Folia Scandinavica Posnaniensia
Not a member yet
437 research outputs found
Sort by
Ilmari Kiantos Dorfbevölkerung und das Leben in der finnischen Ödmark im Roman Ryysyrannan Jooseppi
Get PDFI kunstkredse. Udvalgte biografiske romaner fra 90’erne
No full textThe author presents four contemporary Danish biographical novels about female artists working in former historical periods. The analysis focuses on hterary visuaHzation of creative identity based on such aspects as: motives and strategies of artistic activity, the importance of creative autonomy, promoted concepts of arts. The aim of this analysis is to separate common motives, threads with reference to contemporary concepts of women\u27s creative activity.The author presents four contemporary Danish biographical novels about female artists working in former historical periods. The analysis focuses on hterary visuaHzation of creative identity based on such aspects as: motives and strategies of artistic activity, the importance of creative autonomy, promoted concepts of arts. The aim of this analysis is to separate common motives, threads with reference to contemporary concepts of women\u27s creative activity
Myten om den tredje vej. Lønforhandlingernes decentralisering og dens konsekvenser for det danske velfærdssamfund
Get PDFZur Orthographie der englischen Entlehnungen im Dänischen
No full textThe paper is an attempt to describe the spelling of English loan-words in the Danish language. It has been verified whether the spelling remains unchanged or whether it is assimilated. It has also been checked whether the assimilation follows a regular pattern
Trekk fra handelsforbindelser mellom Nord Norgeog havner ved Østersjøen i 2. del av 1800-tallet
Get PDFThe contacts between the Prussian Baltic ports with Norway have a centuries old tradition. The Northern Scandinavia was a vital source of fish products, such as; salted and desiccated cod, codliver oil or hard roe. They, in turn, were considered to be the most significant ingredients of the diet of the people inhabiting the middle-east Europe. Moreover, ports such as Gdańsk and Szczecin constituted the essential links on the trade routes between Norway and Europe. In the middle of the 19th century, due to the Industrial Revolution and, most of all, the invention of the telegraph and steam ships, the trade ties between geographically remoted contracting parties were tightened. Consequently, the trade centers such as Bergen and Copenhagen ceased to mediate. What is more, the credit system and keeping the market analyzes were modernized. The marriage of Margrete von Niemirsky from Gdańsk with the well-off merchant from Tromsø may be the example of such close contacts of the Prussian ports with the Far North. As another example may serve the history of the staemer which was the private initiative of the merchant Zahl, Kjærringøy, aiming to bring closer the Northern Norway and the Baltic sea
Rakel Johnson: Skrivaren och språket. Skriftspråksbruk, kasus och vokaler i medeltidsbrev på svenska
Get PDF
Semantische Differenzen Zwischen dänischen und deutschen Tautonymen Personenbezeichnungen
Get PDFThe purpose of the article is to show certain structural (morphological), and in more detail, certain semantic differences between the tautonymic (identical or nearly identical in form) personal nouns (=PB) in Danish and German, that can lead to linguistic errors. The study was based on a representative selection of examples
Isländische Naturlyrik im 19. Jahrhundert – einige Streiflichter
No full textOn 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.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