41. Tutelary Tales: Modern Scandinavian Literature In Trans. By Villy Sorensen US Price Check. Hardback. $16.50 Powells. Tutelary Tales Modern ScandinavianLiterature in Trans. An anthology of stories edited by Villy Sorensen. http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/books/t0/t2283.htm?authorid=2734

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43. Scandinavian | Courses 150 Studies in scandinavian literature. C160 Scandinavian Myth and Religion. 202Medieval scandinavian literature. 206 Studies in Philology and Linguistics. http://ls.berkeley.edu/dept/scandinavian/courses/catalog.html

General Catalog This is a complete list of the Scandinavian Department curriculum. Not all of these courses are taught regularly; consult the other pages of this website for current and upcoming courses. The courses listed under the department name in the university's General Catalog of Courses are courses that are taught or which have historically been taught in the department on a regular basis. Some of the following, however, are taught more frequently than others. For information on the teaching schedule for a specific course listed below, see the other pages on this site or contact the current Faculty Undergraduate or Graduate Adviser. For full course descriptions in the general catalog, see the Scandinavian Department listing at http://www.berkeley.edu/catalog

44. Ryös Antikvariat - SCANDINAVIAN LITERATURE IN TRANSLATION Translate this page Back. scandinavian literature IN TRANSLATION. When ordering, pleasenote the reference number in parenthesises. Order form. Andersen http://www.svaf.se/ryo/katalog/en-scandinavian.html

SCANDINAVIAN LITERATURE IN TRANSLATION When ordering, please note the reference number in parenthesises. Order form Andersen, Hans Christian: Bergman, Hjalmar: FOUR PLAYS. With Introduction by Stina Bergman. Edited by Walter Johnson. Univ of Washington Press, Seattle 1968. VIII, (4), 298 pp. Publisher's cloth in worn dust jacket. Photoillustrated. Signed by "Stina Bergman". Geijerstam, Gustaf af: Holberg, Ludvig: MARTA, MARTA. Birger Norman: SONNE, WAS WILLST DU VON MIR? Autorenkollektive: Strindberg, August: SLEEPWALKING NIGHTS. On Wide-Awake Days and Biographical. In a free translation by Arvid Paulson. Law-Arts Publishers, New York 1978. VIII, 97 pp. Publisher's cloth in dust jacket. (#185) 100:-

45. Finnish And Scandinavian Literature On Prostitution. Suomalainen Ja Muu Pohjoism Author/Editor Laukkanen, MariElina. Title Finnish and scandinavian literatureon Prostitution. Suomalainen ja muu pohjoismainen prostituutiokirjallisuus. http://www.cromenet.org/customers/crome/crome.nsf/7b3ad7fdcc46f680c2256b73003f7b

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47. Scandinavian Studies Departments Department of Scandinavian Rock Island IL 61201 Programs Offered BA in SwedishLanguage and Literature, scandinavian literature, Scandinavian Area Studies. http://www.montana.edu/sass/scandept.htm

Scandinavian Studies Departments If you wish to add your Department to our list or update a listing, please send the information to Dr. Jerry Coffey at coffey@english.montana.edu ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY Department of Languages and Literatures Box 870202 Tempe, AZ 85287-0202 Programs Offered: Undergraduate Certificate in Scandinavian Studies. Languages Offered: Norwegian, Swedish, Old Norse. Institution Homepage: http://www.asu.edu/ Department Homepage: http://www.public.asu.edu/~erees AUGSBURG COLLEGE Department of Foreign Language 731 St. Avenue South Minneapolis, MN 55454 Programs Offered: Scandinavian Area Studies as an interdisciplinary degree-granting program. Languages Offered: Norwegian. Institution Homepage: http://www.augsburg.edu/ Department Homepage: http://www.augsburg.edu/library/nordic.html AUGUSTANA COLLEGE (ROCK ISLAND) Department of Scandinavian Rock Island IL 61201 Programs Offered: B.A. in Swedish Language and Literature, Scandinavian Literature, Scandinavian Area Studies. Languages Offered: Danish, Swedish. Institution Homepage: http://www.augustana.edu/

48. Northvegr - Song And Legend From The Middle Ages 2 * Spanish Literature Page 3 * Spanish Literature Page 4 * Spanish LiteraturePage 5 * scandinavian literature Page 1 Voluspa * scandinavian literature http://www.northvegr.org/lore/song/

Complete Site Index Song and Legend From the Middle Ages Transcribed by Loptsson * Preface * Introduction * French Literature: Page 1: The Song of Roland * French Literature: Page 2 ... * Italian Literature: Page 11 This page last updated Friday, 24-May-2002 5:28 PM

49. Northvegr - Song And Legend From The Middle Ages scandinavian literature Page 1. scandinavian literature embraces theliterature of Norway, Sweden, Iceland, and their western colonies. http://www.northvegr.org/lore/song/003_01.html

Complete Site Index Scandinavian Literature SCANDINAVIAN LITERATURE Page 1 Scandinavian literature embraces the literature of Norway, Sweden, Iceland, and their western colonies. In the Middle Ages this literature reached its fullest and best development in Iceland. Almost equal in importance and interest is the Prose Edda, sometimes called the Younger Edda, arranged and in part written by Snorra Sturleson, who lived from 1178 to 1241. The chief portions of it are: 1. "Gylfaginning," in which Odin recounts to Gylf the history of the gods. 2. "Bragaraethur," the conversations of Braga the god of poetry. Other and less important varieties of Scandinavian literature are the romances of history and romances of pure fiction. VOLUSPA The Oracle of the Prophetess Vala. The Voluspa is the first song in the Elder Edda. It is a song of a prophetess and gives an account of the creation of the world, of man, giants, and dwarfs; of the employments of fairies or destinies; of the functions of the gods, their adventures, their quarrels, and the vengeance they take; of the final state of the universe and its dissolution; of the battle of the lower deities and the evil beings; of the renovation of the world; of the happy lot of the good, and the punishment of the wicked. The first passage selected gives the account of creation.

50. Augustana College Catalog 2000-2002 Prerequisite 103 or equivalent. 215 L Topics in scandinavian literature (3)Major works from Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland in English translation. http://www.augustana.edu/catalog/scandinavian.htm

S candinavian Larry E. Scott, Professor, Chair B.A., M.A., Ph.D., U of Washington Lars B. Jenner, Assistant Professor B.A., M.A., U of Washington; Ph.D., U of Pennsylvania Karin Youngberg, Professor (English) MAJOR IN SCANDINAVIAN. 27 credits beyond 103. MINOR IN SCANDINAVIAN. 18 credits, up to 9 from 201, 202, 203, and the remaining selected from 301, 302, 303, 215, 230, 313, 315, 341, 344 and 370. COURSES (SC) See also World Literature. 101-102-103 Elementary Swedish (3+3+3) Introduction to the language: reading, writing, listening and speaking on the beginning level, and fundamentals of grammar. One hour practice weekly in the Denkmann Language Laboratory. 201-202-203 [203 only: L] Intermediate Swedish (3+3+3) Graded conversation drills, composition and grammar review. 203 concentrates on shorter works of classic Swedish literature (poems, essays, short stories). Prerequisite: 103 or equivalent. 215 [L] Topics in Scandinavian Literature (3) Major works from Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland in English translation. Authors can vary, but may include Ludvig Holberg, C.M. Bellman, Hans Christian Andersen, J.P. Jacobsen, Henrik Ibsen, Viktoria Benedictsson, Hjalmar Bergman, August Strindberg and Knut Hamsun. May be taken by Scandinavian majors (readings in Swedish), but intended primarily for non-majors. Also World Literature 215. 230 Introduction to Scandinavian Culture (3) Scandinavian culture and civilization in English translation, concentrating on the last 100 years. Topics include architecture, art, music, political institutions, economics, the Welfare State, education. Offered in alternate years.

51. Augustana College Catalog 2000-2002 Classics). 215 L Topics in scandinavian literature (3) Representativeworks of major writers read in translation. See Scandinavian 215. http://www.augustana.edu/catalog/worldliterature.htm

W orld L iterature NOTE: All literature is read in translation. Language students may read the original texts, but the classes are intended primarily for non-foreign language majors. COURSES (WL) 208 [L] Public and Private Lives of the Ancient Greeks and Romans (3) Relying on primary and ancient secondary sources- literary and legal documents and artifacts- this course examines the goings-on in the market places of the Greeks and Romans, in their theatres and law courts, and in their homes. 210 [L] Greek Literature (3) Readings in classical Greek epic, lyric, tragedy and comedy. A central focus of the course is the interplay of literary form, historical context, and the emergence of classical ideas about nature, society and self. 212 [L] Greek Mythology (3) A survey of the major Greek myths and dominant approaches to understanding them. The myths are read primarily within the context of classical tragedy, epic and lyric poetry. Class discussion treats their function in literature and the historical, psychoanalytic and structural views of myth as a mode of thought. 213 [L] Topics in German Literature (3) Readings in a literary period, a genre, a movement, or on an individual author. Designed as a first college literature course with introductory instruction on narrative voice, genre and method. The focus will vary, depending on instructor. May be repeated for credit with permission of instructor.

52. Welcome To The Augustana University College Homepage! An analysis of scandinavian literature in English translation written bywomen, and the role of women in scandinavian literature in general. http://www.augustana.ab.ca/departments/scand_studies/course_descriptions.html

ranImg='' document.write (ranImg) HOME SITE MAP CONTACT ... Home Menu Scandinavian Studies at Augustana Course Offerings SCA 101 Beginners' Norwegian I (offered every year) An introduction to the essentials of the Norwegian language designed to develop ability in speaking and writing. SCA 102 Beginners' Norwegian II (offered every year) A continuation of SCA 101. Prerequisite: SCA 101. SCA 201 Second-Year Norwegian I (offered every year) Reading and study of selected texts in Norwegian literature and culture. Composition and conversation. Prerequisite: SCA 102 or consent of the instructor. SCA 202 Second-Year Norwegian II (offered every year) A continuation of SCA 201. Prerequisite: SCA 201. SCA 221 Scandinavian Women Writers (offered every other year) An analysis of Scandinavian literature in English translation written by women, and the role of women in Scandinavian literature in general. Feminist literary theory is employed to analyze the texts.

53. Augustana Calendar - SCANDANAVIAN STUDIES Folk literature as a cultural mirror and the impact of folk literature on nineteenthand twentieth-century scandinavian literature are also explored. http://www.augustana.ab.ca/calendar/current/courses/sca_studies.html

SCANDINAVIAN STUDIES Faculty: I. K. Urberg Four-year major in Modern Languages (See "Modern Languages" Minor in Scandinavian Studies 1. Requirements a. SCA 101 and 102. b. SCA 201 and 202. c. 6 additional senior credits in SCA. 2. Advice to students a. Advanced placement is possible for students with previous experience in the Norwegian language. b. A student is strongly encouraged to upgrade his/her language skills in an immersion setting (through the Oslo Year Program or International Summer School) after the first or second year of studies. (See "International Programs" ). c. A student will satisfy the following core requirement (see page 37) through required courses: 4 (SCA 101 and 102). Three other core requirements can be satisfied by elective courses in Scandinavian Studies: 1.a (SCA 231), 1.c (SCA 221), and 2.b (SCA 221, 241, 242, 251, 252, 261, 371, 372, 381, or 382). Reminder: An individual course may be used to satisfy only one core requirement (except an IDS course may be used to satisfy one other core requirement besides 9). d. Some senior courses are offered in alternate years only. SCANDINAVIAN STUDIES COURSES SCA 101 Beginners' Norwegian I 3(4+0)11111 An introduction to the essentials of the Norwegian language designed to develop ability in speaking and writing.

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55. UCLA Scandinavian: Faculty - Mary Kay Norseng My own student years were spent primarily at the University of Wisconsin,Madison, where I received my Ph.D. in scandinavian literature in 1975. http://www.humnet.ucla.edu/humnet/scandinavian/faculty/norseng/

Mary Kay Norseng (Professor) Royce Hall 212. Tel.: (310) 826-6858. Fax: (310) 825-9754. norseng@humnet.ucla.edu I joined the Scandinavian faculty at UCLA in the 1970s and since that time have been privileged to partake in the blessings and the curses of the humanistic endeavors of teaching, writing, and research. The students of a quarter of a century have been the great gift. My own student years were spent primarily at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, where I received my Ph.D. in Scandinavian Literature in 1975. At UCLA I have been responsible for Norwegian, the language of my fathers, as well as literature and culture courses, graduate and undergraduate, in 19th, 20th, and 21st century Scandinavia, and in the craft of writing, the pearl in the oyster of my literary studies. The various strands of my scholarly interestthe 's obsession with beauty and death. With my colleague, Faith Ingwersen, I edited a collection of essays on the turns of the centuries in Scandinavia, honoring our close friend and my Norwegian mentor, Harald Naess. Most recently I have been writing essays on the subject of loss and the intersection of passion, will and melancholy in the female literary subject, including characters as seemingly diverse as Henrik Ibsen's Hedda Gabler and the contemporary Danish writer, Peter Høeg's Smilla. In future I will be pursuing the aesthetics of joy, in one way or another, though initially in Ibsen's "theater."

56. UCLA Scandinavian: Faculty - Ross Shideler Though research remains of great interest to me, teaching is more fun and genuinelyexciting, whether it is a scandinavian literature class or a Comparative http://www.humnet.ucla.edu/humnet/scandinavian/faculty/shideler/

Ross Shideler (Professor) Royce Hall 212. Tel.: (310) 825-3014. Fax: (310) 825-9754. shideler@ucla.edu I fell in love with Sweden and with Swedish when I went to Uppsala and then Stockholm as a graduate student in the 1960s. My trip to Sweden followed a circuituous route from my B.A. at San Francisco State University in English and Creative Writing to France and the Sorbonne for a year to study French, then finally to Sweden. After finishing my M.A. in Comparative Literature with an emphasis on Nordisk litteraturhistoria at the University of Stockholm, I went to UC Berkeley to complete my Ph.D. in Comparative Literature with areas of specialization in Swedish, French and American literature. (Poetry is my first love and when I first started teaching I managed to publish a number of my own poems as well as some translations of Swedish poets.) With the assistance of various scholarships and fellowships, I was able to return on a regular basis to Sweden and Scandinavia and, as the list below suggests, much of my academic research focused on nineteenth-and twentieth-century Swedish authors. My most recent work

57. Scandinavian Studies LITERATURE. Return to Top 310 Topics in scandinavian literature. 1 cr. 373 Masterpiecesof scandinavian literature From the Middle Ages to 1900. 34 cr. http://www.wisc.edu/grad/catalog/letsci/scandiC.html

Scandinavian Studies Courses LANGUAGE AND LINGUISTICS LITERATURE AREA STUDIES SEMINARS ... OTHER COURSES LANGUAGE AND LINGUISTICS Return to Top 301 Intensive Finnish I. 7 cr. Classroom drills and laboratory practice for 8 hours per week. Emphasis on spoken Finnish. P: Open to Fr. 302 Intensive Finnish II. 7 cr. Classroom work and laboratory practice for 8 hours per week. Emphasis on written Finnish. P: Scand St 301. 401 Contemporary Scandinavian Languages. 3 cr. Intensive work in spoken and written Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish, based on contemporary readings, for undergraduate and graduate students with a basic command of a Scandinavian language. Required of graduate students. P: 3 yrs of Norwegian, Danish or Swedish or cons inst. 403 Advanced Finnish. 3 cr. Continued training in grammar and stylistics. P: 2 yrs of Finnish. Open to Fr. 407 Old Norse. (Crosslisted with Medieval) 3 cr. Reading of texts from the Sagas and Eddas, with comparative study of linguistic structure and literary style. P: Grad st or cons inst. 408 Old Norse.

58. Scandinavian Studies 433, 435, 444, 633 b. 431, 432, 577, 578 c. Modern scandinavian literature, 400level or higher 420, 422, 423, 424, 425, 426, 427, 428, 434, 634, 635, 636. http://www.wisc.edu/pubs/home/archives/gopher/lettsci94/00000162.html

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59. Concordia College Scandinavian Studies/Norwegian Department 215. Masterpieces of scandinavian literature. Full course. A survey of Scandinavianliterature from the sagas to Nobel prize winners of the 20th century. http://www.cord.edu/dept/registrar/catalog/departments/scandept.course.html

Catalog Contents Catalog Home Page At A Glance Academic Calendar Purpose of Concordia Concordia Profile Admissions Financial Information Financial Aid Student Life Student Services Student Life Policies Academic Program Academic Progress Academic Policies Special Programs Courses of Instruction Enrollment Statistics College Corporation Registrar's Office Academic Home Page Concordia Home Page Concordia College Academics Registrar's Office Course Catalog ... Scandinavian Studies/Norwegian Course Descriptions Scandinavian Studies/Norwegian Department Course Descriptions Courses of Instruction: Scandinavian Studies 111.,112. Beginning Norwegian 211.,212. Intermediate Norwegian 311. Norwegian Conversation and Composition 312. Readings in Norwegian Literature with a Grammar Review 380. Special Topics 390. Cooperative Education 480. Independent Study 490. Practicum 201. Scandinavia in the Modern World 215. Masterpieces in Scandinavian Literature 250. Pre-May Seminar 271. Nordic Mythology 272. Scandinavian Though and Folklore0 300. May Seminar 318. Kierkegaard and Scandinavian Literature

60. IPL Online Literary Criticism Collection Sites about scandinavian literature Norwegian TheatreMore Than Affairs(Norway) Access Restrictions Authors in scandinavian literature http://www.ipl.org.ar/cgi-bin/ref/litcrit/litcrit.out.pl?pd=Scandinavian

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