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Faulheit Verboten“ - Zeitkritik bei Hallgrfmur Petursson und Stefan Ólafsson

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Kreutzer G.
Folia Scandinavica Posnaniensia
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2004
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vol. 8
27-46
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This article discusses works by Icelandic baroque poets Hallgrimur Petursson (1614-1674) and Stefan Ólafsson (1619-1667) that are critical of contemporary issues, also taking into account their 17lh-century historical background. Both poets were pastors and found ample occasion for criticizing the moral, economic and political state of affairs in their country. In particular, the poems “Passiusalmar” and “Aldarhittur" by Hallgrimur Péursson, among others, as well as “Danskurinn”, “Um fyrri og |)essa old” and “Ómennskukvae5i” by Stefan Olafsson are presented and analyzed with respect to content and form.
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Erich von Mendelssohn, Autor und früher Vermittler nordischer Literatur

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Kreutzer G.
Folia Scandinavica Posnaniensia
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2016
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vol. 19
91-108
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This contribution is to commemorate Erich von Mendelssohn (1887-1913), a gifted author and a translator of medieval and modern Scandinavian, especially Danish literature, who lamentably passed away at a very young age. It contains a short biography of von Mendelssohn and deals with his poetic (including a so far unknown poem) and prosaic works (Phantasten, Die Heimkehr, Nacht und Tag, Juliana) on one hand and his translations from Danish (works from J. P. Jacobsen, Thit Jensen, and Svend Fleuron) and Old (several sagas) and New Icelandic (Einar H. Kvaran) on the other.
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Jóhann Jónsson – ein isländischer Dichter in Deutschland

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Kreutzer G.
Folia Scandinavica Posnaniensia
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2000
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vol. 6
5-24
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This article gives a summary of the life and the work of the Icelandic poet Johann Jonsson (1896-1932), who had lived in Leipzig since 1921 and also died there. To this end, published and unpublished letters by the poet are evaluated on a large scale. In the appendix, two of his most important works, the poem “SoknuSur” and the prose fragment “Nott i Riesental”, are presented in a German translation.
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Isländische Naturlyrik im 19. Jahrhundert – einige Streiflichter

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Kreutzer G.
Folia Scandinavica Posnaniensia
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2003
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vol. 7
5-25
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On the basis of selected poems by Hjabnar Jónsson fra Bólu, Bjami Thorarensen, Jónas Hallgrimsson, Jón Thoroddsen, Grimur Thomsen, Benedikt Gróndal, Pall Ólafsson, Steingrimur Thorsteinsson, Matthias Jochumsson, Kristjan Jónsson, Porsteinn Erlingsson, and Einar Benediktsson, this essay presents an overview of the themes and forms of 19th-century Icelandic naturę poetry. While characterizing each poefs uniąue perspective on naturę, it also attempts to find similarities that are shared between these Icelandic authors.
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Von Wiedergängern und anderen Zeitgenossen. zur Prosa Gyrdir Elíassons

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Kreutzer G.
Folia Scandinavica Posnaniensia
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1996
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vol. 3
161-175
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