Sigurd Hoel's Fiction: Cultural Criticism and Tragic Vision
By (Author) Sverre Lyngstad
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Praeger Publishers Inc
18th October 1984
United States
Tertiary Education
Non Fiction
839.82374
Hardback
198
Sverre Lyngstad's incisive and lucid analysis emphasizes the thematic development of Hoel's fiction, his borrowings from psychoanalysis (especially Wilhelm Reich, as well as his classical form, clear language, irony, and lyricism. Although Hoel has been widely discussed in Scandinavia, Lyngstad's book is the first significant study in English, and it is a major contribution to making Hoel known to a larger audience. Recommended for graduate and undergraduate collections.-Choice
"Sverre Lyngstad's incisive and lucid analysis emphasizes the thematic development of Hoel's fiction, his borrowings from psychoanalysis (especially Wilhelm Reich, as well as his classical form, clear language, irony, and lyricism. Although Hoel has been widely discussed in Scandinavia, Lyngstad's book is the first significant study in English, and it is a major contribution to making Hoel known to a larger audience. Recommended for graduate and undergraduate collections."-Choice
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