How to Be Danish
A Journey to the Cultural Heart of Denmark
by Patrick Kingsley
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appears in About Denmark, Travel, and Nonfiction.
What links Sarah Lund and Lars von Trier Or Carlsberg and Kierkegaard Or even Shakespeare and Metallica The answer lies in Denmark, the country that has gripped the British imagination more than any other in recent memory. But though we watch their TV series, wear their jumpers, and play with their toys, how much do we really know about the Dane...
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