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The pact: My friendship with Isak Dinesen by Thorkild Bjornvig, 1987 Isak Dinesen's Art: The Gayety of Vision (A Phoenix Book ; P628) by Robert Woodrow Langbaum, 1975-04 Isak Dinesen and Karen Blixen: the Mask and the Reality by Donald Hannah, 1973-01-01 Isak Dinesen and the Engendering of Narrative (Women in Culture and Society Series) by Susan Hardy Aiken, 1990-04-24 Ich werde ein grosses Kunstwerk schaffen--: Eine Untersuchung zum literarischen Grenzgngertum der zweisprachigen Dichterin Isak Dinesen/Karen Blixen (Palaestra) (German Edition) by Ute Klunder, 2000 Isak Dinesen/Karen Blixen: The Work and the Life by Aage Henriksen, 1988-11 The world of Isak Dinesen by Eric O Johannesson, 1961 Out of Isak Dinesen in Africa: The Untold Story by Linda Donelson, 1995-04 The gayety of vision;: A study of Isak Dinesen's art by Robert Woodrow Langbaum, 1965 Diana's Revenge: Two Lines in Isak Dinesen's Authorship by Marianne Juhl, Hakon Jorgensen, 1985-12 Self-invention in Isak Dinesen's "The Deluge at Norderney".: An article from: Scandinavian Studies by Rachel Trousdale, 2002-06-22 Out of Denmark: Isak Dinesen/Karen Blixen, 1885-1985, and Danish Women Writers Today Isak Dinesen: Life of Karen Blixen by Judith Thurman, 1982-11-25 Lucifer's Child : A One-Woman Play Based on the Writings of Isak Dinesen by William Luce, 1992

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41. Chapters.indigo.ca: Search In Books For Isak Dinesen
    Hardcover isak dinesen Random House Publishing Group September 5, 1992 Trade Paperback isak dinesen University Of Chicago Press October 15, 1979  
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42. Instructor Class Description
    The fiction of isak dinesen (pseudonym for Karen Blixen) reevaluated in Out of isak dinesen in Africa—the untold story. Iowa City Coulsong List, 1995.  
    http://www.washington.edu/students/icd/S/women/462marianne.html
    
    Extractions: ON RESERVE: Odegaard Undergraduate Library Secondary Sources for Research papers: Colonialist/Post-colonialist Criticism and Theory: Gates, Henry Louis, Jr., ed. “Race,” Writing, and Difference. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. 1985. [includes essays by Abdul JanMohamed and Edward Said] JanMohamed, Abdul R. Manichean Aesthetics: The Politics of Literature in Colonial Africa. Amherst: U of Massachusetts Press, 1983. Lewis, Simon. White Women Writers and Their African Invention. Gainesville: U Press of Florida, 2003. Said, Edward W. Culture and Imperialism. New York: Knopf, 1994. History and Society of Colonial Africa: **Hochschild, Adam. King Leopold’s Ghost: A Story of Greed, Terror, and Heroism in Colonial Africa. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1998. Kennedy, Dane. Islands of White: Settler Society and Culture in Kenya and Southern Rhodesia, 1890 – 1939. Durham: Duke U Press, 1987. Spear, Thomas. Kenya’s Past: An Introduction to Historical Method in Africa. London: Longman Group, 1981.

43. University Of Minnesota Libraries - Special Collections And Rare Books
    dinesen, isak. Daguerrotypes and Other Essays. Foreward by Hannah Arendt. dinesen, isak. Out of Africa. With a new introduction by Alan Moorehead.  
    http://special.lib.umn.edu/rare/dinesen.phtml
    
    Extractions: Map Hours This list corresponds to a card file kept in the Reading Room. Dinesen, Isak. Anecdotes of Destiny. London: Michael Joseph, 1958. 221 p. Henriksen 401. Dinesen, Isak. Anecdotes of Destiny. New York: Random House, c. 1958. 244 p. Henriksen 402. Dinesen, Isak. The Angelic Avengers. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, not dated. 304 p. Henriksen 1146. Dinesen, Isak. Babettes Gaestebud. København: Forlaget Fremad, 1952. 62 p. Oversat fra engelsk af Jørgen Claudi. Henriksen 186. Dinesen, Isak. Carnival: Entertainments and Posthumous Tales. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, c. 1977. 338 p. "Most of these stories first appeared in Danish under the title 'Efterladte Fortaellinger.'" Henriksen unlisted. Dinesen, Isak. Daguerreotypier, Radioen 1 og 7. Januar 1951. [By] Karen Blixen. København, Gyldendalske Boghandel, 1951. 76 p. Henriksen 157. Dinesen, Isak. Daguerrotypes and Other Essays. Foreward by Hannah Arendt. [Translations from the Danish in this volume are by P.M. Mitchell and W.D. Paden.] London: Heinemann, 1979. 229 p.

44. Supernatural Fiction Database, Isak Dinesen
    Tartarus Press Supernatural Fiction Database, isak dinesen.  
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    Extractions: A B C D ... Editors ISAK DINESEN b.1885 d.1962 Out of Africa , although her gothic short stories are also highly regarded. Short Stories Seven Gothic Tales , Putnam (London), 1934 (Including "The Monkey", "The Supper at Elsinore".) ditto Winter's Tales , Putnam, 1942 (by Blixen) (Including: "The Sailor-Boy's Tale", "The Fish".) ditto , Random House (U.S.), 1942 P lease click on the index to access authors by surname: A B C D ... Editors Return to Guide main page Click here to email Tartarus Press Click here to access Tartarus Press web pages Page updated 4th May 2004

45. TELEVISION REVIEW; Visiting Isak Dinesen, Via Julie Harris - New York Times
    And in 1991, she tackled yet another remarkable woman, the Danish writer isak dinesen (18851962), in William Luce s one-woman play Lucifer s Child.  
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46. Karen Von Blixen
    The most famous of all modern Danish writers was Karen Blixen (pseudonym isak dinesen), who wrote her gothic tales and African memoirs in English.  
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47. Books By Isak Dinesen - Biography And Bibliography
    Biography and list of books by isak dinesen Used books.  
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48. Gale - E-Docs - Isak Dinesen S (aka Karen Blixen S) Out Of Africa
    isak dinesen s (aka Karen Blixen s) Out of Africa A Study Guide from Gale s Nonfiction Classics for Students (Volume 02, Chapter 11)  
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49. Gale - E-Docs - Isak Dinesen's (aka Karen Blixen's) "Sorrow-Acre": A Study Guide
    isak dinesen s (aka Karen Blixen s) SorrowAcre A Study Guide from Gale s Short Stories for Students (Volume 03, Chapter 18)  
    http://dx.doi.org/10.1223/GALFSSSFS000058
    
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50. Karen Blixen Biography And Summary
    isak dinesen was the pseudonym used by the Danish author Karen dinesen BlixenFinecke isak dinesen was born on April 17, 1885, the daughter of a wealthy  
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51. Google Directory - Arts > Literature > Authors > D > Dinesen, Isak
    Karen Blixen Information Site http//www.karenblixen.com Comprehensive internet guide to Karen Blixen-isak dinesen  
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52. Blixen, Karen / Dinesen, Isak. Biografia, Libros, Citas Y Guia De Cine. - Viaje
    Translate this page Karen Blixen (de nombre real Karen dinesen y conocida por su seudónimo literario isak dinesen) nació en Rungstedlund (Dinamarca), el 17 de abril de 1885,  
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    Extractions: KAREN BLIXEN/ISAK DINESEN (1885-1962) Karen Blixen (de nombre real Karen Dinesen y conocida por su seudónimo literario Isak Dinesen) nació en Rungstedlund (Dinamarca), el 17 de abril de 1885, siendo la segunda hija del militar y escritor Wilhelm Dinesen y de Ingebord Westenholz, hija de un adinerado empresario naviero. Sus hermanos se llamaban Inger, Ellen, Thomas y Anders. Wilhelm, quejado de sífilis, se suicidaría en 1895, cuando la futura escritora solamente contaba con diez años de edad. Desde niña Karen sintió inclinaciones artísticas, especialmente por la escritura y la pintura. En 1907 escribió con el seudónimo de Osceola su primera historia, titulada “Los Ermitaños”, la cual fue publicada en una revista danesa. Escribió otros relatos pero al no conseguir demasiada repercusión abandonó durante largos años la escritura.

53. Isak Dinesen, The Blank Page (1957) « Smithereens
    Maybe isak dinesen laughed and said if I can’t print a blank page for this story, then I will write down the equivalent of it. It tells a lot, and yet,  
    http://smithereens.wordpress.com/2007/06/25/isak-dinesen-the-blank-page-1957/
    
    Extractions: Cross-posted at A Curious Singularity What an intriguing tale The Blank Page is ! By writing standards, it would be judged very badly: there is no main character, no narrator, no unity of action, no clear plot. More importantly, the subject of the story itself escapes the reader at first sight. It denies itself. It is practically a joke. Maybe Isak Dinesen laughed and said: if I can’t print a blank page for this story, then I will write down the equivalent of it. It tells a lot, and yet, nothing at all. The basic question would normally be: what does she want to say? Here it seems to me that the author didn’t want to answer this question in a definite way. When you take a new sheet of paper and start a story, you make a multitude of choices: you will tell this story and not that one. You choose this setting and not that one. You want this character to be your voice and your eyes, and you reject another one. There is a world of possibilities in the blank page, and you close the possibilities one by one by filling it up with words. Here, Isak Dinesen shows the power of the blank page, something a reader doesn’t normally experience. She invites the reader to enter the creative process. She starts with an old woman, a wise, mysterious woman by an unknown city gate. I like to imagine that she is Karen Blixen. She tells a young lady her secret of telling stories: “Where the story-teller is loyal, eternally and unswervingly loyal to the story, there, in the end, silence will speak.” But now, forget the old woman and the young lady. Another story starts, like Russian dolls that contain smaller dolls inside. The new story is set “in the blue mountains of Portugal [in] an old convent for sisters of the Carmelite order”, who grow flax to make high quality linens. Then, suddenly, another twist and you learn the story of the flaxseed coming from Holy Land and the Bible itself.

54. VIP Isak Dinesen
    Karen Blixen, known under the penname isak dinesen and in Africa as Tania, was born in Denmark to a well-off Unitarian family.  
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    Extractions: Isak Dinesen Born: April 17, 1885 Died: September 7, 1962 Karen Blixen, known under the pen-name Isak Dinesen and in Africa as Tania, was born in Denmark to a well-off Unitarian family. Her passionate author/adventurer father committed suicide when she was a girl, possibly after discovering he had syphillis. Rejecting her mother's more conventional outlook on life, Dinesen early on sought the estatic in life. She attended the Royal Academy of Art in Copenhagen, and studied in four European countries before marrying her cousin, Baron Bror Blixen-Finecke, in 1914. The two ran a coffee plantation in Kenya until they divorced in 1921, and Dinesen ran the plantation herself until 1931, when she returned to Denmark. Her African adventures are recounted in her book, Out of Africa (1937), the subject of a 1985 film of the same name starring Meryl Streep and Robert Redford as Denys Finch Hatton, with whom Dinesen had an affair. (Streep, by the way, passed a joint around a car with Kurt Russell and Cher in Silkwood (1983), and she sniffed a plant hallucinogen in

55. Isak Dinesen - Search Results - MSN Encarta
    Storyteller isak dinesen achieved worldwide fame with her Seven Gothic Tales (1934) and the autobiographical Out of Africa (1937), which was made.  
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56. Seven Gothic Tales|Isak Dinesen| Discuss, Read And Write Reviews
    Read and write reviews on Seven Gothic Tales by isak dinesen read it, love it, share it on Booktribes.  
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    Extractions: White Bicycles "The sixties," writes Joe Boyd, "began... said kim.rooney@a... Snow Flower... This was a moving book about friendship... said krin5292 Pirates of the... Not bad. Has some nice woodcuts in it. I... said Avocatore This is Your... An stimulating, intelligent and at times... said DavidK Angel in the House One of Mike's latest books, a very funny... said DavidK Then We Came... Brilliant satire of office life, written... said reizin ISBN : alibris The theme that runs through this collection is desire, from the imagination of Miss Malin Nat-og-Dag, a maiden lady of wealth and virtue who now believes herself to be the grand courtesan of her time, to Count Augustus, whose wife is so jealous that she cannot bear him to admire her jewels. Use the icons above to interact with this book Recommend this book to a friend You must register and sign in before you can recommend this book Dorothy L. Sayers

57. Isak Dinesen - Penguin Classics Authors - Penguin Classics
    Find information on isak dinesen, including popular titles and books by isak dinesen. Read more with Penguin Classics.  
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    Extractions: Image Information Isak Dinesen was the pen-name of Karen Blixen, who was born in Rungsted, Denmark in 1885. After studying art at Copenhagen, Paris and Rome, she married her cousin, Baron Bror Blixen-Finecke, in 1914. Together they went to Kenya to manage a coffee plantation. After their divorce in 1921, she continued to run the plantation until a collapse in the coffee market forced her back to Denmark in 1931. Although she had written occasional contributions to Danish periodicals since 1905 (under the nom de plume Send this page to a friend Author Image: Isak Dinesen - 1923 AKG London

58. Isak Dinesen (1885-1962) Danish Writer.
    (18851962) Danish writer. Pseudonym for Karen Christence dinesen, Baroness Blixen-Finecke. isak dinesen was inspired by the Arabian Nights, Homer,  
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59. An Isak Dinesen Feast By Isak Dinesen On Audio Cassette
    A sparkling anthology reveals dinesen s passion and spirit. Includes \  
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60. Out Of Africa By Isak Dinesen Detailed Book Review
    Karen Blixen, writing under the pen name isak dinesen, recounts her attempts to run a coffee plantation in Kenya in the years before and after the First  
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    Extractions: Isak Dinesen Book Review Read a book review online (click here to search reviews) Books Movies Sci-Fi/Fantasy ... Get more information about this book Plot Summary of Out of Africa "Karen Blixen, writing under the pen name Isak Dinesen, recounts her attempts to run a coffee plantation in Kenya in the years before and after the First World War. Dinesen relates how she developed friendships with her native staff and with fellow Europeans arriving in Africa. Dinesen entertains native chiefs and European royalty at her farm. She also hunts and attempts to maintain some of her European ways while trying to adopt to her new home. Dinesen must fight against poverty and natural disasters to keep her farm. The threat of failure and the necessity of moving back to Europe haunt Dinesen as she hunts, takes walks, and acts as a doctor and consultant for her squatters. "

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