61. Engelska Studiehandboken Kurser Dept. of Communication and Languages. KSP040 scandinavian literature 7.5 ECTS credits. DENNA SIDA FINNS OCKSÃ PÃ SVENSKA General http://www.luth.se/stuka/stukaeng/insteng/kurseng/KKSP040.en.html

Dept. of Communication and Languages KSP040 Scandinavian Literature 7.5 ECTS credits General information TIMEPERIOD: Q 2, 4 LANGUAGE: English/Swedish 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 AND CREDITS COURSE LITERATURE REMARKS Last modified 96-09-02 Back to departement menu

62. Svenska Studiehandboken Kurser Kommunikation och språk. KSP040 scandinavian literature 5.0 Poäng. THIS PAGE IS ALSO AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH Program/Tidsperiod/Schemamodul http://www.luth.se/stuka/stukasv/instsv/kurssv/KKSP040.sv.html

THIS PAGE IS ALSO AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH Program/Tidsperiod/Schemamodul Valbar / Lp 2, 4 / Engelska/Svenska EXAMINATOR The syllabus was approved by the Department of Communication and Languages 1996-03-22. Eligibility for course admission to begin the study programme in Compulsory School Education for Forms 1 - 7. The student should be familiair with some widely read Scandinavian writers and their works. The course comprises about 2,000 pages including works of fiction for both children and adults, history of literature and works on book talk. UNDERVISNING Seminars, book talk and essay writing. The course language is English EXAMINATION Continual asssesment. Essey. KURSENS BETYGSKALA: U, G MOMENT/PROV LITTERATUR Last modified 96-09-02 Tillbaka till institutions meny

63. 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 Lars Jenner , Assistant Professor B.A., M.A., Washington; Ph.D., Pennsylvania Larry E. Scott , Professor, Chair B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Washington 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, con-centrating on the last 100 years. Topics include architecture, art, music, political institutions, economics, the Welfare State, education. Offered in alternate years.

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

W orld L iterature 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) 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. 214 [L] Classical Lyric Poetry (3) A survey of classical Greek and Roman lyric poetry. Readings include Sappho, Pindar, Catullus, Horace, Ovid and Propertius. Precludes taking other courses in the Classical Lyric group (see Classics).

65. Hist. Of Scandinavian Literature, 1894, Norwegian Hist. of scandinavian literature, 1894, Norwegian. History of scandinavian literature, 1894, in Norwegian. Here is Norsk og Dansk http://www.popula.com/sh/no_96/130817.htm

Hist. of Scandinavian Literature, 1894, Norwegian History of Scandinavian Literature, 1894, in Norwegian Here is "Norsk og Dansk Litteraturhistorie for Gymnasiet og Pigeskolernes Hoiere Klasser - Med Et Tillaeg - af Chr. Broch og M. Seip - Tredje Forogede Udgave af - 'Norsk og Dansk Litteraturhistorie for Skolen og Hjemmet' - Kristiania - Marius Lunds Forlag - 1894". (History of Norwegian and Danish literature? in Norwegian? by Chr. Broch and M. Seip? (also authors of 'Norsk og Dansk Litteraturhistorie for Skolen og Hjemmet' we think?) This has a lot of wear, cover worn, warped and has staining, pages have foxing and penciling. Please check out our other auctions, and email us with any questions or concerns at lqf@idcnet.com - thanks for your interest! Shipping and handling is $3.50 in the lower 48 states, prepaid, includes insurance. (We're always happy to combine items, to save you lots on shipping!) Payment within ten days of end of auction by check, money order, PayDirect, or PayPal, checks must clear before shipment. Wisconsin residents - 5 1/2% tax is necessary. We will take returns for whatever reason - please click here for our return policy Fish Fry Antiques at Laurel Leaf Farm please visit our web site for more great one-of-a-kind vintage pieces www.laurelleaffarm.com

66. Hansen, Martin A.The Liar Library Of Scandinavian Literature Hansen, Martin A. The Liar Library of scandinavian literature. 1969 New York. Twayne Publishers. 1st American Edition. Hardcover. http://www.popula.com/sh/no_764/2157720.htm

Hansen, Martin A. The Liar Library of Scandinavian Literature 1969: New York. Twayne Publishers. 1st American Edition. Hardcover. Very Good in Good DJ; Minor soiling, rubbing to dust jacket; Vol. 5; 8vo; 1st Printing This item has been offered on Popula, your favorite spot for cool and hard-to-find merchandise. To learn more, just click here. Home Register Sell! ... Popula Company

67. Tomfolio.com: Literature: Scandinavian Lit Library of scandinavian literature Series; Vol. 13; 194 pages Purchase direct from Gibson s Books. Library of scandinavian literature Series; Vol. http://www.tomfolio.com/bookssub.asp?catid=26&subid=2386

68. Scandinavian Studies is on the writers of the 19th and 20th centuries and particular attention is paid to literary developments since 1945, ie contemporary scandinavian literature. http://www.slm.uni-hamburg.de/Stuplan/Skandinavistik_eng.html

Fachbereich Sprach-, Literatur- und Medienwissenschaft Scandinavian Studies Deutsche Fassung In the course, Scandinavia is considered to be a unified historical and cultural block, an aspect which is reflected in our classes as well as in research literature. The continental Scandinavian languages, after a period of acclimatisation, can be mutually understood and thus it is expected that students should not just master one language, but should also make the effort to study the others on offer so that classes in these languages can also be followed. Apart from introductory and comparative classes, the languages of instruction are Danish, Swedish and Norwegian. Alongside language teaching in these three main languages, the course aims to deepen students' knowledge of the national literatures, with emphasis on the Modern Period (from Baroque writers onwards). The focus is on the writers of the 19th and 20th centuries and particular attention is paid to literary developments since 1945, i.e. contemporary Scandinavian literature. This emphasis is strengthened by guest lectures and poetry readings, especially in connection with the annual Nordic Literature Festival here in Hamburg. The four progressively graded basic language classes (total 16 hours/week spread over the basic study period) also provide an introduction to the respective cultures. Building on this foundation, further classes introduce students to linguistics and literary studies (total for the period of basic studies: 4 hours/week). Further seminars are offered, many of which are interdisciplinary in character, and are taught together with subjects such as History, Political Science, Geography, Art or Music History.

69. Ryös Antikvariat - SCANDINAVIAN LITERATURE IN TRANSLATION Translate this page Tillbaka. scandinavian literature IN TRANSLATION. Vid beställning, notera referensnumret, som står inom parentes. Beställningsformulär. http://www.ryo.se/katalog/scandina.html

SCANDINAVIAN LITERATURE IN TRANSLATION Andersen, Hans Christian: Bellman, Carl Michael: 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". 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:-

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

Search the Northvegr Site Powered by Home Site Index Bookmark This Page My Northvegr Song and Legend From the Middle Ages 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.

71. Central Library: Resources For German Languages And Literature Projekt Gutenberg; Sophie works by German-speaking women; Western European - includes Germanic, old Norse and modern Icelandic, and scandinavian literature; http://www.library.vanderbilt.edu/central/german.html

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72. Scandinavian Area Studies / 2003-04 Course Catalog / Pacific Lutheran University To gain a basic understanding of the region, they also take 6 hours in Scandinavian cultural history and 4 hours in scandinavian literature. http://www.plu.edu/print/catalog/scan.html

chooseStyle('general'); @import "catalog03-04.css"; Search 2003-2004 Course Catalog Scandinavian Area Studies Contents Graduate Studies Administration University Guidelines ... www.plu.edu/~scan Scandinavian Area Studies is a flexible program which draws on many university departments. It offers a broad perspective on Scandinavia past and present, while developing useful analytical and communicative skills. The program reflects both the Scandinavian heritage of the university and the dynamic profile of Scandinavia within the world community today. Scandinavian Studies Committee: Toven, Chair and Program Director ; Berguson, Hegstad, Myrbo, C. Nelson, Ringdahl, Rønning. Students enrolled in the Scandinavian Area Studies program are expected to demonstrate the equivalent of two years of Norwegian, Swedish, or Danish language instruction (16 hours). To gain a basic understanding of the region, they also take 6 hours in Scandinavian cultural history and 4 hours in Scandinavian literature. Majors choose additional Scandinavian and cross-disciplinary courses in accordance with personal interests and goals and in consultation with the program director (4 hours in cross-disciplinary course, 2 hours in a senior project, and 8 hours of electives). A total of 40 semester hours is required. With the approval of the Scandinavian Studies director, selected January-term, summer, and experimental courses may be included in the major program. No more than 8 semester hours may be offered to meet both the Scandinavian Area Studies major and general university requirements or requirements for a second major. Such cross-application of courses must be approved by the Scandinavian Studies director.

73. §3. "Beowulf:" Scandinavian Traditions; Personality Of The Hero; Origin And Ant family), clearly corresponds to Skiöldr, the ancestor of the Skiöldungar, though the story told of him in Beowulf does not occur in scandinavian literature. http://www.bartleby.com/211/0303.html

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74. Scandinavian Books Online Gifts For Children & Adults scandinavian literature for children adults. Selected books about 1900 s. Back to Top. scandinavian literature. (Historical fiction http://www.scandinavius.com/books/books.html

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75. Scandinavian GraduateProgram The curriculum is designed to familiarize the student with all periods of scandinavian literature and language and to train the student to apply a variety of http://www.folwell.umn.edu/gsd/scangrad.html

76. Book Information Page -- Greenwood Publishing Group An Introduction to scandinavian literature from the Earliest Time to Our Day, This book is not currently available for purchase Online. http://www.greenwood.com/books/BookDetail.asp?sku=BRSL

77. Comparative Literature Course Offerings Lit W4240 Social Change in scandinavian literature 3 points A discussion of Scandinavia s transformation 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

78. General Catalog Swedish, the program includes regular courses, taught in English, that deal with Scandinavian history, masterworks in scandinavian literature, and Scandinavian http://www.gustavus.edu/oncampus/academics/general_catalog/current/index.cfm?pr=

79. Scandinavian Language And Literature scandinavian literature and Language. The Holland library contains many resources for students and faculty interested in Scandinavian Language and Literature. http://www.wsulibs.wsu.edu/holland/ref/scand.html

Scandinavian Literature and Language Librarian Collection Development Policy Library Resources Electronic Journals ... Scandinavian Language and Literature The Holland library contains many resources for students and faculty interested in Scandinavian Language and Literature. If you have any questions not answered on the WSU Libraries website or would like to request a book or journal on any subject related to Scandinavian Language and Literature, please contact Alice Spitzer. Library Resources Library Catalog GRIFFIN Library Catalog The library catalog includes holdings for all the WSU Library sites, in Pullman and across the state. Please note: Electronic journals and other 'virtual' publications are included in the catalog. Indexes, Abstracts and Other Databases Article First : An OCLC index of articles from nearly 12,500 journals, 1990 to the present. Lexis/Nexis - Academic Universe : Includes world news from U.S. and international sources, going back more than 20 years. MLA Bibliography : Indexes books, essay collections, working papers, proceedings, dissertations, and bibliographies in Literature, languages, linguistics, and folklore, 1963 - present. Proquest Direct : Indexes magazine, newspaper, and some journal articles, often with full text.

80. Concordia College 2004-06 Catalog Kierkegaard and scandinavian literatureSCAN 318, 1.0 credit. A2 (2004-05). Masterpieces of scandinavian literature-SCAN 215, 1.0 credit. A2 (2003-04). http://www.cord.edu/dept/registrar/catalog/departments/scandept.course.html

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