Knut Hamsun
Hamsun, Knut - kənootˈ hämˈsoon, 1859–1952, Norwegian novelist. In his youth, virtually without formal education, he led a wandering life, and on his second visit to the United States (1886–88) he worked as a streetcar conductor, lecturer, peddler, clerk, and harvest hand. The theme of the wanderer is prominent in many of his novels, including the Read More...
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Representation of Consciousness in Pan: Knut Hamsun as Modernist, in Symposium
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Six Scandinavian Novelists: Lie, Jacobsen, Heidenstam, Selma Lagerlof, Hamsun, Sigrid Undset
by Alrik Gustafson. 374 pgs.
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A History of Norwegian Literature (1956) (Information on Hamsun begins on p.271)
by Harald Beyer. 376 pgs.
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The Nobel Prize Winners in Literature (Chap. XIII "Knut Hamsun and His Novels of Norwegian Life")
by Annie Russell Marble. 316 pgs.
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An Introduction to Scandinavian Literature: From the Earliest Time to Our Day (Information on Hamsun begins on p. 228)
by Elias Bredsdorff, Brita Mortensen, Ronald Popperwell. 245 pgs.
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Cyclopedia of World Authors (Information on Hamsun begins on p. 476)
by Frank N. Magill, Dayton Kohler. 1204 pgs.
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The First Moderns: Profiles in the Origins of Twentieth-Century Thought
by William R. Everdell. 508 pgs.
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The Reader's Encyclopedia: An Encyclopedia of World Literature and the Arts
by William Rose Benet. 1252 pgs.
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