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Eyvind Johnson (Twayne's world authors series, TWAS 150. Sweden) by Gavin Orton, 1972 People From Boden Municipality: Johanna Larsson, Niclas Wallin, Peter Englund, Eyvind Johnson, Stig Synnergren The days of His Grace: A novel by Eyvind Johnson, 1968 Strandernas Svall: En Roman om Det Narvarande by Eyvind Johnson, 1946 Era El Año 1914. Aqui Tienes Tu Vida by Johnson Eyvind, 1975 Regn I Gryningen by Eyvind Johnson, 1950-01-01 Return to Ithaca, The Odyssey Retold as a Modern Novel by Eyvind Johnson, 1952 Return to Ithaca, The Odyssey Retold as a Modern Novel by Eyvind Johnson, 1952 HAR HAR DU DITT LIV! by Eyvind JOHNSON, 1974-01-01 Här Har du Ditt Liv! by Eyvind Johnson, 1935 DRÃ-MMAR OM ROSOR OCH ELD by Eyvind Johnson, 1949 Olof Lacht Tegen Het Leven by Eyvind johnson, 1940 Livsdagen Lang by Eyvind Johnson, 1964 "Eyvind Johnson": A Biographical Essay from Gale's "Dictionary of Literary Biography, Vol. 259, Swedish Writers Before World War II" (code 7)

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21. The Eyvind Johnson Home Page
    Welcome Welcome to the first (but nowadays not only) wwwpage devotedto the Swedish author eyvind johnson. If Grace). eyvind johnson.  
    http://www.kvac.uu.se/~christer/eyvind.html
    
    Extractions: (b. July 29, 1900, , near Boden, Swed.d. Aug. 25, 1976, Stockholm), one of the few working-class novelists to bring not only new themes and points of view to Swedish literature but also to experiment with new forms and techniques of the most advanced kind. With Harry Edmund Martinson he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1974.

22. Johnson, Eyvind
    johnson, eyvind. (b. July 29, 1900, Svartbjörnsbyn, near Boden, Swed.d. Aug. GavinOrton, eyvind johnson (1972), introduces johnson s life and works.  
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    Extractions: Harry Edmund Martinson he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1974. After a grim boyhood of hard labour in his home region near the Arctic Circle, Johnson, as a youth of 20 with practically no schooling, made his way south into war-devastated western Europe. He was never quite happy on his visits home because of Sweden's readiness to ignore the misery at its borders. His early novels, in which the influence of Proust, Gide, and Joyce can be discerned, are mainly concerned with man's frustration. In Bobinack Regn i gryningen (1933; "Rain at Daybreak"), an attack on modern office drudgery and its effects, and Romanen om Olof, 4 vol. (1934-37), which tells of his experiences as a logger in the sub-Arctic, he begins to seek out the causes for that frustration. During World War II and immediately preceding it, Johnson's novels took the form of intense protest against totalitarian terror and sharp attacks against neutralism. Return to Ithaca, 1952) and The Days of His Grace ) have been translated into many languages.

23. Literature 1974
    for writings that catch the dewdrop and reflect the cosmos" eyvind johnson. Harry Martinson eyvind johnson. Biography. Banquet Speech. Swedish Nobel Stamps  
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24. Harry Martinson
    Swedish fiction writer, Nobel Prize winner for Literature in 1974 (along with eyvind johnson) for writings that catch the dewdrop and reflect the cosmos.  
    http://literature-awards.com/harry_martinson.htm

25. Eyvind Johnson Winner Of The 1974 Nobel Prize In Literature
    eyvind johnson, a Nobel Prize Laureate in Literature, at the Nobel Prize Internet Archive. eyvind johnson. 1974 Nobel Laureate in Literature submitted by mmw@waveinter.com) eyvind johnsonsällskapet / The eyvind johnson Society  
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26. Eyvind Johnson Winner Of The 1974 Nobel Prize In Literature
    eyvind johnson, a Nobel Prize Laureate in Literature, at the Nobel Prize InternetArchive. eyvind johnson. eyvind johnson info (submitted by Marc).  
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27. The Eyvind Johnson Home Page
    eyvind johnson sällskapet. eyvind johnson. EJ relaterade länkar eyvind johnsonsällskapet Nobelstiftelsens biografi Biografi i the Calendar of Authors.  
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    Extractions: (b. July 29, 1900, , near Boden, Swed.d. Aug. 25, 1976, Stockholm), one of the few working-class novelists to bring not only new themes and points of view to Swedish literature but also to experiment with new forms and techniques of the most advanced kind. With Harry Edmund Martinson he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1974.

28. Eyvind Johnson --  Britannica Student Encyclopedia
    Britannica Student Encyclopedia, johnson, eyvind Britannica Student Encyclopedia. MLAstyle eyvind johnson. Britannica Student Encyclopedia. 2004.  
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29. Johnson, Eyvind. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001
    The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001. johnson, eyvind. (ü´vnt) (KEY) , 1900–1976, Swedish novelist and shortstory writer.  
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30. Johnson, Eyvind
    Top. Encyclopaedia. J. Johns. johnson, eyvind. Free HTML Editor Free Search Toolbar. johnson, eyvind. www.trellian.com Still searching the hard way  
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    Extractions: Still searching the hard way? Try the Free Slider Search Toolbar and spend less time searching!! www.trellian.com Sponsored Link , 1900–1976, Swedish novelist and short-story writer. After working as a laborer in the north of Sweden, Johnson moved to Stockholm in 1919 and began to write. He is best known outside Sweden for his cycle of four autobiographical novels entitled Romanen om Olov [the novel about Olov] (1934–37), which is noted for its extraordinary psychological penetration. Johnson wrote more than 40 works, including the novels Grupp Krilon (1941), Krilon sj¤lv (1943), Return to Ithaca (1946, tr. 1952), The Days of His Grace (1960, tr. 1968), and Livsdagen long (1964) and the collection of short stories Sju liv (1944). Considered one of the foremost Swedish writers of the 20th cent., Johnson shared the 1974 Nobel Prize in Literature with his countryman Harry Martinson.

31. Johnson, Eyvind. The American Heritage® Dictionary Of The English Language: Fou
    johnson, eyvind. The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English LanguageFourth Edition. 2000. 2000. johnson, eyvind. SYLLABICATION John·son.  
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32. Johnson, Eyvind
    johnson, eyvind (19001976). Born in 1900 at Svartbjorsbyn near Bodenin the north of Sweden. Parents, Olof Petter J., stonecutter  
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    Extractions: Johnson, Eyvind Born in 1900 at Svartbjorsbyn near Boden in the north of Sweden. Parents, Olof Petter J., stonecutter from Varmland, and Cevia Gustafsdotter from Blekinge. There were six children in the family, of whom E.J. was the next youngest. His father fell ill with silicosis about 1904, and E.J. was taken care of by his childless aunt and her husband, stonecutter Anders Johan Rost. At the age of fourteen he left his foster-parents, of whom he was very fond, to look for work near the home where he was born. From the autumn of 1920 to the autumn of 1921, together with two or three friends, he worked at haymaking and timber-felling on a small farm in Uppland, where he had spare time and peace in which to read and write. In the autumn of 1921 he went to Germany - by cargo boat to Kiel, by train to Berlin, and a few months later he continued via the Rhineland to Paris, where he earned his living writing for Swedish papers, as a cement worker, and then as a dishwasher at a big hotel near the Gare du Nord. Then back to Berlin, where he remained until the autumn of 1923, when he returned home to Sweden. His first book, De fyra framlingarna (The Four Strangers), a collection of short stories, was finished in the spring of 1924 and published during the autumn. During a winter visit to the North, he finished his second book, which was published in the autumn of 1925. By then E.J. was back in France, where he was to live for over five years.

33. Johnson, Eyvind
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    Extractions: Romancier suédois. L'un des plus importants représentants de l'école prolétarienne suédoise, influencé par les grands romanciers modernes (Proust, Joyce, Faulkner), il défendit un humanisme libéral dans ses romans et ses nouvelles (le Roman d'Olof, 1934 -1937; Krilon, 1941 -1943; Sept Vies, nouvelles, 1944; Heureux Ulysse…, 1946; le Temps du Seigneur, 1960; Favel seul, 1968). (Prix Nobel, 1974.)

34. Johnson, Eyvind
    encyclopediaEncyclopedia johnson, eyvind, ü vint Pronunciation Key. johnson,eyvind , 1900–1976, Swedish novelist and shortstory writer.  
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    Extractions: Johnson, Eyvind Pronunciation Key Johnson, Eyvind , Swedish novelist and short-story writer. After working as a laborer in the north of Sweden, Johnson moved to Stockholm in 1919 and began to write. He is best known outside Sweden for his cycle of four autobiographical novels entitled Romanen om Olov Grupp Krilon Return to Ithaca (1946, tr. 1952), The Days of His Grace (1960, tr. 1968), and Livsdagen long (1964) and the collection of short stories Sju liv (1944). Considered one of the foremost Swedish writers of the 20th cent., Johnson shared the 1974 Nobel Prize in Literature with his countryman Harry Martinson. The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia,

35. Eyvind Johnson
    Translate this page Home_Page eyvind johnson (1900-1976), Novelista sueco, nacido enOverlulea. A la edad de 19 años había trabajado en una cantera  
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    Extractions: N ovelista sueco, nacido en Overlulea. A la edad de 19 años había trabajado en una cantera, una fábrica de ladrillos y en el comercio de madera. Después se trasladó a Estocolmo y empezó a escribir. Vivió y escribió en Alemania, Francia, Suiza e Inglaterra así como en su país, Suecia, publicando más de cuarenta novelas y libros de cuentos en los que narra las dificultades que sufrió en su juventud. En 1974 compartió el premio Nobel con Harry Martinson. Entre sus obras destacan Odisea, regreso a Itaca (1946) y Los días de su majestad (1961). Sus primeras novelas tratan de las frustraciones humanas, pero sus obras posteriores encarnan una intensa protesta contra los gobiernos totalitarios. Un innovador de la forma narrativa, Johnson experimentó en sus siguientes trabajos con la concepción continua del tiempo. © eMe Textos:

36. Eyvind Johnson
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37. Snabbsök
    johnson, eyvind, DREAMS OF ROSES AND FIRE, 0946626669, 84.01, Häftad, 159.00,johnson, eyvind, DRÖMMAR OM ROSOR OCH ELD, 910058102X, 02.08, Pocket, 54.00,  
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38. Biografia De Johnson, Eyvind
    Translate this page johnson, eyvind. (Svartbjörnsbyn, 1900-Estocolmo, 1976) Escritor sueco.Perteneciente a una familia humilde, ejerció diversos oficios  
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    Extractions: Enlaces Johnson, Eyvind (Svartbjörnsbyn, 1900-Estocolmo, 1976) Escritor sueco. Perteneciente a una familia humilde, ejerció diversos oficios y vagabundeó por Europa. Adscrito a la llamada escuela proletaria, recibió la influencia de Gide, Joyce y Freud. Son notables sus novelas Ciudad de noche Carta certificada Krilon (1941-1943) y Feliz Ulises (1946) y sus narraciones cortas reunidas en Siete vidas (1944). Recibió el premio Nobel de literatura en 1974. Inicio Buscador Recomendar sitio

39. MSN Encarta - Johnson, Eyvind
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40. Johnson, Eyvind (Litteraturnettet)
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