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Nordic Experiences: Exploration of Scandinavian Cultures: Contributions to the Study of World Literature

Autor Berit I. Brown
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 20 ian 1997 – vârsta până la 17 ani
This book is a compilation of scholarly articles on a wide variety of subjects pertaining to the cultures of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden. Nordic Experiences discusses music, art, literature, folkore, and the social fabric of past and present to offer the reader a many-faceted image of what the term Scandinavia stands for today.There are now some 12-13 million people of Nordic descent living in the United States, and their culture has played a part in shaping the American experience. The cultural contacts and exchanges between the United States and the Nordic countries, thanks in large part to immigration, remains strong and varied, adding a significant dimension to the close ties that have existed for many years. This book is a celebration of Nordic culture and its harmonious and enduring relationship with the United States. As such, it will be of considerable interest to scholars and students alike of Scandinavian or European civilization.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780313299544
ISBN-10: 0313299544
Pagini: 336
Dimensiuni: 156 x 235 x 21 mm
Greutate: 0.65 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Praeger
Seria Contributions to the Study of World Literature

Locul publicării:New York, United States

Notă biografică

BERIT I. BROWN is Adjunct Assistant Professor of Germanic Languages at Long Island University, C. W. Post Campus. She is also on the faculty of Hofstra University and Suffolk County Community College. Professor Brown has published on Henrik Ibsen and Nordic sagas and folktales.

Cuprins

Introduction by Berit I. BrownMusicEdvard Grieg (1843-1907) by Dorothy SchechterPer Nørgård: The Role of the Artist in a Model Welfare State by Jean ChristensenLiterature: The ClassicsClive Sinclair's Augustus Rex: Misogyny, Megalomania, and Anti-Semitism in the Life of August Strindberg by Peter G. ChristensenThe Modes of the Spirit: Poetic Application of Theosophical Ideas in the Works of August Strindberg by Eszter SzalczerBjørnstjerne Bjørnson: In the Shadow of Ibsen by Ruis WoertendykeKierkegaard, the Aesthetic Life, and Peer Gynt by Robert C. O'BrienFolkloreFolk Literature and the Nineteenth Century Nationalist Movement. Norway: The Shaping of National Identity by Mette RudvinGiants, Gnomes, Elves, Trolls, and Dwarfs by Edmund W. OstranderIcelandic Influences: From Snorri to Our TimeThe Saintly and the Secular: Brother Kings Olaf and Harald in Heimskringla by Rebekah ThackerThe Barnyard Poet: Stephen G. Stephensson (1853-1927) by Vidar HreinssonCultural BackgroundCriminal Proceedings Against Birthe Jørgensdatter and Her Stepfather Jens Krog of Allerslev, Denmark, in 1765 by Gerald M. HaslamOutward Loss, Inward Gain: A Transformation for the 90s by Inga WiehlFrom Scandinavia to AmericaFrån Norrköping till Nord Amerika: Hedwig Wilhelmina Isaksson Westman Hammarström (1885-1981) by Margaret Ross BjornsonThe Norwegian-American: A Scandinavian Presence in Contemporary American Literature by Elizabeth Field HoganWomen in LiteratureLove and Autonomy in the Fiction of Cora Sandel and Mirjam Tuominen by Adma d'Heurle"Disgusting," he said. Stella Kleve in the Modern Breakthrough by Birgitta NeyArtEdvard Munch's Peasants and the Invention of Norwegian Culture by Patricia BermanCulture and Identity: Regionalism and Nationalism in Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Century Swedish Painting by Karin M.E. AlexisTwentieth Century LiteratureSigrid Undset and Willa Cather: The Uses of Catholicism by Sherrill HarbisonNordahl, the Other Grieg: Poet, Playwright, Novelist by Philip Duhan SegalThe Ocean of Consciousness Novel I: Hunger by Knut Hamsun--Progenitor of Modernism by Ron WhiteheadKnut Hamsun in His Letters by Harald S. NaessIndex