Niels Lyhne - Softcover

Jacobsen, Jens Peter

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ISBN 10: 1740970152 ISBN 13: 9781740970150

Publisher: Australian Scholarly Publishing, 2003

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Niels Lyhne (1880) is Jens Peter Jacobsen's Decadent masterpiece that captured the attention of a generation, a cult novel that evoked the enthusiasm of Zweig, Ibsen, Thomas Mann, Freud and Rilke. First translated into English in 1906 by Australian Richardson, this new edition includes her introduction, notes and critical essay.

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