Scandinavian Studies 374/Literature
in Translation 274
Masterpieces of Scandinavian Literature:
The Twentieth Century.
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NECESSARY INFORMATION
STAFF:
Professor:
Susan Brantly
Office Hours: Tuesday 12:00-12:50 or by appointment.
Office: 1366 Van Hise Hall.
Office Phone: 262-9637
Email: sbrantly@wisc.edu
COURSE REQUIREMENTS:
For THREE credits: Three one-hour examinations, each covering the preceding five weeks.
For FOUR credits: Same as above, plus mandatory attendance and participation in the Comm-B section. See Comm-B for details.
Scandinavian 374 students and Honors students should consult Professor Brantly the first day of class about special requirements.
Optional question/answer periods will be offered the day before
each examination.
REQUIRED TEXTS:
| A selection of short stories and poetry (ER) |
Electronic Reserve A printed copy of the shorter texts may be purchased from Underground Textbooks on State Street |
| August Strindberg, The Father and A Dream Play | University Bookstore and Underground Textbooks |
| Knut Hamsun, Hunger | |
| Pär Lagerkvist, The Dwarf | |
| Peter Hoeg, Smilla's Sense of Snow | |
| Isak Dinesen, Seven Gothic Tales (SGT) | |
| P.C. Jersild, A Living Soul | |
| Hjalmar Söderberg, Dr. Glas |
GRADING SCALE
| A | 100-94 |
| AB | 93-84 |
| B | 83-74 |
| BC | 73-64 |
| C | 63-44 |
| D | 43-24 |
| F | 23-0 |
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