The journal SPRING no. 22

CONTENTS

JUDIE NEWMAN - POSTCOLONIAL PARASITES. PETER HØEG'S "SMILLA'S FEEL FOR SNOW"

ELISABETH OXFELDT - "HE'S ALMOST WHITE AFTER ALL". RACE AND IDENTITY IN HC ANDERSEN'S "MULATTEN"

HELEN KRAG - "THE FALL OF THE KING" AND THE STRANGER. IN THE SHADOW OF THE DANISH DEBATE.

HENK VAN DER LIET - "PAIN IS THE MOTHER OF LIFE". THORKILD HANSEN AS POSTCOLONIAL AUTHOR

ANNETTE FRYD - THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PRIMITIVISM AND MODERNISM

KIRSTEN THISTED - DEAD MAN TALKING. ABOUT KAREN BLIXEN AND THORKILD HANSEN

NINA BRANDT - BLACK DESIRE AND WHITE EMANCIPATION IN ANNE MARIE EJRNÆS' "RAVEN"

MAJA BISSENBAKKER - DANISH AND OTHER IN ST.ST. BLICHER'S "THUG RING LIFE"

NIELS JARLER - MAPPING AND POLAR POETRY AROUND THE DENMARK EXPEDITION

SIGNE VESTERFAARD RIIS - FROM POSTCOLONIALISM TO POSTNATIONALISM

ELISABETH OXFELDT - ELISABETH JERICHAU-BAUMANN'S CONSTRUCTIONS OF NATIONAL TYPES

ALDIS SIGURDARDOTTIR - THE OLD ICELAND ELEMENT IN DANISH SCHOOL LITERATURE HISTORIES

HANS HAUGE - THE GREENLAND GHOST. PETER HØEG'S SMILE.