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200 10$aOm breve $eni essays om brevformen i hverdagen, litteraturen og journalistikken /$fJohn Chr. Jørgensen
210  1$aCopenhagen, Denmark :$cMuseum Tusculanum Press,$d2006
210  4$d©2006
215   $a1 online resource (155 pages) $cdigital, PDF file(s)
320   $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
330   $aThe letter is the most widespread literary genre at all. For several hundred years letter books containing model letters for lovers have been published, while today they have been camouflaged as "manuals" for internet dating. John Chr. Jørgensen analyses the epistolary form in correspondences, epistolary novels and letters of travel through the past 150 years. En route the most recent ? especially American ? research in epistolary theory is presented and discussed. The book contains analyses of epistolary novels by M.A. Goldsmidt, Peter Nansen, Karin Michaëlis, Edith Rode, Sven Holm, Dea Trier Mørch, Iselin C. Hermann and Anders Bodelsen among others. The journalistic travelogue is traced from Herman Bang to Henrik Nordbrandt. The book is provided with a literary guide sorted out by subject, a subject index and an index of names.
517 3 $aNi essays om brevformen i hverdagen, litteraturen og journalistikken
606   $aDanish letters
606   $aDanish literature
606   $aLetters
615  0$aDanish letters.
615  0$aDanish literature.
615  0$aLetters.
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