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Fattighusliv i ensamhetsslott : Ivar Lo-Johansson och de äldre i samhällsdebatt och dikt /Wersäll, Margareta January 2006 (has links)
Diss. Uppsala : Uppsala universitet, 2006. / Résumé en anglais: People life in castle of loneliness : Ivar Lo-Johansson and the elderly in debate and writings.
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"Där sover Daimon med öppen mun" : Mörkret i Majken Johanssons lyriska produktionSilfwerin, Dan January 2010 (has links)
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"Där sover Daimon med öppen mun" : Mörkret i Majken Johanssons lyriska produktionSilfwerin, Dan January 2010 (has links)
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Fast förankrad i allt som förflyktigas : En studie i det litterära motivet badande kvinnor i svensk arbetarlitteraturKarlsson, Ulrika January 2008 (has links)
<p>My aim in this essay is to analyze how the female body is represented in Swedish working class literature. I have compared four different novels all of which contain a female bathing scene: the opening chapter of Moa Martinsons Kvinnor och äppelträd (1933) , the opening chapter of Ivar Lo-Johanssons Bara en mor (1939) and a scene each in Glasfåglarna (1996) and Mosippan (1998), both written by Elsie Johansson. The bathing scenes suggest three key issues: modernisation, urbanisation and above all women´s sexual politics. Though there were several issues facing the feminist movement in Sweden in the 1930, the question of a woman’s right to her body was one that united the movement, regardless of class.</p>
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Fast förankrad i allt som förflyktigas : En studie i det litterära motivet badande kvinnor i svensk arbetarlitteraturKarlsson, Ulrika January 2008 (has links)
My aim in this essay is to analyze how the female body is represented in Swedish working class literature. I have compared four different novels all of which contain a female bathing scene: the opening chapter of Moa Martinsons Kvinnor och äppelträd (1933) , the opening chapter of Ivar Lo-Johanssons Bara en mor (1939) and a scene each in Glasfåglarna (1996) and Mosippan (1998), both written by Elsie Johansson. The bathing scenes suggest three key issues: modernisation, urbanisation and above all women´s sexual politics. Though there were several issues facing the feminist movement in Sweden in the 1930, the question of a woman’s right to her body was one that united the movement, regardless of class.
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Livsfarlig ledning?Lundgren, Sofia January 2006 (has links)
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Ledarskapets betydelse för att skapa positiv arbetsmiljö : en studie inom Vänersborgs kommunHoltersson, Gisela, Jörgensen, Jennie, Mether, Britt-Marie January 2003 (has links)
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Ledarskapets betydelse för att skapa positiv arbetsmiljö : en studie inom Vänersborgs kommunHoltersson, Gisela, Jörgensen, Jennie, Mether, Britt-Marie January 2003 (has links)
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Livsfarlig ledning?Lundgren, Sofia January 2006 (has links)
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Fattighusliv i ensamhetsslott Ivar Lo-Johansson och de äldre i samhällsdebatt och dikt /Wersäll, Margareta. January 2006 (has links) (PDF)
Proefschrift Uppsala.
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