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62. Course Catalog Course Catalog 01/02. Department of Languages and Literature. KSP040scandinavian literature 7.5 ECTS credits. TIMEPERIOD Q 2, 4 LANGUAGE http://www.luth.se/publ/stuka/2001/5413/KKSP040.en.htm

Course Catalog 01/02 Department of Languages and Literature KSP040 Scandinavian Literature 7.5 ECTS credits TIMEPERIOD: Q 2, 4 LANGUAGE: English EXAMINER PREREQUISITES Eligibility for course admission to begin the study programme in Compulsory School Education for Forms 1 - 7. COURSE AIM The student should be familiair with some widely read Scandinavian writers and their works. CONTENTS The course comprises about 2,000 pages including works of fiction for both children and adults, history of literature and works on book talk. TEACHING Seminars, book talk and essay writing. The course language is English EXAMINATION Continual asssesment. Essey. COURSE GRADE SCALE: Fail, Pass ITEMS/CREDITS COURSE LITERATURE Algulin, I (1989), A history of Swedish Literature. Stockholm: The Swedish Institute The Swedish Institute Valid for the academic year 01/02. Web Editor: Karin.Lindholm@dc.luth.se The University Student Research ... In Swedish Last edited 2001-12-17

63. Course Catalog Course Catalog 00/01. Department of Languages and Literature. KSP040scandinavian literature 7.5 ECTS credits. TIMEPERIOD Q 2, 4 LANGUAGE http://www.luth.se/publ/stuka/2000/5413/KKSP040.en.htm

Course Catalog 00/01 Department of Languages and Literature KSP040 Scandinavian Literature 7.5 ECTS credits TIMEPERIOD: Q 2, 4 LANGUAGE: English EXAMINER PREREQUISITES Eligibility for course admission to begin the study programme in Compulsory School Education for Forms 1 - 7. COURSE AIM The student should be familiair with some widely read Scandinavian writers and their works. CONTENTS The course comprises about 2,000 pages including works of fiction for both children and adults, history of literature and works on book talk. TEACHING Seminars, book talk and essay writing. The course language is English EXAMINATION Continual asssesment. Essey. COURSE GRADE SCALE: Fail, Pass ITEMS/CREDITS COURSE LITERATURE Algulin, I (1989), A history of Swedish Literature. Stockholm: The Swedish Institute The Swedish Institute Valid for the academic year 00/01. Web Editor: Karin.Lindholm@dc.luth.se The University Student Research ... In Swedish Last edited 2000-12-18

64. Literatura Nórdica Traducida Translate this page scandinavian literature in Spanish Language and books about Scandinavianinterest published in Spain during the 20th. In order to http://www.mundofree.com/aurora_boreal/publicaciones_trad.html

Aurora Boreal Scandinavian Literature in Spanish Language and books about Scandinavian interest published in Spain during the 20th. In order to complete this bibliography you must consult also the Scandinavian Literature published in Aurora Boreal. Literatura Danesa / Danish Literature Literatura Finlandesa / Finnish Literature Literatura Noruega / Norwegian Literature ... Literatura Escandinava en Gallego / Scandinavian Literature in Galician

65. Scan Lit In Translation scandinavian literature in Translation. In Ross Shideler's scandinavian literatureclass at UCLA, I was exposed to PC Jersild's Children's Island. http://www.spidra.com/scanlit.html

Scandinavian Literature in Translation I don't read much "capital 'L' Literature". I prefer Fantasy, Historical Fiction, Biographies and History. Most of what I read is looked on as trash by the literati. However, I read some "literature" when I was in college and pick some up every once in a while. Lately, I found myself craving a glance into Scandinavian society that was not to be afforded by the usual travel guidebooks. Progressives often complain of the Eurocentricity of our society and school system. Actually, it's even worse than that. If you go into any decent bookstore, you can find books on England, Germany, France and Russia/U.S.S.R. (thanks to the Cold War). For certain periods, you can find books on Italy or Spain. That's about it. It's much harder to find books on other European cultures. Those in search of Scandinavian history or literature in translation from Scandinavia will be looking quite a while (if they don't live in Minnesota). Thanks to Swede-L In Ross Shideler's Scandinavian Literature class at UCLA, I was exposed to P.C. Jersild's

66. Scandinavian Studies: Faculty University Of Washington MA, 1968, Ph.C., 1970, MLS., 1972, University of California, BerkeleyBibliographic Methods, scandinavian literature, Norwegian languages. http://depts.washington.edu/scand/faculty.html

PEOPLE Faculty, Graduate Students, Staff Faculty Klaus Brandl Patricia Conroy Ann-Charlotte Gavel Adams Christine Ingebritsen ... Virve Vainio Adjunct and Affiliate Faculty A. Gerald Anderson Sarah Bryant-Bertail Peter Cohan Katherine Jane Hanson ... Sven H. Rossel Emeriti Faculty Henning Sehmsdorf Birgitta Steene Lars G. Warme Visiting Scholar Andrey Korovin Graduate Students Graduate Students and Teaching Assistants Department Staff Linda Norkool Dagmar Patterson Klaus Brandl Senior Lecturer in Foreign Language Education Language Pedagogy Specialist TA Coordinator Ph.D., 1991, University of Texas, Austin Foreign Language Pedagogy, Applied Linguistics, Computer Assisted Language Learning http://faculty.washington.edu/brandl brandl@u.washington.edu Patricia L. Conroy Associate Professor Ph.D., 1974, University of California, Berkeley Philology, Medieval Literature, Old Icelandic, Faroese, Ballads http://depts.washington.edu/scand/conroy.html conroy@u.washington.edu (On Leave during Winter Quarter, 2003) Senior Lecturer Ph.D., 1991 University of Washington

67. General Catalog - Scandinavian emphasizes one of three Scandinavian languages, as noted above, but in their coursework students explore all phases of scandinavian literature and cultural http://sis450.berkeley.edu:4500/catalog/gcc_view_req?p_dept_cd=SCANDIN

68. DOCUMENTARISM IN SCANDINAVIAN LITERATURE. HOUE, Poul And Sven DOCUMENTARISM IN scandinavian literature. HOUE, Poul and Sven Hakon ROSSEL (Eds.)Amsterdam/Atlanta, GA, 1997, X,230 Hb 90420-0141-0 EUR 74 / US$ 74. http://www.rodopi.nl/frameset/bbs/rightside.asp?BookId=IFAVL 18&type=browse

69. Home Page/Hemsida Swedish and many other courses related to Scandinavia which cover areas such as Vikings,scandinavian literature, film, society and culture are offered at the http://www.german.uiuc.edu/ebbaalm/svenskasidor/svmain.html

Hej! Welcome to the "hemsida" of the Scandinavian section of the Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures. Swedish and many other courses related to Scandinavia which cover areas such as Vikings, Scandinavian literature, film, society and culture are offered at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign each semester. Here follows an overview of the Scandinavian program. V lkommen! Swedish and other Scandinavian languages The Scandinavian languages, spoken primarily in the respective Nordic countries, include Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Icelandic, and Faroese. Like English and German, they belong to the group of languages called Germanic that share a linguistic ancestor and many everyday words. Swedish, Danish, and Norwegian in their standard forms are mutually intelligible; that is, a person who knows one of the languages can read and understand the others with little difficulty. Language students benefit from this fact, since with just a bit of extra effort they can acquire (at least passively) two more languages "for free." (Finnish belongs to an unrelated language group and is not classified as a Scandinavian language, though about six percent of the Finnish population has Swedish as its native tongue and all Finns study Swedish in school.) Moreover, the Scandinavian languages all have quite simple grammatical structures. To give just one example, verbs do not change their form within a

70. Camden House Series Index Studies in scandinavian literature and Culture Vol. Title. Fin(s) de Siecle in ScandinavianPerspective. Gender and Representation in the Films of Ingmar Bergman. http://www.camden-house.com/STUATURE.HTM

Search: Studies in Scandinavian Literature and Culture Vol. Title Fin(s) de Siecle in Scandinavian Perspective Gender and Representation in the Films of Ingmar Bergman Helsinki of the Czars Finland's Capital History Revisited ... Peddling My Wares

71. Recent Graduate Courses GDR Cinema. scandinavian literature from the Late Middle Ages to the Enlightenment. ScandinavianLiterature from Romanticism to the Modern Breakthrough. http://www.folwell.umn.edu/gsd/coursesgrad.html

RECENT GRADUATE COURSES German Scandinavian History of the Scandinavian Languages Structure of the Scandinavian Languages Understanding National Socialism: Historical Discourse Analysis 50 Years Later Old Norse Languages and Literature Nationalism: The German Case German Cinema from Caligari to Hitler Scandinavian Mythology GDR Cinema Scandinavian Literature from the Late Middle Ages to the Enlightenment History of German Language Scandinavian Literature from Romanticism to the Modern Breakthrough Middle High German Ibsen and the Beginnings of Modern Drama Readings in Philology: Middle Low German 19th-Century Scandinavian Novel Nibelungenlied Introduction to Kierkegaard Walther von der Vogelweide Knut Hamsun Minnesang Danes without a Country (Danish Writers Abroad) Seminar in Early Modern German Literature and Culture Strindberg and the Drama in Revolt and Transition German and Scandinavian Epic Theatre Seminar in 18th-Century German Literature and Culture Finland-Swedish Modernism Romanticism Poetics of Swedish Modernism Lyric Poetry: Symbolism/Expressionism 20th-Century Scandinavian Novel National Identity, Gender, and Class in 19th-century Prose Writings

72. Faculty Norwegian language and literature, modern scandinavian literature and film. Danishlanguage instruction, scandinavian literature and culture. http://www.folwell.umn.edu/gsd/faculty.html

Faculty People Faculty Contacts Programs Language Undergraduate Graduate Courses ... Resources The graduate faculty includes scholars internationally renowned for their research, especially in the areas of cultural criticism, feminism, and literary theory, and many with additional interdisciplinary interests, such as philosophy and history. Tenured/Tenure-track Faculty Language Program Faculty Affiliated Faculty (University of Minnesota faculty members specializing in areas related to German and Scandinavian languages and literatures) NEWS! Jochen Schulte-Sasse , jointly nominated by CSCL and GSD, has been appointed to the Fesler-Lampert Chair in Humanities for 2002-03, in recognition of his contributions as a distinguished scholar and teacher at the University of Minnesota. Eric Baker (Assistant Professor; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University) Literature, philosophy, and anthropology from the German Enlightenment to Romanticism; aesthetic theory and literature of the sublime and the comic sublime; theory of rhetoric.

73. Comparative Literature Course Offerings Lit W4735 Social Change in scandinavian literature 3 points A discussion of Scandinavia'stransformation since the turn of the century, reflected in writing. http://www.columbia.edu/cu/swedish/complit/complit.html

Taught in English. One course offered each semester. Students with knowledge of Danish, Norwegian, or Swedish are encouraged to read the texts in the original. Swedish-Comp. Lit W3260 - Scandinavian Drama and Film 3 points A review and analysis of outstanding Scandinavian contributions to drama and film, from the beginnings of the Danish theatre in the 1700s, through Ibsen and Strindberg in the 19th century, up to recent cinematic works. Swedish-Comp. Lit W3400 - Folk Tales, Fairy Tales, and Children's Literature in Scandinavia 3 points The common narrative strategies of folk tales, fairy tales, and children's literature are examined by sampling the abundance of tales and stories produced in Scandinavia, from centuries past through the present. Swedish-Comp. Lit W3500 - Introduction to Scandinavian Culture 3 points Discussion of the cultures of the Nordic countries since Viking times, illustrated through oral traditions, literature, and film. Texts include Viking writing as well as medieval ballads, folk tales, fairy tales, and a national epic, dramas by Ibsen and Strindberg, and fiction by women writers. Films from the silents through Bergman and others. Swedish-Comp. Lit W3270 - Ingmar Bergman and the Development of Scandinavian Film

74. Course SAS 2a &2b scandinavian literature 2a scandinavian literature 19th Century 2bscandinavian literature - 20th Century. Responsible department http://www.uib.no/sas/sas_2a_2b.htm

University of Bergen Scandinavian Area Studies Scandinavian Literature: 2a: Scandinavian Literature - 19th Century 2b: Scandinavian Literature - 20th Century Responsible department: Department of Scandinavian Languages and Literature. 1 + 2 hours weekly + supplementary tutorials Period offered: Course SAS 2a: Autumn semester 2002 Course SAS 2b: Spring semester 2003 Examinations: Written and oral examinations Credits: Course description - SAS 2a Course description - SAS 2b The course will be an introduction to central authorships in all the Nordic literature and will cover the period from 1920 up to the present. There will be in-depth presentations of works by K. Hamsun, S. Undset, E. Södergran, K. Boye, P. Lagerkvist, K. Blixen, T.Vesaas, R. Jakobsen, C. Sandel, T. Nedreaas, M. Andersen Nexø, C. Løveid, and Ø. Lønn. The courses require fluent knowledge of English (written and oral). The exams consist of two parts. A 10 day take-home exam (an essay on a given topic, no more than 12 pages), and an oral exam that covers the entire course material. Course SAS 5

75. Encyclopædia Britannica continued scandinavian literature Encyclopædia Britannica Article. MLA style scandinavian literature. 2003 Encyclopædia Britannica Premium Service. http://search.britannica.com/eb/article?eu=117475&query=ivar aasen&ct=eb

76. English Books > Literature > Scandinavian 1 A History Of scandinavian literature Rossel, Sven H.; Paperback ISBN 080323886XHistory Of Finlands Literature Schoolfield, George C.; Hardback; Book ISBN http://book.netstoreusa.com/index/bkblx425.shtml

English Books German Books Spanish Books Sheet Music ... Literature Index of 125 Titles First page Prev Next Last page ... Alphabet Christensen, Inger Translator Nied, Susanna Paperback; ; ISBN: 081121477X Arthur Millers Adaptation Of An Enemy Of The People Ibsen, Henrik Johan Miller, Arthur Paperback; ; ISBN: 0140481400 Aspects Of Modern Swedish Literature Scobbie, Irene Paperback; ; ISBN: 187004102X Astrid Lindgren Metcalf, Eva-Maria Metcalf, Eva-Marie Hardback; Book; ; ISBN: 0805745254 Astrid Lindgren: A Critical Study Edstrom, Vivi Blom Translator Cormac, Eivor Hardback; Book; ; ISBN: 9129646537 First page Prev Next Last page Delivery costs included if your total order exceeds US$50. We do not charge your credit card until we ship your order. Government and corporate Purchase Orders accepted without prior account application. PLACE AN ORDER To prepare to buy this item click "add to cart" above. You can change or abandon your shopping cart at any time before checkout. CHECK ORDER STATUS Check on order progress and dispatch. CHANGE OR CANCEL YOUR ORDER Please E-mail us within one hour The NetStoreUSA website is operated by Open Communications, Inc

77. Sven H. Rossel: Knighted For Contributions To Danish Studies Rossel has published or coauthored nine books in the specific areas of Scandinavianballadry and modern scandinavian literature, in addition to numerous http://www.washington.edu/research/showcase/1974b.html

Sven H. Rossel: Knighted for Contributions to Danish Studies Sven H. Rossel, a specialist in Scandinavian and comparative literature, was recruited to the UW Department of Scandinavian Languages and Literature in 1974 to provide leadership for a new Danish program on campus. He was the second faculty member to hold what was the first endowed chair in Danish studies at a U.S. university (see Establishment of the Scandinavian Department ). For his many contributions to Danish studies, Rossel was awarded the distinguished Order of the Knighthood of Dannebrog in 1987. Rossel has published or co-authored nine books in the specific areas of Scandinavian balladry and modern Scandinavian literature, in addition to numerous articles, reviews, and feature articles. He considers among his most important works his dissertation entitled, A History of Scandinavian Literature 1879-1980 , as well as a monograph on one of his favorite authors, Johannes V. Jensen In 1986, Rossel and Birgitta Steene published Scandinavian Literature in a Transcultural Context, the collected papers from the annual meeting of the International Association of Scandinavian Studies, held for the first time in the U.S. in 1984. With Patricia Conroy, Rossel edited and translated

78. BPL Literature Resources By Country And Language scandinavian literature scandinavian literature Resources held atthe Birmingham Public Library. scandinavian literature From the http://www.bplonline.org/resources/subjects/literature/LiteratureCountry.asp

about us ask a librarian search Literature Resources By Country And Language African Literature African Literature Resources held at the Birmingham Public Library African Literature Internet Resources From Columbia University Libraries, this site provides many links to African literature. American Literature American Literature Resources held at the Birmingham Public Library American Literature Resources From the University of California, Santa Barbara, this site provides many links to American literature. The Cambridge History of English and American Literature Considered the most important work of literary history and criticism ever published, the Cambridge History contains over 303 chapters and 11,000 pages, with essay topics ranging from poetry, fiction, drama and essays to history, theology and political writing. The set encompasses a wide selection of writing on orators, humorists, poets, newspaper columnists, religious leaders, economists, Native Americans, song writers, and even non-English writing, such as Yiddish and Creole. Native American Literature This website provides information on Native North American authors with bibliographies of their published works, biographical information, and links to online resources including interviews, online texts and tribal websites. Currently the website primarily contains information on contemporary Native American authors, although some historical authors are represented.

79. 2002/2003 UofA Calendar Course Descriptions - SCAND This course will not fulfil the languageother-than-English requirement of theBA degree. SCAND 356 Women in scandinavian literature and Popular Culture. http://www.registrar.ualberta.ca/calendar/courses/SCAND.html

80. Scandinavian Dept. Faculty Early scandinavian literature and culture. Old Icelandic language. Scandinavianimmigration to the USA and DanishAmerican literature. Current projects. http://ist-socrates.berkeley.edu/~scanweb/fac2.html

Faculty CAROL J. CLOVER, Ph.D. University of California Teaching and research interests. Early Scandinavian literature and culture. Old Icelandic language. Film history and theory (mostly through the Rhetoric Department). Emphasis in both medieval and film fields is on social-historical topics (especially sex/gender and law) and narrative history and theory (especially issues of orality/literacy and genre). Current projects. Trials, Movies, and the Adversarial Imagination (Princeton University Press), an article on the Icelandic sagas as legal entertainment, and a book on Pulp Fiction (British Film Institute Classics). Selected publications. Books: Men, Women, and Chain Saws: Gender in the Modern Horror Film . Princeton Univ. Press and British Film Institute, 1992. Old Norse-Icelandic Literature: A Critical Guide Ed. with John Lindow. Cornell Univ. Press, 1985. The Medieval Saga . Cornell Univ. Press, 1982. Articles: Critical Inquiry, "Regardless of Sex: Men, Women, and Power in Early Northern Europe." Speculum: Journal of the Medieval Academy of Amnerica, 68 (1993). Rpt. in

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