The Triumph of the Swedish Nineteenth-Century Novel in Central and Eastern Europe
The Triumph Yvonne Leffer (ed.) of the of The reception of Swedish nineteenth-century novels by The Triumph women writers is a success story. Two Swedish top-selling novelists in Central and Eastern Europe were Emilie Swedish Nineteenth-Century Novel Flygare-Carlén (1807–1892) and Marie Sophie Schwartz of the Swedish (1819–1894). In the mid- and late nineteenth century, their novels were widely circulated in German translations Nineteenth-Century but also translated into other local languages within the Austrian Empire, such as Hungarian, Czech, and Polish. Novel in Central In this pioneering volume, six scholars with expertise in Scandinavian literature and the local Central and Eastern and Eastern European languages and cultures, explore the remarkable reception of Flygare-Carlén and Schwartz in German, Europe Hungarian, Czech and Polish culture. These studies ofer a thorough mapping of the transcultural transmission 60°N of Flygare-Carlén’s and Schwartz’ works in Central and Eastern Europe, as well as an expanded discussion on their introduction, reception and literary status in the Czech, Hungarian and Polish literary systems. in N W Central Contributors: Yvonne Lefer (ed.), Ildikó Annus, Péter E Mádl, Ondřej Vimr, Ursula Stohler, and Magdalena S Wasilewska-Chumura. and 50°N Eastern Europe DEPARTMENT OF LITERATURE, HISTORY OF IDEAS, AND RELIGION 40 °N 9 789188 348937 10°W 0° 10°E 20°E 30°E LIR.skrifter Yvonne Leffler (ed.) the triumph of the swedish nineteenth-century novel in central and eastern europe LIR.skrifter.9 Yvonne Lefer
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