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Adam Carl on The Graduates

Posted on August 22, 2018

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Tune in to The Graduates on Tuesday, August 28th @ 9AM for an interview with Adam Carl from the Scandinavian Department at UC Berkeley.

Adam is studying the works of Selma Lageröf, a Swedish author, teacher and Nobel laureate. In the interview, Adam explains how he became interested in Scandinavian studies through his passion for Norse mythology. We discuss modern interpretations of Norse myths, and he explains how we should relate to stories transmitted to us from historical cultures.

The Graduates, featuring graduate student research at Cal, is broadcast every other Tuesday on KALX 90.7 FM. Past episodes are available to listen and download free on iTunes or online. This episode of The Graduates is hosted by Andrew Saintsing, a PhD student in the Department of Integrative Biology.

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