Boklund, Karl Gunnar
Found in 11 Collections and/or Records:
Boklund, Karl Gunnar
Contains black and white photographic negatives, contact sheets, and prints of University of Denver faculty member Karl Gunnar Boklund.
Box 1: Es'kia Mphahlele Personal Papers, 1968-2008
Es'kia Mphahlele was an English professor, writer, and PhD student at the University of Denver from 1966-1968. Mphahlele is often noted at the founder of the African Humanist movement. This box contains correspondences with various colleagues, employment and academic information, and drafts of his writings.
Box 7: Audiovisual Materials, 1971
Es'kia Mphahlele Personal Papers
Es'kia Mphahlele was an English professor, writer, and PhD student at the University of Denver from 1966-1968. Mphahlele is often noted at the founder of the African Humanist movement. This collection contains correspondences with various colleagues, employment and academic information, and drafts of his writings.
Gunnar Boklund: The Impact of World War 2 on Modern Literature (Reel 1 / Side 1), 1965-03-04
This reel contains Gunnar Boklund speaking at the University of Denver as part of the January through March Department of English Lecture Program in 1965. The theme of the lecture is the impact of World War 2 on modern literature. Buckland expands this theme to include World War 1 and other wars prior to World War 2. The lecutre is not present in full as the recording stops when the tape ran out.
Total run time: 1:08:00
Gunnar Boklund: Time Must Have a Stop - Apocalyptic Thought and Expression in the 20th Century (Reel 1 / Side 1), 1967-05-25
This reel contains Gunnar Boklund speaking at the University of Denver on May 25, 1967. The title of his lecture is Time Must Have a Stop: Apocalyptic Thought and Expression in the 20th Century. During his time, Boklund speaks on the literary infatuation with the apocalyptic mood and recurring phenomenon in modern literature of apocalyptic thought. Boklund also speaks at length about national socialism and the third reich in general.
Total run time: 1:19:38
The Denver Clarion, vol. 68, issue 55, 1964 May 15
Radiators Might Flame, But Studies Must go on. Sports Editor Powell Chosen Tuesday to Edit ’65 K-Book. Boklund Surveys Hamlet’s Problems in Lecture “Judgement in Shakespeare”. Fine Arts Week Closes Tonight with Two Films. Lambda Chi’s Go Kidnapping for MSS.
University of Denver Professor Emeritus Karl Gunnar Boklund, 1964
English
University of Denver Professor Emeritus Karl Gunnar Boklund, 1976-1977
English
University of Denver Professor Emeritus Karl Gunnar Boklund, 1981
English