Living in Denmark

Living in Denmark is located in Aarhus, Denmark on Filmbyen 2. Living in Denmark is rated 3 out of 5 in the category publishing in Denmark. The book Living in Denmark (in Danish Hverdag) draws a portrait of the Danes on the basis of stories about relationships, work culture and identity, and gets to grips with a new way of capturing a country’s culture and self-understanding. Living in Denmark is a piece of contemporary history, focusing closely on life as it is lived. The book conveys experiences and insights, and is aimed at anyone who is interested in Danish culture and the Scandinavian social model, including the many foreigners who move to Denmark every year. The book’s twenty portraits are structured around universal human themes such as workplace expectations and culture, values in relationships and parenting, and special Danish characteristics such as the idea of community, the debate culture, etc. They articulate norms that often remain unspoken and implied. The book also covers some of the recurring debates in society, such as the distribution policy and the tone across various social strata. It delves into personal matters and existential issues such as identity and body image, and identifies changes in mentality and the currents that have shaped Denmark over time.