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1.	Hermansson, Gunilla, 1974 (author) Isles of Felicity – Negotiating a Place for Poetry in Swedish and Danish Romanticism 2015 In: European Romantic Review. - : Informa UK Limited. - 1050-9585 .- 1740-4657. ; 26:4, s. 401-415 Journal article (peer-reviewed)abstract This article explores a group of poems, dramas and tales which all can be viewed as romantic variations on the legend of the “Isle of Felicity.” They depict poetry as a blissful kingdom, or in other ways present poetic imagination as central for the conception of felicity. Focussed upon here are works by the Swedish authors C.J.L. Almqvist and P.D.A. Atterbom, as well as the Danish B.S. Ingemann, J.L. Heiberg, Hans Christian Andersen, and Frederik Paludan-Müller. These works form a chain of inspiration and competition across national borders during the first half of the nineteenth century. The center of the literary exchange is Atterbom's drama Lycksalighetens Ö [The Isle of Felicity] (1824–1827). Seen together, these “romantic isles of felicity” form a series of late and ambivalent renegotiations of the romantic project as they respond to challenges and new demands in terms of political changes and public taste.

Hermansson, Gunilla, 1974 (author)
Isles of Felicity – Negotiating a Place for Poetry in Swedish and Danish Romanticism
2015
In: European Romantic Review. - : Informa UK Limited. - 1050-9585 .- 1740-4657. ; 26:4, s. 401-415
Journal article (peer-reviewed)abstract
- This article explores a group of poems, dramas and tales which all can be viewed as romantic variations on the legend of the “Isle of Felicity.” They depict poetry as a blissful kingdom, or in other ways present poetic imagination as central for the conception of felicity. Focussed upon here are works by the Swedish authors C.J.L. Almqvist and P.D.A. Atterbom, as well as the Danish B.S. Ingemann, J.L. Heiberg, Hans Christian Andersen, and Frederik Paludan-Müller. These works form a chain of inspiration and competition across national borders during the first half of the nineteenth century. The center of the literary exchange is Atterbom's drama Lycksalighetens Ö [The Isle of Felicity] (1824–1827). Seen together, these “romantic isles of felicity” form a series of late and ambivalent renegotiations of the romantic project as they respond to challenges and new demands in terms of political changes and public taste.

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