The object of this master´s thesis is to investigate how the Swedish person literary society movement acts. The Swedish history contains the well-known popular movements with their 19:th century roots. Today, some of them have turned into factors of power. Does the literary society movement have the chance to take over as such en established popular movement? What is their entire aim? My hypothesis is that the person literary societies bring the literature forward through collective memory making. As a theoretical background, I studied research upon literary tourism and collective memory. Heroic worship and person adoration often have been considered naive from a scientific point of view. For my field survey, I interviewed members of societ...
We explore, through exploratory bibliography, how book clubs and literary societies have changed ove...
The aim of this thesis is to create knowledge on discursive formations surrounding literature that i...
James Joyce’s late work, Finnegans Wake (1939), necessitates shared reading like few others: its pho...
The object of this master´s thesis is to investigate how the Swedish person literary society movemen...
The purpose of this study has been to find out whether the knowledge of literature, and reading in g...
The purpose of this Master’s thesis is to examine similarities and differences in qualitative experi...
Drawing on a one-year-long ethnographic reader-response study of a book club activity in a Swedish s...
Which expectations did leading debaters place on fiction as an instrument in achieving societal chan...
The aim of this masters thesis is to examine what political, social and ideological reasons tha...
The ongoing celebritisation of society not only comprises ‘celebrity sectors’ such as entertainment ...
The purpose of this thesis is to investigate whether the reading promotion project called “A book’s ...
The contemporary popularity of the writers\u27 festival might appear something of a contradiction, g...
The purpose of this paper is to explore branch librarians’ ideals for mediating fiction and their vi...
The present dissertation, I litteraturens mittfåra, deals with book trade, book clubs, and the ficti...
Tesi di laurea di 2. livello in Lingue e letterature straniere moderne. Corso di laurea in Lingue St...
We explore, through exploratory bibliography, how book clubs and literary societies have changed ove...
The aim of this thesis is to create knowledge on discursive formations surrounding literature that i...
James Joyce’s late work, Finnegans Wake (1939), necessitates shared reading like few others: its pho...
The object of this master´s thesis is to investigate how the Swedish person literary society movemen...
The purpose of this study has been to find out whether the knowledge of literature, and reading in g...
The purpose of this Master’s thesis is to examine similarities and differences in qualitative experi...
Drawing on a one-year-long ethnographic reader-response study of a book club activity in a Swedish s...
Which expectations did leading debaters place on fiction as an instrument in achieving societal chan...
The aim of this masters thesis is to examine what political, social and ideological reasons tha...
The ongoing celebritisation of society not only comprises ‘celebrity sectors’ such as entertainment ...
The purpose of this thesis is to investigate whether the reading promotion project called “A book’s ...
The contemporary popularity of the writers\u27 festival might appear something of a contradiction, g...
The purpose of this paper is to explore branch librarians’ ideals for mediating fiction and their vi...
The present dissertation, I litteraturens mittfåra, deals with book trade, book clubs, and the ficti...
Tesi di laurea di 2. livello in Lingue e letterature straniere moderne. Corso di laurea in Lingue St...
We explore, through exploratory bibliography, how book clubs and literary societies have changed ove...
The aim of this thesis is to create knowledge on discursive formations surrounding literature that i...
James Joyce’s late work, Finnegans Wake (1939), necessitates shared reading like few others: its pho...