January 23, 2020
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13:47Now PlayingMikkel Krause Frantzen holds a PhD from the Department of Arts and Cultural Studies, University of Copenhagen, with a dissertation on depression and contemporary culture and literature. His new book "Going Nowhere," presents an unique analysis of four cultural works of depression and what they say about our society and our time, and in this video he discusses why we are compelled to be happy.
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