Knut Hamsun: transgression and worlding

av Ståle Dingstad (redaktør), Ylva Frøjd (redaktør), Elisabeth Oxfeldt (redaktør) og Ellen Rees (redaktør).

Tapir akademisk forlag 2011 Heftet

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Omtale fra Den Norske Bokdatabasen

This book presents sixteen new readings of Hamsun's works. These readings focus on Hamsun's polemical writing, his literary environment and his personal history. It is aimed at students and scholars within the fields of Scandinavian studies, comparative literature and world literature. Includes index.

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For those interested in a broad pursuit of Norwegian novelist Knut Hamsun's literary contributions, very little has been published in English. One finds Hamsun biographies, overviews of Hamsun's oeuvre in literary histories, articles containing analyses of various works, and a few dissertations and monographs. International literary scholarship has, however, lacked a book presenting contemporary, theoretically informed approaches to Hamsun's writing. Knut Hamsun: Transgression and Worlding presents sixteen new readings of Hamsun's works. The book is aimed at students and literary scholars within the fields of Scandinavian Studies, Comparative Literature, and World Literature, exploring transgressive and transnational aspects of Hamsun's writings. These readings contextualize Hamsun's oeuvre within his polemical writing, his literary milieu, and his personal history. Taken as a whole, Knut Hamsun: Transgression and Worlding presents a complex and at times contradictory evaluation of this important but highly problematic author.

Bokdetaljer

Forlag Tapir akademisk forlag

Utgivelsesår 2011

Format Heftet

ISBN13 9788251927284

EAN 9788251927284

Serie Acta Nordica. Studier i språk og litteraturvitenskap

Omtalt person Knut Hamsun

Språk Bokmål

Sider 310

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