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Vold, Karin Beate. "Contemporary Norwegian Writing for Children." News from the Top of the World 2 (1989): 40-53. Ystad, Vigdis. "Recent Trends in Norwegian Literary Criticism." Scandinavian Studies 57 (1985): 32-44. Select Bibliography for Specific Writers Ivar Aasen Walton, Stephen. Farewell the Spirit Craven: Ivar Aasen and National Romanticism. Oslo: Det Norske Samlaget, 1987. . "Ludvig Holberg and Ivar Aasen's Ervingen." New Comparison: A Journal ofComparative and General Literary Studies 3 (1987): 52-61. Jens Bjørneboe Bisztray, George. "Semmelweis as Literary Hero." Hungarian Studies Review 24, nos. 1-2 (1997): 65-71. Garton, Janet. Jens Bjørneboe: Prophet without Honor. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 1985. . " 'A Vision of a Continual Battle': Jens Bjørneboe and the Theatre." Scandinavica 23 (1984): 137-60. Hoberman, John M. "The Political Imagination of Jens Bjørneboe: A Study of Under en hardere himmel." Scandinavian Studies 48 (1976): 52-70. Longum, Leif. 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Larson, Harald. Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson: A Study in Norwegian Nationalism.New York: King's Croom Press, 1944. Modalsli, Tone. "Ibsen, Bjørnson and Bernhard Dunker, 1864-66: New Material in the Manuscript Collection of the National Library of Norway, Oslo Division." Ibsen Studies 1, no. 2 (2001): 94-106. Noreng, Harald. "Bjørnson Research: A Survey." Scandinavica 4 (1965): 1-15. Rottem, Oystein. "The Multifarious Bjørnson." Scandinavica 24 (1985): 59-64. Schmiesing, Ann. "The Christiania Theater and Norwegian Nationalism: Bjørn-son's Defense of the 1856 Whistle Concerts in 'Pibernes Program.' " Scandinavian Studies 76 (2004): 317-40. Sehmsdorf, Henning. "Bjørnson's Trond and Popular Tradition." Scandinavian Studies 41 (1969): 56-66. . "The Self in Isolation: A New Reading ofBjornson's Arne." Scandinavian Studies 45 (1973): 310-23. Johan Borgen Birn, Randi. "Dream and Reality in Johan Borgen's Short Stories." Scandinavian Studies 46 (1974): 59-72. . Johan Borgen. New York: Twayne, 1974. . "The Quest for Authenticity in Three Novels by Johan Borgen." Mosaic: A Journal for the Interdisciplinary Study ofLiterature 4, no. 2 (1970): 91-99. Mishler, William. "Metaphor and Metonymy in Johan Borgen's Eksempler." Scan-dinavica 16 (1977): 11-21. Peterson, Ronald E. "Johan Borgen and Dostoevsky: Some Remarks." Germano-Slavica: A Canadian Journal ofGermanic and Slavic Comparative Studies 4 (1982): 101-7. Gerd Brantenberg Barr, Marleen S. " 'Laughing in a Liberating Defiance': Egalia's Daughters and Feminist Tendentious Humor." In Discontented Discourses: Feminism/Textual Intervention/Psychoanalysis, ed. Marleen S. Barr and Richard Feldstein. Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1989. Moberg, Verne. "A Norwegian Women's Fantasy: Gerd Brantenberg's Egalias døtre as kvinneskelig Utopia." Scandinavian Studies 57 (1985): 325-32. Camilla Collett Garton, Janet. "Women and Literature—Camilla Collett: Amtmandens Døtre and the Critics." In Proceedings of the Conference of Scandinavian Studies in Great Britain and Northern Ireland Held at the University of Surrey: April, 1983, ed. Nigel Reeves. Surrey, U.K.: University of Surrey Press, n.d. Rasmussen, Janet. "The Byronic Lover in Scandinavian Fiction." Pacific Northwest Council on Foreign Languages: Proceedings 29 (1978) and 30 (1979): 119-23. Ørjasæter, Kristin. "From Muse to Author: Romantic Rhetoric in Camilla Collett's Diary from the 1830s." Scandinavian Studies 76 (2004): 121-36. Olav Duun Birkeland, Bjarte. "Olav Duun." Scandinavica 10 (1971): 112-21. Naess, Harald. "Olav Duun Abroad." In Grenzerfahrung-Grenztiberschreitung: Studien zu den Literaturen Skandinaviens und Deutschlands, ed. Leonie Marx and Herbert Knust. Heidelberg: Carl Winter, 1989. Vannebo, Einar. "Biblical Motifs in Olev Duun's The People ofJuvik." New Comparison: A Journal ofComparative and General Literary Studies 4 (1987): 121-35. Voss, James. "Olav Duun's Menneske og maktene: Form, Vision, and Contemporary Significance." Scandinavian Studies 52 (1980): 361-80. Knut Faldbakken Lessing, Doris. "A Tragedy in Sultry Yellow Light." Norseman 1991: 85-87. Norseng, Mary Kay. "The Crippled Children: A Study of the Underlying Myth in Knut Faldbakken's Fiction." Scandinavica 22 (1983): 195-209. Peterson, Ronald E. "Knut Faldbakken: A Norwegian Contemporary." Scandinavian Review 73, no. 3 (1985): 80-85. Schnurbein, Stefanie von. "Failed Seductions: Crises of Masculinity in Knut Hamsun's Pan and Knut Faldbakken's Glahn." Scandinavian Studies 73 (2001): 147-64. Johan Falkberget Lybeck, Rick. "Three Structural Levels in Johan Falkberget's Christianus Sextus." Edda 94 (1994): 58-72. Schmiesing, Ann. "Showing versus Telling: Johan Falkberget and the Interpretation of Scripture in Den fjerde nattevakt.' Scandinavica 37 (1998): 66-85. Jon Fosse Sætre, Lars. "On the Terms of Words: Masks of a Christian Life." Scandinavica 40 (2001): 285-99. Arne Garborg Hageberg, Otto. "Premodernism and Postmodernism: 'Decadence' Before and Now." In Fin(s) de Siecle in Scandinavian Perspective: Studies in Honor of Harald S. Naess, ed. Faith Ingwersen and Mary Kay Norseng. Columbia, S.C.: Camden House, 1993. Humpal, Martin. "Irony Revisited: Arne Garborg's Trætte Mænd.' Brtinner Beitrage zur Germanistik undNordistik 15 (2001): 165-70. Isaacson, Lanae Hjortsvang. "Haugtussa: Interweaving Traditional Theme, Character, and Motif." Edda 82 (1982): 325-39. ———. "The Poetry ofthe Past: Reminiscence and Recollection in Arne Garborg's Lyric Prose." Edda 85 (1985): 49-61. . " 'Son et lumiere' in Arne Garborg's Poetry and Prose." Scandinavica 23 (1984): 39-50. Massengale, James. Haugtussa: From Garborg to Grieg." Scandinavian Studies 53 (1981): 131-53. Rygg, Kristin. "Mystification through Musicalization and Demystification through Music: The Case of Haugtussa.' In Cultural Functions of Intermedial Exploration, ed. Erik Hedling and Ulla-Britta Lagerroth. Amsterdam, Netherlands: Rodopi, 2002. Sjavik, Jan. Arne Garborgs Kristiania-romaner: En beretterteknisk studie. Oslo: Aschehoug, 1985. ———. "Form and Theme in Garborg's Mannfolk and Hjaa ho Mor." Selecta: Journal of the Pacific Northwest Council on Foreign Languages 1 (1980): 87-90. ———. "Hulda Bergersen, Arne Garborg, and the Rhetoric of Hjaa Ho Mor." Scandinavian Studies 55 (1983): 134-48. ———. "Reading Arne Garborg's Irony: Bondestudentar, Trætte mænd, Fred." Scandinavian Studies 72 (2000): 63-88. Espen Haavardsholm Fristoe, James A. "Espen Haavardsholm's 'Zink' and the Norwegian Literary Class Struggle." Scandinavian Studies 57 (1985): 60-71. Knut Hamsun Bjørby, Pal. "Eros and Subjectivity: Knut Hamsun's Pan and Ragnhild Jølsen's Rikka Gan." In Fin(s) de Siecle in Scandinavian Perspective: Studies in Honor ofHarald S. Naess, ed. Faith Ingwersen and Mary Kay Norseng. Columbia, S.C.: Camden House, 1993. Buttry, Dolores. "Earth Mother or Femme Fatale? Femininity as Envisioned by Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Knut Hamsun." Neophilologus 72 (1988): 481-98. . "Knut Hamsun's Supposed Anti-Semitism: A Refutation." Edda 86 (1986): 123-33. ———. " 'Secret Suffering': Knut Hamsun's Allegory ofthe Creative Artist." Studies in Short Fiction 19, no. 1 (1982): 1-7. Cease, Julie K. "Semiotics, City, Sult: Hamsun's Text of 'Hunger.' " Edda 92 (1992): 136-46. Hagen, Erik Bjerck. "Truth and Ethics in Hamsun's Mysteries." Edda 96 (1996): 307-16. Humpal, Martin. "Editing and Interpreting: Two Editions of Hamsun's Pan and the Question of the Fictional Authorship of'Glahns død.' " Edda 98 (1998): 20-29. . "The Narrator in Knut Hamsun's Børn av Tiden." Brtinner Beitrage zur Germanistik und Nordistik 12 (1998): 19-25. ———. The Roots ofModernist Narrative: Knut Hamsun's Novels Hunger, Mysteries, and Pan. Oslo: Solum, 1998. Jernsletten, Kikki. "The Sami in Growth of the Soil: Depictions, Desire, Denial." 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