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Cecilie Løveid

Norwegian poet and playwright
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  • Herbjørg Wassmo
    20th-century Norwegian literature
    / After World War II

    …the 1980s and ’90s; and Cecilie Løveid, a postmodernist poet and playwright, one of the few who successfully challenged the Ibsenite tradition in drama. Løveid’s writing probes the potential for love, family, and close human relationships in modern society. Her work is playful and rich in imagery, humor, and sensuality,…

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    …the 1980s and ’90s; and Cecilie Løveid, a postmodernist poet and playwright, one of the few who successfully challenged the Ibsenite tradition in drama. Løveid’s writing probes the potential for love, family, and close human relationships in modern society. Her work is playful and rich in imagery, humor, and sensuality,…

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