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Mogens and Other Stories

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  • Jens Peter Jacobsen, detail of an oil painting by E. Josephson, 1879; in the Nationalhistoriske Museum at Frederiksborg, Denmark.
    Jens Peter Jacobsen

    in Mogens and Other Stories), whose protagonist’s name gives the book its title, is considered the first Naturalist writing in Danish literature and was greatly admired by Brandes, who hailed Jacobsen as one of “the men of the modern breakthrough.” Jacobsen’s first novel, Fru Marie Grubbe…

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    in Mogens and Other Stories), whose protagonist’s name gives the book its title, is considered the first Naturalist writing in Danish literature and was greatly admired by Brandes, who hailed Jacobsen as one of “the men of the modern breakthrough.” Jacobsen’s first novel, Fru Marie Grubbe…

    Read More