Hans Christian Andersen : the life of a storyteller

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Hans Christian Andersen : the life of a storyteller

Jackie Wullschlager

(Penguin books, . Biography)

Penguin, 2001

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"First published by Allen Lane The Penguin Press 2000"--T.p. verso

Includes bibliographical references (p. 478-481) and index

内容説明・目次

内容説明

The first English language biographer to have returned to the original Danish sources, Wullshlager creates a fascinating picture of Andersen as a deeply troubled man, as far from Danny Kaye's all-singing version as it is possible to imagine. Desperately sensitive, sexually confused and socially awkward, Andersen found grace and acceptance through the creation of a distinct and beguiling literary world, becoming, as was once said of Tolkien, 'the creative equivalent of a people'. Wullschlager's achievement is to demonstrate the unity of his troubled life and and the soaring achievement of his work. He appears in this biography more various and more flawed, but also more convincing and more impressive, than ever before.

目次

  • Introduction: life stories. The country, 1805-12
  • master comedy-player, 1812-19
  • the city, 1819-22
  • Aladdin at school, 1822-7
  • fantasies, 1827-31
  • my time belongs to the heart, 1831-3
  • Italy, 1833-5
  • first fairy tale, 1835
  • walking on knives, 1836-7
  • le Poete, c'est moi! 1837-40
  • I belong to the world, 1840-43
  • Jenny, 1843-4
  • Winter's Tales, 1844-6
  • the princess'poet, 1845-6
  • the shadow, 1846-7
  • lion of London, 1847
  • between the wars, 1848-51
  • Weimar revisited, 1851-6
  • Dickens, 1856-7
  • experiments, 1858-9
  • kiss of the muse, 1860-65
  • Aladdin's palace of the present, 1865-9
  • so great a love of life, 1869-75.

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