81. Medieval Studies Program the Italian Renaissance; 271 Masterpieces of scandinavian literatureMiddle Ages1900; 342 Mythology of Scandinavia; 345 The Scandinavian http://polyglot.lss.wisc.edu/msp/courses.html

The Certificate in Medieval Studies All students (including special students, graduate students, law students, etc.) are eligible to earn the Certificate in Medieval Studies, the requirements for which are listed below. COURSE REQUIREMENTS: Eight (8) courses, according to the following distributional requirements: Required Course: History 115: Medieval Europe 410-1500 (or equivalent) Two Courses from the Following: Geography: 577: History of Cartography Hebrew and Semitic Studies: 371: Topics in Jewish Civilization (when topic is medieval) 471-472: Jewish Cultural History 473: Jewish Civilization in Medieval Spain History: 313: Introduction to Byzantine History and Civilization 317: Medieval Social and Intellectual History: 400-1200 318: Medieval Social and Intellectual History: 1200-1450 321: Economic Life in Medieval Europe 325: History of Medieval France 326: Venice and the Venetian Republic in History and Culture 333: The Renaissance 339: History of Spain and Portugal to 1700 369: English Constitutional HistoryThe Medieval Era 417: History of Russia 431: History of Scandinavia to 1815 435: Politics and the State in the Medieval Islamic World 539: The Middle East and the Balkans during the Ottoman Era, 1200-1600

82. European Literature - Electronic Texts scandinavian Studies Web literature Electronic Text Collections in Western European literature (WESS) with sections for each country. Most texts are freely available on the web. http://www.lib.virginia.edu/wess/etexts.html

Electronic Text Collections in Western European Literature This page lists Internet sources for literary texts in the western European languages other than English. Translations are mentioned only when they are included in collections of original language texts, or when they are themselves of interest. Collections are listed more or less in order of size; indivdual authors are listed alphabetically. Catalan Literature Danish Literature Dutch Literature Finnish Literature ... EuRoDocs lists many historical and social science texts in western European languages. If you put up an electronic text, find a collection that's not listed here, or find changes in one of the collections please let me know Thanks to all who have sent in new listings! Catalan Literature Selecció de Poesia Catalana Large collection, from medieval to recent times. Danish Literature Online Books, Journals and Exhibitions A project of Det Kongelige Bibliotek. Includes guides, portraits, and biographical information in addition to the text collections listed below. Dansk Nationallitterært Arkiv Danish authors from the Middle Ages to around 1900. Done in cooperation with Det Danske Sprog- og Litteraturselskab.

83. Department Of Scandinavian Studies: Masterpieces Of Scandinavian Literature: Fro scandinavian Studies 374. literature in Translation 274. Masterpieces of scandinavianliterature From 1900 to the 1970s. (Brantly) (34 credits). http://scandinavian.wisc.edu/courses/374-master2.html

Scandinavian Studies 374. Literature in Translation 274. Masterpieces of Scandinavian Literature: From 1900 to the 1970s. Brantly (3-4 credits) Course Homepage Home Scandinavian Links Programs ... Webmaster

84. From Gutenberg To Runeberg: A Nordic (Scandinavian) Literature Initiative Volume 7, Number 3 • March 1999, From Gutenberg to Runeberg a Nordic(scandinavian) literature initiative by Henrik Eismark. CANADA http://www.infotoday.com/searcher/mar99/seab3.htm

From Gutenberg to Runeberg: a Nordic (Scandinavian) literature initiative by Henrik Eismark Microcomputer Abstracts

85. Mellen Subject Area: Scandinavian - Literature Displaying 1 to 8 of 8 Books in scandinavian literature in orderof Publication Year, Sort By Year Title Author Last Name. 1. A http://www.mellenpress.com/emp/mellenpress.cfm?catkey=68&pc=8

86. Welcome To Project Runeberg Project to build the biggest center for nordic literature.Category Arts literature World literature Danish...... Project Runeberg -, Project RunebergNordic literature on theInternet since 1992 Welcome to Project Runeberg Front page, http://www.lysator.liu.se/runeberg/

Project Runeberg Nordic literature on the Internet since 1992 Welcome to Project Runeberg Front page Start Catalog Tema Search ... Comments? Project Runeberg comes to you from LYSATOR at Linköping University in Sweden. Together, we are building the Internet's biggest center for Nordic literature! An introduction in English Vi gör kulturarvet digitalt! Projekt Runeberg är ett ideellt initiativ för att göra äldre nordisk litteratur tillgänglig på Internet. Det grundades i december 1992 och fyllde förra året tio år! Vi har en liten oavlönad redaktion vid Linköpings universitet och hundratals frivilliga medhjälpare över hela Internet. Vårt viktigaste arbete just nu är inläsningen av Nordisk familjebok . Vi planerar att läsa in de två första utgåvorna, som tillsammans spänner över femtio år, 1876-1926. Hittills är 26 av 58 band inlästa som faksimilbilder. Till detta kommer en indexering av artiklarna, där du kan hjälpa till . Senare kommer vi att komplettera med texttolkning (OCR) och korrekturläsning. Tidigare har vi digitaliserat över 300 olika titlar, från Bibeln (1917) till Baron Münchhausens äventyr (1875). Du hittar alltsammans i

87. Rees Main Page scandinavian Cinema (Summer Session I); Masterpieces of scandinavianLiterature (Spring Semester). Research interests. Modernism; 19th http://www.public.asu.edu/~erees/

Ellen Rees Associate Professor of Scandinavian Studies email: erees@asu.edu Mailing address: Arizona State University Box 870202 Tempe, AZ 85287-0202 Office hours: Monday and Wednesday 8:30-10:30am or by appointment Classes taught Research interests Selected publications Links ... Return to the DLL Page Classes taught Elementary Norwegian Intermediate Norwegian Introduction to Scandinavian Culture (Fall Semester) Scandinavian Cinema (Summer Session I) Masterpieces of Scandinavian Literature (Spring Semester) Research interests Modernism 19th and 20th Century Scandinavian literature Women writers (Stina Aronson, Karen Blixen/Isak Dinesen, Karo Espeseth, Hagar Olsson, Cora Sandel , Edith Øberg ) Film studies Contemporary Scandinavian culture Selected publications “Problems of Prose Modernism and Frigidity in Stina Aronson’s ‘ The Fever Book’ and Edith Øberg’s ‘ Man in Darkness Tulsa Studies in Women’s Literature “Sadism, Art and Healing: Reexamining Karo Espeseth’s Sår som ennu blør Edda “Escape from the Novel: Cora Sandel’s Kranes konditori.

88. Scandinavian | People His special interests include questions of orality and source in medieval ScandinavianLiterature; Paleography/Codicology; The Danish Golden Age; and Lyrical http://ls.berkeley.edu/dept/scandinavian/people/students.html

Graduate Students Michael Coleman durwin@socrates.berkeley.edu Michael Coleman hopes to finish his third degree from U.C. Berkeley before the end of 2002. He completed his undergraduate degree in Comparative Literature, his master's in Scandinavian and is currently working on his doctoral dissertation entitled, "Looking Elsewhere: Jenny Lind, Celebrities and the Public Sphere in 19th Century Sweden" in the Scandinavian Studies Department. He has taught both composition and Swedish language at the University as well as seminars on pedagogy and web development for corporations and government agencies such as the Gap, Visa, Charles Schwab and the Federal Reserve. Brigid Gaffikin brigid@socrates.berkeley.edu

89. Alphabetic Catalog (Welcome To Project Runeberg) Alphabetic Catalog More than 300 Titles. It might be easier to findwhat you are looking for if you use our search tool. Aarestrup http://www.lysator.liu.se/runeberg/katalog.html

Project Runeberg Nordic literature on the Internet since 1992 Welcome to Project Runeberg Alphabetic Catalog Start Catalog Tema Search ... Comments? Alphabetic Catalog: More than 300 Titles It might be easier to find what you are looking for if you use our search tool Aarestrup, Emil, Naar jeg i eenrum færdes , Danish Aasen, Ivar, Selected poems , Norwegian About Project Runeberg , English, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Icelandic, Finnish Adlersparre, Carl August, Anteckningar om bortgångne samtida , 1859-1861, Swedish Aftonbladet , 1830, Swedish Agrell, Johan Joachim, Sei Sonate per il Cembalo Solo , 1748, Swedish Agrell, Johan Joachim, Sonate Violino Solo , 1734, Swedish Agrell, Johan Joachim, Six Sonatas or Duets for two GERMAN FLUTES or VIOLINS , Swedish Almqvist, Carl Jonas Love, Drottningens juvelsmycke , 1834, Swedish Almqvist, Carl Jonas Love, Svensk Rättstafnings-Lära , Swedish Aminoff, Iwan T., Det eröfrade landet , 1914, Swedish Andersen, Anton, Danske Forfatterinder i det nittende Hundredaar , 1896, Danish Andersen, H. C., Eventyr og historier , Danish Andersson, Dan

90. Fairy Tales, Fantasies And Mysteries: Exploring 19th-Century Scandinavian Litera Fairy Tales, Fantasies and Mysteries Exploring 19thCentury ScandinavianLiterature Online January 21-May 9, 2003 The 19th century http://www.uwalumni.com/scanlit/

Fairy Tales, Fantasies and Mysteries: Exploring 19th-Century Scandinavian Literature Online January 21-May 9, 2003 This is a genuine UW-Madison course that has been opened to alumni and friends. Alumni who never had the opportunity to explore this topic while at UW-Madison will benefit from its depth, without having the pressure of required quizzes and final exams. To view the course syllabus from Summer 2002, click here Course Index UW Course Home Page About the Instructor Online Registration Learning Home About the Course This is a distance education course, offered during the Spring Semester of 2003 to UW alumni and friends, who can take it simultaneously with currently enrolled UW undergraduate students. Course material is shared via multi-media CD-ROM, textbooks, a course compendium, quizzes and online discussions with the instructor, Susan Brantly. There is a comprehensive course Web site , connecting participants to the online discussions and resources.

91. Graduate Course Cycle And Numbers http://www.utexas.edu/depts/german/graduate/coursenumbs.html

Graduate Course Information The first digit of a course number indicates the credit value of the course. For example, GER (German) 382 is a three-credit-hour course that meets three hours a week. The second digit indicates the course level: graduate courses are -8- or -9-. An official Course Schedule with exact course offerings can be purchased each semester in bookstores. The department offers a minimum of eight to nine graduate courses each long semester (Fall and Spring). Graduate courses are not usually offered in Summer sessions, but arrangements can be made in consultation with the Graduate Adviser. GRADUATE COURSE CYCLE beginning FALL 2002-SPRING 2004 (11/01 version) The cycle extends over two years; add "2" for subsequent years. YEAR A Fall 2002 386.4 : German Literature: Naturalism to the Present (1890- ) 386.11: Yiddish Literature 389K.1: Fundamentals of Scholarship 392: Seminar: Enlightenment through Realism (1730-1890) 392: Seminar - open topic 393K.2: Older Germanic Languages 393K.4 German Morphology 397P: Technology and Foreign Language Pedagogy [course for FLE] 398T.1: Supervised Teaching in German

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