Abstract
Abstract Cultural policy in Denmark has undergone a change in recent years. A liberal cultural policy has dominated throughout the entire postwar period, under the influence of the movement called “cultural radicalism.” In this article I will try to explain the main characteristics of this movement in Danish postwar history, and I will argue that the consensus concerning cultural policy has more recently been challenged. This has been possible because of certain flaws in the ideology of cultural radicalism. The liberal, culturally radical attitude toward cultural policy has traditionally had the purpose of emancipating citizens and subsequently educating them to become…
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