35 results for 'Hamsun, Knut'

Hunger, the groundbreaking novel by Nobel Prize winner Knut Hamsun, is a powerful exploration of the human mind. First published in Norway in 1890, this Penguin Classic challenges the conventions of...

Children of the Age is a novel by Knut Hamsun that explores the conflict between tradition and modernity. First published in Norway in 1913, it was a commercial success and has since been translated...

Hunger is a novel by Knut Hamsun, published in 2012. Set against the backdrop of poverty and hardship, the story follows a young man's struggles to survive and find meaning in his life.Written in a...

The Mysteries by Knut Hamsun is a highly influential novel that anticipated the modernist movement in European literature. Written in a unique and innovative style, this book explores themes of...

Knut Hamsun's Hunger is a masterpiece of psychologically driven fiction, first published in 1890. The novel tells the story of a struggling artist's descent into madness as his body and mind succumb...

Knut Hamsun's Mothwise is set in a remote Norwegian trading post, where eccentricities run deep. Ove Rolandsen, a man of many talents and interests, navigates the complex web of relationships with...

Growth of the Soil is a seminal work by Knut Hamsun, a Nobel Prize-winning Norwegian writer. First published in 1917, it has been widely read and translated into numerous languages.The novel is a...

Hunger by Knut Hamsun is a gripping portrait of an artist struggling for integrity. Translated from the Norwegian by George Egerton, this novel explores the complexities of human nature and the...

Hunger is a haunting and darkly humorous novel that explores the depths of human desperation. In 19th-century Norway, a young writer struggles to find inspiration and make ends meet, leading him to...

A poignant and haunting portrait of love and human psychology, Pan is a deeply unsettling novel that explores the darker corners of the human experience. Against the vast and unforgiving backdrop of...

A wide-ranging collection of essays from Karl Ove Knausgaard explores the intersections of literature, philosophy, art, and daily life. In these thought-provoking pieces, Knausgaard reflects on...

Published in 1894, "Pan" is a poignant and deeply symbolic novel by Norwegian author Knut Hamsun. The story follows Lieutenant Thomas Glahn, who lives alone in the woods with his dog Aesop, until he...

Set against the dramatic backdrop of northern Norway, Pan is a gripping tale of love, obsession, and the unbridled power of nature. When the snow melts, the landscape is transformed, and so too is...

Lilianna Lunguiná's Versión Original is a unique and captivating account of life under Soviet rule. This memoir offers an intimate look at the daily lives of those living in Russia during this...

Donald E. Knuth's autobiography in French is based on the English-language Companion to his papers, offering insights into the life and work of a renowned computer scientist. This volume brings...

A standalone shifter romance starring a dominant warrior and his claimed mate. Knut, a skilled Berserker warrior, is sent on a mission to track down enemies, but his path crosses with Hazel, a young...

Knutsford: A History by Joan Leach explores the town's rich past, from its medieval roots to its 19th-century heyday as a resort for the gentry. Despite its small size, Knutsford held significant...

Discover the Hidden History of Knutsford The charming Cheshire town of Knutsford is full of surprises, from its beautiful Italianate architecture to its quirky buildings and stately homes. In this...

Discover the fascinating history of Knutsford, a village in Cheshire that has been shaped by its rich past and architectural heritage.The origins of the name Knutsford are shrouded in mystery, but...

The MMIX Supplement: A Comprehensive Update to The Art of Computer Programming. Donald E. Knuth's seminal work introduced the MIX computer and its machine language, providing a powerful teaching tool...

Published in 1894, Pan is a novel that tells the story of Lieutenant Thomas Glahn's life and adventures in a remote township in northern Norway. This stunning new edition restores W. Worster's...

Hunger is a first-person narrative of a young man's struggle to establish himself as a writer in a city. He lives in poverty, struggling to pay rent and survive, and his days are filled with...

A History of the Family of Holland of Mobberley and Knutsford in the County of Chester With Some Account of the Family of Holland of Upholland & Denton in the County of Lancaster, From Materials...

Bitcoin Sovereignty Through Mathematics by Kalle Rosenbaum and Knut Svanholm explores the unique aspects of Bitcoin, delving into its monetary nature, scarcity, inflation, and the benefits it...

Thorgils' latest escape has only led to more entanglements. His complicated relationship with Aelfgifu, wife of Knut the Great, is now a central concern as he faces the consequences of his actions...

Living Together: Roland Barthes, the Individual and the Community by Knut Stene-Johansen, Christian Refsum, and Johan Schimanski is an exploration of the intersection of individual identity and...

The book of Ecclesiastes presents a nuanced exploration of life's meaning and purpose. While it acknowledges the existence of vanity and emptiness, Knut Heim's commentary reveals a richly textured...

Discover the absurdity and charm of Nordic nonsense with this unique A-Z guide. With 168 words for nonsense at your disposal, you'll never run out of ways to describe the utterly ridiculous.From...

Jon has betrayed Oslo's biggest crime lord, the Fisherman. Fleeing to an isolated corner of Norway, he hopes to find sanctuary among a local religious sect. Hiding out in a shepherd's cabin in the...

February 1994. World War III rages across the globe, with Norway's North Cape at its epicentre. On the Royal Norwegian Coast Guard frigate Nordkapp, a small band of evacuees faces an unforgiving...

Contesting Religion: The Media Dynamics of Cultural Conflicts in Scandinavia by Knut Lundby explores how Scandinavian societies are navigating increased ethno-religious diversity and its impact on...

The European Left and the Financial Crisis by Michael Holmes and Knut Roder explores the impact of the 2007-8 global financial crisis on left-wing parties in Europe. Despite expectations that the...

Staging and Re-Cycling: Retrieving, Reflecting and Re-Framing the Archive offers new perspectives on how to approach material in academic and staged dramaturgical contexts. This collection of...

From Source to Sold: Leadership in Supply Chain offers valuable insights into the world of supply chain leadership. Through interviews with over two dozen veteran supply chain leaders, Radu Palamariu...

Leo Lowenthal's Literature and the Image of Man Volume 2: Communication in Society explores how literature reflects and shapes societal attitudes towards human nature. This collection of studies...