1. Scandinavian Literature And Drama scandinavian literature and Drama. Home ¦ People ¦ Sites ¦ Year abroad ¦ Careers ¦ Danish ¦ Norwegian ¦ Swedish http://www.llt.uea.ac.uk/scandstudies/lit

Scandinavian Literature and Drama Home People Sites Year abroad ... Traditions We have several units in the areas of Scandinavian Literature and Drama - both in LLT and EAS. The units can be taken at level 1, level 2 or at level 3. Level 1 Introduction to Scandinavian Literature Level 2 - Year 2-4 From Free Love to Decadence Modern Scandinavian Literature Ibsen Strindberg Level 3 - Year 4 Scandinavian Dissertation You can find detailed information on LLT units on the LLT Intranet website . (Since the intranet is restriced to UEA only, people outside UEA should used this link instead.) School of Language, Linguistics and Translation Studies University of East Anglia Norwich NR4 7TJ England Telephone: Fax: This site is designed and maintained by , School of Language, Linguistics and Translation Studies, UEA, UK. Last updated Wednesday, 18-Sep-2002 15:46:53 BST

2. Information Sources Regarding Scandinavian Literature In Translation Masterpieces of scandinavian literature (SCA 450, ENG 494, HUM 494, WST 494) http://www.usc.edu/isd/locations/collections/fml/WESS/ScandinavianS98.html

Information Sources Regarding Scandinavian Literature in Translation By Sem C. Sutter Chair Scandinavian Discussion Group WESS Newsletter Spring 1998, Vol. 21, no. 2 The WESS Scandinavian Discussion Group meeting on 11 January 1998 at ALA Midwinter Conference focused on pooling tips and information regarding the acquisition of Scandinavian books in translation. Many of these titles are published by small presses that fall outside library approval plans and are advertised on a limited basis so that the nonspecialists responsible for Scandinavian acquisitions in most libraries may miss them. The following summary information is intended to inform colleagues who were unable to attend and to serve as a convenient reference guide. It is drawn from presentations by Beau David Case (Ohio State) and Mariann Tiblin (Minnesota) and comments by other attendees. Journals with reviews and advertisements Scandinavian Studies , Provo, UT: Society for the Advancement of Scandinavian Studies (ISSN: 0036 5637) http://www.byu.edu/sasslink/journal.htm - review coverage is not timely, but can be useful to insure that significant titles have not been missed.

3. Scandinavian Literature scandinavian literature. By Gail Hueting. scandinavian literature Danish Literature Icelandic Literature Norwegian http://gateway.library.uiuc.edu/mdx/bibliogs/scandlit.htm

Scandinavian Literature By Gail Hueting Scandinavian Literature Danish Literature Icelandic Literature Norwegian Literature ... Swedish Literature Scandinavian Literature Bibliographies 016.4395 St94 (Modern Languages Reference) Schröder, Stephan Michael, ed. Studienbibliographie zur Neuskandinavistik . Berlin: Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, 1997. Bibliography of modern Scandinavian literature studies, arranged by general topics and then by the various national literatures (including Finnish). Also includes sections on general reference works and bibliographies. Particularly good for sources in German in addition to those in Scandinavian languages. Some resources on the World Wide Web are included. 839.509 M921n (Modern Languages Reference) Munch-Peterson, Erland. Nordisk litteraturvidenskab: håndbog till informationsøgning . Esbo: Nordinfo, 1993. Bibliographies of reference works for Scandinavian literary research (including Finland), plus three essays on how and where to look for information. 839.5309 B511b (Modern Languages Reference)

4. Babelguides: Scandinavian Literature You are at Home Books scandinavian literature, site in beta Browse Getthe Newsletter. scandinavian literature front cover. Sweden http://www.babelguides.com/view/lit/scan

ABOUT HELP JOIN HOME ... FORUM You are at Home Books Scandinavian Literature :: site in beta Browse Books Brazilian Dutch + Flemish French German ... Search for Books Login Login Create account Username: Password: Forgot your password? Enter your unsername only, and click reset password Create an account if you don't yet have a username. Get the Newsletter Scandinavian Literature The Forest of Hours by Kerstin Ekman Translated by Joan Tate Original title: On Overgrown Paths by Knut Hamsun Translated by Carl L Anderson Original title: Paa gjengrodde stier by Jaan Kross Translated by Anselm Hollo Original title: Letters from Africa, 1914-31. by Isak Dinesen (Karen Blixen) Translated by Anne Born When the Wind Is in the South and Other Stories by Ole E. Rolvaag Translated by Solveig Zempel Under Observation by Amalie Skram Translated by Katherine; Messick, Judith Hanson Original title: Professor Hieronimus Last Draw by Translated by Laura Desertrain Ask the Sun by Dong He Translated by Katherine Hanson Original title: Spor Solen The Last Letter Home by Vilhelm Moberg Translated by Gustaf Lannestock Original title: Nybyggarna: Sista brevet till sverige The Women at the Pump by Knut Hamsun Translated by Original title: Konerne ved vandposten.

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ABOUT HELP JOIN HOME ... FORUM You are at Home Guides Scandinavian Guide :: site in beta Browse Books Brazilian Dutch + Flemish French German ... Search for Books Login Login Create account Username: Password: Forgot your password? Enter your unsername only, and click reset password Create an account if you don't yet have a username. Get the Newsletter The Babel Guide to Scandinavian Literature All Books People Publishers Forum Posts Polls Users front guides books forum ... contact form babelguides.com Daily RSS feed Powered by Scoop Last modified Thu Apr 10 , 2003

6. Scandinavian Section Literature Courses Literature, Film and Culture The Scandinavian Section, UCLA Literature, Film and Culture Courses 50. Introduction to scandinavian literature. Lecture, three hours; discussion, one hour; outside study, eight hours. http://www.humnet.ucla.edu/humnet/scandinavian/scandinavian/html/literature.html

Literature, Film and Culture The Scandinavian Section, UCLA CATALOG DESCRIPTIONS Literature, Film and Culture Courses 50. Introduction to Scandinavian Literature. Lecture, three hours; discussion, one hour; outside study, eight hours. Intended for students in general and for those wishing to prepare for more advanced and specialized studies in Scandinavian literature and culture. Selected works from literatures of Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Iceland, and Finland, ranging from myth, national epic, saga, and folktale through modern novel, poem, play, short story, and film, read in English and critically discussed. P/NP or letter grading. Upper Division Courses 105. Advanced Swedish. Discussion, three hours. Prerequisite: course 5 or equivalent. Readings, composition, and conversation in Swedish. May be repeated once for credit. P/NP or letter grading. 110. Advanced Norwegian. Discussion, three hours. Prerequisite: course 15. Readings, composition, and conversation in Norwegian. May be repeated once for credit. P/NP or letter grading. 115. Advanced Danish. Discussion, three hours. Prerequisite: course 25. Readings, composition, and conversation in Danish. May be repeated once for credit. P/NP or letter grading.

7. Scandinavian Literature scandinavian literature. scandinavian literature. Bibliographies. Firstextensive Englishlanguage dictionary of scandinavian literature. http://gateway.library.uiuc.edu/mdx/Bibliogs/scandlit.htm

Scandinavian Literature By Gail Hueting Scandinavian Literature Danish Literature Icelandic Literature Norwegian Literature ... Swedish Literature Scandinavian Literature Bibliographies 016.4395 St94 (Modern Languages Reference) Schröder, Stephan Michael, ed. Studienbibliographie zur Neuskandinavistik . Berlin: Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, 1997. Bibliography of modern Scandinavian literature studies, arranged by general topics and then by the various national literatures (including Finnish). Also includes sections on general reference works and bibliographies. Particularly good for sources in German in addition to those in Scandinavian languages. Some resources on the World Wide Web are included. 839.509 M921n (Modern Languages Reference) Munch-Peterson, Erland. Nordisk litteraturvidenskab: håndbog till informationsøgning . Esbo: Nordinfo, 1993. Bibliographies of reference works for Scandinavian literary research (including Finland), plus three essays on how and where to look for information. 839.5309 B511b (Modern Languages Reference)

8. Medieval Studies Medieval Studies Program scandinavian literature Language University of IllinoisLibrary at UrbanaChampaign. scandinavian literature. Bibliographies. http://gateway.library.uiuc.edu/mdx/medstud/scandinavian.htm

Medieval Studies Program University of Illinois Library at Urbana-Champaign Old Norse Old Icelandic This page is under construction. FT Full-Text E = Electronic Resource Old Norse Studies Old Norse Language Old Norse Literature Old Norse Studies Q.948.0203M469 (Mod. Lang. and Ling. Lib.) Medieval Scandinavia: An Encyclopedia . Edited by Philipp Pulsiano. New York and London: Garland, 1993. Old Norse Language Dictionaries (Mod. Lang. and Ling. Lib.) Vries, Jan de. Altnordisches etymologisches Wörterbuch. 2. Verb. Aufl. Leiden: Brill, 1977. Old Icelandic and Old Norse. Gives equivalents in other Scandinavian languages and references to sources. (Mod. Lang. and Ling. Lib.) Gordon, E. V. An Introduction to Old Norse . 2d ed. rev. by A. R. Taylor. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1981. Reprint of the 1957 edition. Introduction to medieval Scandinavian language and literature. A historical introduction and selections from Old Norse literature are followed by notes, a grammar section, and an Old Norse-English glossary. Old Norse Literature Bibliographies International Medieval Bibliography E *Available on the World Wide Web to UIUC affiliates.

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10. LLT-1S30: Introduction To Scandinavian Literature LLT1S30 Introduction to scandinavian literature. Week 4 Holberg'sJeppe on the Hill. j.garton@uea.ac.uk. Text Jeppe of the Hill http://www.uea.ac.uk/~r036/ISLwebweek4_jeppe.htm

LLT-1S30: Introduction to Scandinavian Literature Week 4: Holberg's Jeppe on the Hill j.garton@uea.ac.uk Text: Jeppe of the Hill (translated by Oscar James Campbell). In compendium of texts. We shall also watch a video of a performance of the comedy. Background C18th Denmark: an absolute monarchy The aristocracy and the peasantry Early theatre in Scandinavia Ludvig Holberg (1684-1754) Questions to consider Plot: how is the intrigue built up? How are the characters presented? Use of monologue/dialogue What different kinds of comedy are used in the play? How important is it to see the play? Visual/aural devices What does the play tell us about C18th society? The play seems to end with a moral. Does it fit? Further reading for Week 4 The Genius of the Scandinavian Theatre. Edited by Evert Sprinchorn. Mentor Books, New York 1964. (Introduction on "The History of the Scandinavian Theater" is very useful) Gerald Argetsinger: Ludvig Holberg’s Comedies . Carbondale 1983. F.J.Billeskov Jansen: Ludvig Holberg. New York 1974. The Royal Danish Embassy on Ludvig Holberg

11. Amalie Skram: Lucie. Scandinavian Literature Amalie Skram was maturing as a writer during the time of ferment in Scandinavianculture known as the Modern Breakthrough, and with her first novel in 1885 http://www.llt.uea.ac.uk/norvik_press/lucie.htm

Amalie Skram: Lucie Translated by Katherine Hanson and Judith Messick Amalie Skram was maturing as a writer during the time of ferment in Scandinavian culture known as the Modern Breakthrough, and with her first novel in 1885, Constance Ring , she joined the furious debate about sexual morality and the double standard which was being fought out at the time. She returns in her novels again and again to studies of contemporary life, especially of the narrow choices open to women. Lucie , her novel from 1888, is unusual in her writings in being a study of a "fallen woman", a dancing girl from Tivoli who is the mistress of the respectable bourgeois Theodor. Theodor is so captivated by her charms that he marries her, and tries to turn her into a respectable married woman; but she is not like other women and cannot become so. Her lower-class origins and her sexual experience create an unbridgeable gulf between her and the wives with whom she must now associate, and Theodor's increasingly brutal attempts to quell her independent spirit push her into actions which lead by inevitable steps towards tragedy. Lucie's fate is depicted against the backdrop of the late nineteenth-century Norwegian capital city of Kristiania; the author has an acute eye for detail, and the realistic descriptions of degrading poverty call to kind the writings of her contemporary Emile Zola. Through Lucie's eyes we observe as well the hypocrisy and artifice of the bourgeois life which is built on a denial of double standards, and the occasional refreshing honesty of women like fru Reinertson who are bold enough to think for themselves.

12. UT Library Online - CIRD - Scandinavian Literature http://www.lib.utexas.edu/admin/cird/policies/subjects/scandinavian.html

Choose Search UTNetCAT-Online Catalog -Title -Title Keywords -Author -Author Keywords -Subject -Subject Keywords -Mixed Keywords -Call Number Electronic Journals UTLOL-Library Web Site UT Austin's web site AllTheWeb Altavista Google Hotbot IMDB.com Lycos Northernlight Web Crawler Yahoo! UTLOL CIRD Collection Policies - Scandinavian Literature Scandinavian Literature BIBLIOGRAPHER: Jim Holmes OTHER SUBJECT RESPONSIBILITIES: German Literature Dutch Literature ADDRESS: Cataloging PCL 2.300 PHONE: 495-4181 I. Purpose: To support University teaching and research through the doctoral level in Scandinavian Studies, one of the seven areas of concentration of graduate work in the Department of Germanic Languages . Scandinavian Studies includes Scandinavian literatures. Faculty and students in the Department of Linguistics and the Comparative Literature program have interests in Scandinavian literatures. Collecting of Finnish literature is included in this statement, because of interests in Finnish literature in the Linguistics Department and elsewhere, although courses in Finnish language and literature are not offered at the University. II. General Collection Guidelines:

13. Masterpieces Of Scandinavian Literature Scandinavian Studies 374/Literature in Translation 274 Masterpiecesof scandinavian literature The Twentieth Century. http://scandinavian.wisc.edu/brantly/masterpieces/

Scandinavian Studies 374 /Literature in Translation 274 Masterpieces of Scandinavian Literature: The Twentieth Century. HOME Syllabus Comm B Necessary Information ... Home Page Course Tools Central Concepts Major Event Timeline Glossary Documentation ... in Papers Welcome! "Masterpieces of Scandinavian Literature: The Twentieth Century" will introduce you to the works of contemporary Scandinavian authors and take a look at the major literary movements that have affected this century. New! Electronic Reserve . Short texts for this course can be printed directly from your computer. No course packet to buy! The syllabus will let you know what we are reading and when and where to find it. As this Web site expands students will find information about individual authors and texts linked to the syllabus. If you are looking for discussion questions that can help you study for the exams, they are linked to the Comm B syllabus. "

14. Scandinavian Literature Special collections Special subjects scandinavian literature. TrygeGulbranssen, En eeuwig zingen de bosschen. Scandinavian belles http://www.kb.nl/kb/vak/deelcoll/teksten/scanlit-en.html

var i=1; Special collections Special subjects Scandinavian literature Tryge Gulbranssen, En eeuwig zingen de bosschen Scandinavian belles lettres and children's books in Dutch translation History of the collection: The collection was acquired in 1992. Size: The collection comprises approximately 1,500 books. Accessibility: The books are listed in the KB online public catalogue. The collection In 1992, the KB acquired a large collection of Scandinavian belles lettres and children's books in Dutch translation. The collection contains more than 1,500 works from the 19th and 20th centuries. It serves as a supplement to the KB's collection of Scandinavian belles lettres from that period and documents interest in Scandinavia within the Netherlands. Worthy of note is the care given to the bookbinding, which is typical of the period. Koninklijke Bibliotheek - National Library of the Netherlands

15. Scandinavian Literature UBC COURSES OFFERED IN 2002 – 2003 scandinavian literature in Translation Scan 411Scandinavian Drama and Film in Translation 3 credits – no prerequisite http://www.german.ubc.ca/sclittra.htm

Scandinavian Literature in Translation Scan 411 Scandinavian Drama and Film in Translation 3 credits – no prerequisite Instructor: Errol Durbach Term 1 Cross listed with Drama 301 The Genius of the Scandinavian Theatre: Ibsen, Strindberg, Bergman This course will concentrate on Henrik Ibsen’s career in the Theatre from his early allegorical / poetic dramas, like Peer Gynt, through the realistic plays which are all staged in bourgeois living-rooms, to his later more expressionist drama in which the protagonists leave the stuffy parlour to climb up steeples or snow-laden mountains. We will read and discuss the following plays by Ibsen: Peer Gynt, A Doll’s house, Ghosts, The Wild Duck, Hedda Gabler, The Master Builder Ibsen’s great rival in the Scandinavian Theatre was August Strindberg, and we will review the often tempestuous rivalry between the two of them, and the striking similarities and even more striking contrasts in their theatre. Three plays by Strindberg should be read for the comparative context they provide for Ibsen’s work on similar themes: Miss Julie, The Father, The Ghost Sonata

16. Masterpieces Of Scandinavian Literature Masterpieces of scandinavian literature (SCA 450, ENG 494, HUM 494,WST 494). Times Tuesdays and Thursdays 10401155. Room LL 268. http://www.public.asu.edu/~erees/masterpieces_of_scandinavian_lit.htm

Masterpieces of Scandinavian Literature (SCA 450, ENG 494, HUM 494, WST 494) Times: Tuesdays and Thursdays 10:40-11:55 Room: LL 268 Instructor: Assistant Professor Ellen Rees Office: LL 413 C Phone: Email: erees@asu.edu Website: www.public.asu.edu/~erees Office Hours: 1-3pm M, Tu, Th Course Description: This course will introduce key nineteenth-century works by major Scandinavian authors in translation. Some of the important themes we will focus on are constructions of gender and national identity, genre innovations, questions of period (what is the nature romanticism, realism, naturalism, or modernism, and how do these constructs reflect the intellectual climate of the day?) and the relationship between literature and the so-called real world. We will read examples from all the major genres, including novel, drama, short prose and some poetry, and place them in the historical context of European and American literary developments. Primary emphasis will be placed on development of your critical discourse, writing and text analysis skills throughout the semester. For this reason, an abstract and a first draft of your essay in addition to the final draft are mandatory.

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