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From: Reference & Research Book News
Date: 20061101
Author:
9780838640920
More than meets the eye; Hans Christian Andersen and nineteenth-century American criticism.
Rowland, Herbert.
Fairleigh Dickinson U.P.
2006
274 pages
$52.50
Hardcover
PT8120
Unlike most American scholars today, says Rowland (German, Purdue U.) those in the 19th century were aware that fairy tales for children are only a small part of Danish writer Anderson's (1805-75) body of work, which includes novels, plays, travel books, poetry, and an autobiography. He traces and explains the course of Anderson criticism in the US from ...
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