Audio Archive

Hong, Howard

Howard V. Hong (1912-2010) taught philosophy at St. Olaf College until his retirement in 1978. While Dr. Hong earned his degree in English Literature and enjoyed word play, he and his wife Edna translated most of the private and public written work of Danish philosopher/theologian Sǿren Kierkegaard. He and his wife also established the Kierkegaard Library, which is housed at St. Olaf, and bears their name.

Recordings

What Makes a Work of Art? And Albert Camus' "The Stranger"

Presenter: Hong, Howard / 1965

Dedication of Chalet 3 Fireplace on July 4, 1967

Presenter: Hong, Howard / 1967

Canada's Dominion Day Celebration

Presenter: Hong, Howard / 1967

Royal Canadian Mounted Police Court (with Howard Hong and Friends)

Presenter: Hong, Howard / 1967

Peer Gynt

Presenter: Hong, Howard / 1967

Ibsen's "Bland" – Progression from the Ethical to the Religious

Presenter: Hong, Howard / 1970

Kierkegaard's "Sickness Unto Death"

Presenter: Hong, Howard / 1970

Humor Satire Irony and the Comic

Presenter: Hong, Howard / 1970

Formal & Contextual Meaning of Art

Presenter: Hong, Howard / 1970

Holden wishes to express appreciation to PLU, Pacific Lutheran University, for their support of the Holden Audio Archive Project.

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