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Brød og vin

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  • Arnulf Øverland
    Arnulf Øverland

    …World War I, in his Brød og vin (1919; “Bread and Wine”), did he develop a radical opposition to bourgeois society and Christianity and recognize a need to make his poetry into a social weapon. Hustavler (1929; “Laws of Living”), featuring poems about Norway but also poems about life, is,…

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    …World War I, in his Brød og vin (1919; “Bread and Wine”), did he develop a radical opposition to bourgeois society and Christianity and recognize a need to make his poetry into a social weapon. Hustavler (1929; “Laws of Living”), featuring poems about Norway but also poems about life, is,…

    Read More