Isak Dinesen (Karen Blixen)
Dinesen, Isak - ēˈsäk dēˈnəsən, pseud. of Baroness Karen Blixen, 1885–1962, Danish author, who wrote primarily in English. In 1914 she married Baron Blixen and went to live in British East Africa, on a coffee plantation. She was divorced in 1921 and took over the management of the plantation where she lived until 1931, when falling coffee Read More...
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Images of Truth: Remembrances and Criticism (Chap. Six "Isak Dinesen, the Storyteller")
by Glenway Wescott. 314 pgs.
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A History of Danish Literature (Discussions of Karen Blixen begin on p. 375 and p. 404)
by Sven H. Rossel. 714 pgs.
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The Devil's Advocates: Decadence in Modern Literature (Includes discussion of Isak Dinesen in multiple chapters)
by Thomas Reed Whissen. 134 pgs.
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Stories of Blushes: Ehrengard and Le Chevalier Des Touches, in Symposium
by Kristine J. Anderson. 11 pgs.
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Telling Women's Lives: The New Biography ("Thurman's Dinesen" begins on p. 137)
by Linda Wagner-Martin. 208 pgs.
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Multicultural Writers from Antiquity to 1945: A Bio-Bibliographical Sourcebook ("Isak Dinesen (Karen Blixen)" begins on p. 91)
by Alba Amoia, Bettina L.Knapp. 497 pgs.
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