The article discusses Paa gjengrodde stier’s reception history with an emphasis on how Knut Hamsun’s alleged “permanently impaired mental faculties” have affected analyses of the work. I argue that upon publication, the claim is established that Paa gjengrodde stier “proves” that the conclusion regarding Hamsun as a person with permanently impaired mental faculties is incorrect. In the review of the book’s reception, I show how this notion apparently is so well incorporated that a number of readings keep it alive without questioning it, or without explaining how a literary work can contradict a forensic conclusion. This is shown for example through how the work is presented to us as readers today, which is discussed through Genette’s notion...
Abstract. This article uses as a case study the historical-biographical drama film Hamsun (1996) in ...
This dissertation is an analysis of three (semi-)autobiographical literary works: Amalie Skram’s nov...
The novels of the Norwegian Nobel Prize winner Knut Hamsun can be seen as an ongoing discussion with...
In this article, I discuss Knut Hamsun’s last book On Overgrown Paths [På gjengrodde stier] (1949) f...
In this article, I discuss Knut Hamsun’s last book On Overgrown Paths [På gjengrodde Stier] (1949) f...
The article brings the critical reading of Knut Hamsun’s På turné – the col...
The article enlightens first how a main reason why Hamsun wrote On Overgrown Paths was that he despe...
Knut Hamsun, one of the most famous Scandinavian novelists of the first half of the 20th century, re...
The article analyses Knut Hamsun’s short story ”Hemmelig ve” [”Secret Suffering”] (1897) from the pe...
The novels of the Norwegian Nobel Prize winner Knut Hamsun can be seen as an ongoing discussion with...
In 2005, two ambitious local initiatives were launched that independently of each other argued for e...
The Knut Hamsun Jubilee 2009 was heavily criticized by nationals and internationals alike, which was...
In 2005, two ambitious local initiatives were launched that independently of each other argued for e...
The novels of the Norwegian Nobel Prize winner Knut Hamsun can be seen as an ongoing discussion with...
This article deals with the Danish author Helga Johansen’s autobiographical novel Hinsides (1900) as...
Abstract. This article uses as a case study the historical-biographical drama film Hamsun (1996) in ...
This dissertation is an analysis of three (semi-)autobiographical literary works: Amalie Skram’s nov...
The novels of the Norwegian Nobel Prize winner Knut Hamsun can be seen as an ongoing discussion with...
In this article, I discuss Knut Hamsun’s last book On Overgrown Paths [På gjengrodde stier] (1949) f...
In this article, I discuss Knut Hamsun’s last book On Overgrown Paths [På gjengrodde Stier] (1949) f...
The article brings the critical reading of Knut Hamsun’s På turné – the col...
The article enlightens first how a main reason why Hamsun wrote On Overgrown Paths was that he despe...
Knut Hamsun, one of the most famous Scandinavian novelists of the first half of the 20th century, re...
The article analyses Knut Hamsun’s short story ”Hemmelig ve” [”Secret Suffering”] (1897) from the pe...
The novels of the Norwegian Nobel Prize winner Knut Hamsun can be seen as an ongoing discussion with...
In 2005, two ambitious local initiatives were launched that independently of each other argued for e...
The Knut Hamsun Jubilee 2009 was heavily criticized by nationals and internationals alike, which was...
In 2005, two ambitious local initiatives were launched that independently of each other argued for e...
The novels of the Norwegian Nobel Prize winner Knut Hamsun can be seen as an ongoing discussion with...
This article deals with the Danish author Helga Johansen’s autobiographical novel Hinsides (1900) as...
Abstract. This article uses as a case study the historical-biographical drama film Hamsun (1996) in ...
This dissertation is an analysis of three (semi-)autobiographical literary works: Amalie Skram’s nov...
The novels of the Norwegian Nobel Prize winner Knut Hamsun can be seen as an ongoing discussion with...