Brita Lindberg‐seyersted
Biographic Data
| ID | 4514909 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Brita Lindberg‐seyersted |
| GIVEN NAMES | Brita |
| FAMILY NAME | Lindberg‐seyersted |
| SIGNATURE | SEYERSTED B L |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1969 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Bad’ language can be good
Who is Nettie? and What is She Doing in Alice Walker's 'The Color Purple
Alice Walker's The Color Purple has become justly famous not least for being a successful modern version of the epistolary novel and for bringing off the feat of letting an illiterate woman, born and bred in rural Georgia, tell most of the story in Black English. Apparently The Color Purple is unique in the African-American literary tradition as an epistolary novel.1 The entire work consists of three series of letters: Miss Celie's letters addres…
The color black
Dream Elements in Sylvia Plath's Bee Cycle Poems
Sylvia Plath's psychic landscapes
Gender and Women's Literature
Three variations of the American success story
The Literary Artist and the Question of Commitment
By Brita Lindb'erg-Seyersted Roblert Frost once told an anecdote about himself and the question of conmitn~ent.The episode dates from the early 1930's; this wais of course a period when artists fellt very strongly their obligation to commit hemse elves politically and socially.Frost was spendilng some time at a coll~ege as wniter in residence.On onle occasion a young student challenged Frost on the question of the changed role of lircerature in s…
The Voice of the Poet
The Voice of the Poet
The Voice of the Poet
The Voice of the Poet
The Literary Artist and the Question of Commitment
By Brita Lindb'erg-Seyersted Roblert Frost once told an anecdote about himself and the question of conmitn~ent.The episode dates from the early 1930's; this wais of course a period when artists fellt very strongly their obligation to commit hemse elves politically and socially.Frost was spendilng some time at a coll~ege as wniter in residence.On onle occasion a young student challenged Frost on the question of the changed role of lircerature in s…
Three variations of the American success story
Gender and Women's Literature
Dream Elements in Sylvia Plath's Bee Cycle Poems
Sylvia Plath's psychic landscapes
Who is Nettie? and What is She Doing in Alice Walker's 'The Color Purple
Alice Walker's The Color Purple has become justly famous not least for being a successful modern version of the epistolary novel and for bringing off the feat of letting an illiterate woman, born and bred in rural Georgia, tell most of the story in Black English. Apparently The Color Purple is unique in the African-American literary tradition as an epistolary novel.1 The entire work consists of three series of letters: Miss Celie's letters addres…
The color black
Bad’ language can be good
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