagen. Besides this, the country is also famous for beautifully designed ceramics, silverware, porcelain, and home furnishings. Copenhagen has a permanent exhibition of arts and crafts where artisans from all over the country may display and sell their work.

38. Danmarks Ambassade Storbritannien Comprehensive information for culture, business and travel and tourism in denmark. http://www.amblondon.um.dk/

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39. Denmark.dk: Official Website - Denmark - Culture & Leisure denmark s official international website. Provides news, articles, images, mapsand facts on Danish business, politics, culture, education, government, art, http://www.denmark.dk/portal/page?_pageid=374,477860&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL

40. Website Of Embassy Of India, Copenhagen Contains a mini portal on Indian economy, tourism, science and technology, education, culture, arts, government, business, news, Indiadenmark relations and links to denmark. http://www.indian-embassy.dk/

Embassy of India- Copenhagen About us Visa Services Consular Services ... Site Map Welcome to the Website of Embassy of India, Copenhagen Location The Embassy is located at Vangehusvej 15, 2100 Copenhagen, close to Svanemollen train statio n. Working hours: The Embassy is open for business from Monday to Friday during following hours: Deposit: 0930 to 1200 hrs; Collection: 0930 to 1030 hrs. Chancery and Commercial Section 0900 to 1730 hrs Telephone Numbers After Office hours (For Emergencies only): The Embassy may be closed for business on some days, which may not be the same as local holidays. Please click here for list of holidays during year 2005 Embassy of India, Denmark Travel advisory for Indian Nationals visiting Denmark Common Minimum Programme of the New Government (PDF) Newsletter MEA Newswire ... Today's weather in Copenhagen Information given in other Indian or non-Indian internet sites linked to this website does not construe an endorsement of views contained therein by this Embassy or the Government of India. Site designed by Embassy of India Updated on 16 august, 2005

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