Sophus Helle is a Danish scholar and translator specialising in ancient literature, with a focus on Mesopotamian poetry. He is known for his Danish translation of the Epic of Gilgamesh and writes about epic poetry and the cultural history of war. He lectures on ancient texts for both academic and general audiences.
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75lectureWed 25.11.Lecture with Nikolaj Jacobsen - The World's Best Nikolaj
74lectureThu 13.5.Lecture with Frank Arnesen & Søren Lerby - The Good Stories
72lectureThu 19.11.Svend Brinkmann
69lectureSun 25.10.Evening with Elin Brimheim Heinesen FO
68lectureSat 21.11.Introduction to Knit Design
67lectureSat 14.11.Lecture with Daniel Rye - Hostage for 398 Days
67lectureWed 18.11.Lecture with Rasmus Tantholdt - My World in Change
67lectureWed 3.2.Lecture with Preben Elkjær - My Life as Elkjær
67lectureThu 29.4.Lecture with Mette Grith Stage - The Defence Lawyer
65lectureWed 14.10.The Gospel Experience: WORKSHOP with Hezekiah Walker (USA), Mark Taylor (USA), Hans Christian Jochimsen (DK)
65lectureMon 19.10.Culture Coffee with Finn Nørbygaard: My Ups and Downs... and What I Learned from It!
65lectureTue 10.11.Science & Cocktails in X31: The Secrets Behind the World of Mushrooms
Cultural historian Sophus Helle explores Beowulf - the epic masterpiece about the Gothic hero's battle against the monster Grendel and the poem's enduring influence on modern literature, from Tolkien to George R.R. Martin.
Scholar Sophus Helle explores Homer's Odyssey and how ancient epic literature depicts war and its lasting psychological impact on survivors.