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Hannes Pétursson

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  • HallgrĂ­msson, JĂłnas
    Icelandic literature
    / Poetry

    The early works of Hannes PĂ©tursson show great sensitivity and skill in adapting Icelandic to new, European metres. PĂ©tursson’s later poems (such as those in the collection Ur hugskoti [1976; “Recollections”]) reveal a movement away from innovative forms to more traditional verse. Other poets contemporary to PĂ©tursson include Þorsteinn


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    The early works of Hannes PĂ©tursson show great sensitivity and skill in adapting Icelandic to new, European metres. PĂ©tursson’s later poems (such as those in the collection Ur hugskoti [1976; “Recollections”]) reveal a movement away from innovative forms to more traditional verse. Other poets contemporary to PĂ©tursson include Þorsteinn


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