61. Rodopi scandinavian literature made important and unique contributions to this The diversity of Documentarism in scandinavian literature is further enhanced by http://www.rodopi.nl/senj.asp?BookId=IFAVL 18

62. Welcome To Augustana Faculty - University Of Alberta Intensive study of a specific area of scandinavian literature defined by the Prerequisite A 200level scandinavian literature course, or consent of the http://www.augustana.ab.ca/departments/scand_studies/courseoff.html

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63. The Norwegian Research Database - NFI A Study of Gender, Sex and Identity in scandinavian literature, 18701930 Start 1998, End 1999. Hegemonies in Norwegian Moral Debate http://dbh.nsd.uib.no/nfi/english/browse/?language=en&key=1884

64. Scandinavian Dept. Faculty Early scandinavian literature and culture. Old Icelandic language. 19th century scandinavian literature, visual arts, and theater; Danish literature http://ist-socrates.berkeley.edu/~scanweb/fac2.html

Faculty CAROL J. CLOVER, Ph.D. University of California Teaching and research interests. Early Scandinavian literature and culture. Old Icelandic language. Film history and theory (mostly through the Rhetoric Department). Emphasis in both medieval and film fields is on social-historical topics (especially sex/gender and law) and narrative history and theory (especially issues of orality/literacy and genre). Current projects. Trials, Movies, and the Adversarial Imagination (Princeton University Press), an article on the Icelandic sagas as legal entertainment, and a book on Pulp Fiction (British Film Institute Classics). Selected publications. Books: Men, Women, and Chain Saws: Gender in the Modern Horror Film . Princeton Univ. Press and British Film Institute, 1992. Old Norse-Icelandic Literature: A Critical Guide Ed. with John Lindow. Cornell Univ. Press, 1985. The Medieval Saga . Cornell Univ. Press, 1982. Articles: Critical Inquiry, "Regardless of Sex: Men, Women, and Power in Early Northern Europe." Speculum: Journal of the Medieval Academy of Amnerica, 68 (1993). Rpt. in

65. Swedish Academy Of Stockholm Honors Columbia Lecturer In Scandinavian Literature Academy of Stockholm Honors Columbia Lecturer in scandinavian literature Verne Moberg, lecturer in Scandinavian Languages at Columbia University, http://www.columbia.edu/cu/record/archives/vol25/24/2524_Moberg_Honored.html

Vol.25, No. 24 Jun. 9, 2000 Swedish Academy of Stockholm Honors Columbia Lecturer in Scandinavian Literature By Ulrika Brand Verne Moberg, lecturer in Scandinavian Languages at Columbia University, has been honored with a prize by the Swedish Academy of Stockholm, presented in recognition of Moberg's work in making Swedish literature better known and appreciated in the United States. The prize of 40,000 Swedish crowns (approximately $5,000), rarely given to individuals outside of Sweden, was announced at the annual meeting of the Society for the Advancement of Scandinavian Study at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in early May. Moberg, who has taught at Columbia since 1988, has earned praise for her translations of the prose and poetry of such Swedish authors as Victoria Benedictsson and Kristina Lugn. Her 1997 translation of Lugn's play Aunt Blossom was awarded the Inger Sjoberg Prize in Translation from the American-Scandinavian Foundation. In addition, Moberg presents an ambitious program of literary, theatrical and film events at Deutsches Haus throughout the academic year open to both the Columbia and the greater New York communities. For example, in March she organized a two-day celebration of the 150th anniversary of the birth of Victoria Benedictsson, one of Sweden's leading 19th century authors. Approximately 150 individuals, both from on- and off-campus, attended the two-day event, which comprised lectures and two play readings. Moberg said, "Victoria Benedictsson, sometimes known as " Sweden's George Eliot" and often identified as the inspiration for Strindberg's character Miss Julie and Ibsen's heroine Hedda Gabler, has long been acknowledged in Scandinavia as one of the most interesting writers of the Modern Breakthrough at the end of the 19th century. But whereas Ibsen and Strindberg won praise for their literary output, the works of this key woman author are still little known."

66. 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 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

67. LU:research - Lund University Institutional Archive Number of records 2. Subjects (7571) P Language and Literature (663) Germanic literature (61). scandinavian literature (2) http://lu-research.lub.lu.se/php/gateway.php?who=lr&method=view&brows=subjects/p

68. LU:research - Lund University Institutional Archive Title, Influences of scandinavian literature on Greek Literature. Fulltext, Not available in this archive. Author, Mellberg, AnnMargaret http://lu-research.lub.lu.se/php/gateway.php?who=lr&method=getfile&file=archive/

69. Augustana College Catalog 2004-2005 313 L Beginnings of scandinavian literature (3) 315 L Modern scandinavian literature (3) 410 L Seminar in scandinavian literature (3) 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, concentrating on the last 100 years. Topics include architecture, art, music, political institutions, economics, the Welfare State, education. Offered in alternate years.

70. Augustana College Prerequisite 103 or equivalent. 215 L Topics in scandinavian literature (3) Prerequisite 302. 313 L Beginnings of scandinavian literature (3) http://www.augustana.edu/catalog/primary.php?id=scandinavian.htm

71. BA Courses In Scandinavian Languages And Cultures 05-06 - International - Univer Scandinavian Linguistics I scandinavian literature II Swedish Literature Semester 2 Intensive study of one period of the scandinavian literature. http://www.hum.uva.nl/international/object.cfm/objectID=7A890769-9E17-42BA-B8AB1

Education / international Education Home About the Faculty Education ... Contact us Scandinavian Languages and Cultures Bachelor's programme Bachelor Day classes Danish Literature Scandinavian Linguistics IIa Scandinavian Linguistics I Scandinavian Literature II ... Scandinavian Literature I Danish Literature Credits : 5 ECTS Entry requirements : A minium of 35 ECTS of Scandinavian Languages and Cultures (Danish). ISIS code Teaching staff : Dr. W.J.E.M. van Hees Semester: Contents An introduction to Danish literature and its history. Classes: seminar, 2 hours per week. Study materials : Litteraturhåndbogen. Some 14 texts, which are available from the library, will be read. Costs : EUR 54 Assessment : Paper. Scandinavian Linguistics IIa Credits : 5 ECTS ISIS-code Entry requirements: a minimum of 50 ECTS in Scandinavian languages and cultures Teaching staff: H.C.B. Perridon Semester: Content: In the first part of this course (together with IIb): the syntaxis will be treated (topicalization, passives and word order). Classes : seminar, 4 hours per week. Study materials: 1. Grammars

72. Engelska Studiehandboken Kurser KSP040 scandinavian literature 7.5 ECTS credits. DENNA SIDA FINNS OCKSà Pà SVENSKA General information about studying at Luleå university http://www.ltu.se/publ/stuka/1997old/stukaeng/insteng/kurseng/KKSP040.eng.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/CREDITS COURSE LITTERATURE REMARKS Last modified : 97-12-02 Back to department menu

73. Studiehandboken Kurser Kommunikation och språk. KSP040 scandinavian literature 5.0 poäng Westin, Boel (1991), Children´s literature in Sweden. Stockholm The Swedish Institute http://www.ltu.se/publ/stuka/1998old/5413/KKSP040.sv.htm

Studiehandboken 1998/99 A G PROGRAM/TIDSPERIOD Valbar / Lp 2, 4 Engelska 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 Scandinavian Literature LITTERATUR Algulin, I (1989), A history of Swedish Literature. Stockholm: The Swedish Institute Aktuella versionen innevarande läsår:http://www.luth.se/stuka Karin.Lindholm@dc.luth.se Universitetet Student ... In English Last edited 1998-12-18

74. Scandinavian Studies Information Sheet / Scandinavian Studies Norwegian language, scandinavian literature and culture Troy Storfjell Ph.D, Unversity of Wisconsin Norwegian language, Nordic cultural studies http://www.plu.edu/~scan/scandinavian-studies/home.html

Current Students Faculty and Staff Alumni Parents Search All PLU Web Departments People Calendar Home News Calendar Academics ... Scandinavian Studies Scandinavian Studies Information Sheet Home Scandinavian Studies Information Sheet Why Study Scandinavian Studies and Norwegian? Hedmark Study Abroad Program ... Courses for 2005-2006 Why Scandinavian Studies? The Scandinavian countries of today are known worldwide for their leadrship in international peace mediation, aid to developing nations, and innovations in art, literature and music. As modern and rapidly changing societies, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden also are engaged in such relevant issues as European integration, rights of indigenous peoples, the creation of a peaceful multicultural society, and responsible care of the environment. Study of the cultures and literatures of Scandinavia, and the language of Norway provides students an in-depth global focus and set of interpretive skills readily applicable to life and work in our socially, culturally and politically interdependent world of today. Why Major in Scandinavian Studies at PLU?

75. Scandinavian Area Studies / 2005-2006 PLU Catalog Scandinavian 324 The Emigrants Scandinavian 327 The Vikings. Literature Scandinavian 250 Masterpieces of scandinavian literature – LT http://www.plu.edu/print/catalog/degrees-courses/scan.html

Current Students Faculty and Staff Alumni Parents Search All PLU Web Departments People Calendar Home News Calendar Academics ... 2005-2006 PLU Catalog Scandinavian Area Studies Table of Contents Contact Information Academic Calendar The University ... www.plu.edu/~scan Scandinavian Area Studies is an interdisciplinary program that offers a unique perspective on Scandinavia past and present, while developing useful analytical, cross-cultural and communicative skills. Students can easily combine their study of Scandinavia with other majors drawn from disciplines from many university departments. The program reflects both the Scandinavian heritage of the university and the dynamic profile of the Scandinavian cultures within the world community today. Scandinavian Studies Committee: Berguson, Chair and Program Director ; Hegstad, Kelleher, Reiman, Rønning, Storfjell, Trelstad. 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 semester hours) Eight semester hours in Scandinavian cultural history Four semester hours in Scandinavian literature Majors - A total of 40 semester hours Students will choose from an approved list of additional Scandinavian and cross-disciplinary courses in accordance with personal interests and goals and in consultation with the program director: Four semester hours in cross-disciplinary course Two semester hours in a senior project Eight semester hours of electives

76. University Of Minnesota-Twin Cities - Scandinavian 3619, Travel in Literature, 3, , No. 3634, Scandinavian Women Writers, 3, Engl 2581, Yes, 9, Yes 4615, The Family in scandinavian literature, 3, , No http://www.d.umn.edu/registrar/transfer_Sem/um_Sem/scan.htm

University of Minnesota-Twin Cities (IPEDS 174066) 2002-2004 Undergraduate Catalog Scandinavian (Scan) At the University of Minnesota Duluth Course # Description Credits Equivalent Course Fulfills requirements for Major/Minor Liberal Education Category Cultural Diversity International Perspective Intensive Modern Icelandic Topics: Freshman Seminar No Topics: Freshman Seminar Scandinavian Language and Cultures in Contact Scandinavian Culture Past and Present No Scandinavian Myths No Scandinavian Folklore No The Immigrant Experience CSt 1040 Yes Yes Scandinavian Fiction From 1890 to Present No Great Literary Works of Scandinavia No The Literary Fairy Tale in Scandinavia No The Scandinavian Short Story Engl 3411 Yes The Expressionist Film in Scandinavia No Expressionism in Scandinavia No Images of Scandinavia in Art, Film, and Literature ArtH 3999A Yes Children's Literature in Scandinavia No Crime in Scandinavian Fiction and Culture No Scandinavian Drama No Travel in Literature No Scandinavian Women Writers Engl 2581 Yes Yes Topics in Scandinavian Studies No Directed Studies No Scandinavian Languages for Reading No Intensive Modern Icelandic Fiction and Film No Introduction to Kierkegaard Phil 4000 Yes The Family in Scandinavian Literature No Scandinavian Romanticism No Scandinavian Mythology No The Icelandic Saga No Contemporary Scandinavian Literature No Ibsen and the Beginnings of Modern Drama Engl 4375 Yes Strindberg and the Drama in Revolt and Change No Topics in Scandinavian Studies No Old Norse Language and Literature No Old Norse Saga Reading and Analysis

77. UNESCO Thesaurus: Alphabetical List scandinavian literature MT 3.40 Literature FR Littérature scandinave SP Literatura escandinava BT1 European literature BT2 National literatures http://www.ulcc.ac.uk/unesco/terms/list134.htm

UNESCO Thesaurus: alphabetical list Saudi Arabia - School librarians Saudi Arabia MT 7.15 Asia and the Pacific MT 7.40 Ethnic and religious groupings FR Arabie saoudite SP Arabia Saudí Gulf States Middle East Islamic countries Savannah MT 2.40 Geography and oceanography FR Savane SP Sabana SN Treeless plains of tropical America. Grasslands Land forms Topography Geomorphology RT Plains RT Steppe RT Tropical zones RT Vegetation Savings MT 6.70 Finance and trade FR Épargne SP Ahorro Finance RT Capital RT Financing RT Investment Scandinavia MT 7.35 Geographic groupings FR Scandinavie SP Escandinavia UF Nordic countries Denmark Norway Sweden RT Northern Europe RT Western Europe Scandinavian literature MT 3.40 Literature FR Littérature scandinave SP Literatura escandinava European literature National literatures Scenarios MT 6.75 Organization and management FR Scénario SP Situación hipotética Operations research Management techniques RT Development planning RT Development strategies Schistosomiasis MT 2.85 Pathology FR Schistosomiase SP Esquistosomiasis Tropical diseases Diseases Pathology RT Parasitology Schizofrenia USE Psychoses Scholarships MT 1.25 Educational management

78. AIM25: Thesaurus-assisted Search 3 Match(es). Your search was. scandinavian literature. Your search matched 3 record(s). Numbers 1 to 3 are listed here.Use the navigation links to look at http://www.aim25.ac.uk/cgi-bin/thesaurus/unesco_thes_search?keyword=Scandinavian

79. Gustavus Adolphus College: 2005-2006 Academic Catalog This is a survey of 19thcentury scandinavian literature, A chronological survey of movements in scandinavian literature before 1800. http://www.gustavus.edu/oncampus/academics/general_catalog/current/scand.cfm

Go Quickly To... Academic Departments Admission Career Center Church Relations College Bookstore Diversity Finance Office Financial Aid Human Resources Library Personal Homepages President's Office Registrar's Office Residential Life Study Abroad at Gustavus in Calendar in Directory Internet CALENDAR ATHLETICS ACADEMICS ADMISSION ... A-Z DIRECTORY You Are Here: On-Campus Academics General Catalog Feedback ... Email Text: Smaller Larger SCANDINAVIAN STUDIES AND SWEDISH (SCA,SWE) Roland Thorstensson , Chairperson Roger McKnight Byron Nordstrom Lennart Sacredeus (Visiting, January) The interdepartmental program in Scandinavian Studies is designed to acquaint students with different aspects of Scandinavian culture and society. In addition to offering a three-year curriculum in Swedish, the program includes regular courses, taught in English, that deal with Scandinavian history, masterworks in Scandinavian literature, and Scandinavian film, as well as interdisciplinary courses focusing on specific Nordic countries and Scandinavian-American immigrant culture. The Scandinavian Studies department encourages its students to study abroad in one of the Scandinavian countries. Nearly all student majors and most minors will spend one or two semesters at a Scandinavian university or college. Study abroad in the Nordic countries is also recommended for other students who have a more general interest.

80. General Catalog A chronological survey of movements in scandinavian literature before 1800. Students read first of the Vikings, who were not only travelers but also great http://www.gustavus.edu/oncampus/academics/general_catalog/02_03/scand.cfm

Go Quickly To... Academic Departments Admission Career Center Church Relations College Bookstore Diversity Finance Office Financial Aid Human Resources Library Personal Homepages President's Office Registrar's Office Residential Life Study Abroad at Gustavus in Calendar in Directory Internet CALENDAR ATHLETICS ACADEMICS ADMISSION ... A-Z DIRECTORY You Are Here: On-Campus Academics General Catalog Feedback ... Email Text: Smaller Larger SCANDINAVIAN STUDIES AND SWEDISH (SCA,SWE) Roland Thorstensson , Chairperson Roger McKnight Byron Nordstrom The interdepartmental program in Scandinavian Studies is designed to acquaint students with different aspects of Scandinavian culture and society. In addition to offering a three-year curriculum in Swedish, the program includes regular courses, taught in English, that deal with Scandinavian history, masterworks in Scandinavian literature, and Scandinavian film, as well as interdisciplinary courses focusing on specific Nordic countries and Scandinavian-American immigrant culture. The Scandinavian Studies department encourages its students to study abroad in one of the Scandinavian countries. Nearly all student majors and most minors will spend one or two semesters at a Scandinavian university or college. Study abroad in the Nordic countries is also recommended for other students who have a more general interest.

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