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  • Joel Lehtonen

    
his view of man in Putkinotko (1919–20). In it, Lehtonen despairs of the future and views the growth of industrial society as a disease. The same cultural pessimism appears in Henkien taistelu (1933; “The Struggle of Spirits”) and in his poems, HyvĂ€stijĂ€ttö Lintukodolle (1934; “Farewell to the Bird’s Nest”), which


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his view of man in Putkinotko (1919–20). In it, Lehtonen despairs of the future and views the growth of industrial society as a disease. The same cultural pessimism appears in Henkien taistelu (1933; “The Struggle of Spirits”) and in his poems, HyvĂ€stijĂ€ttö Lintukodolle (1934; “Farewell to the Bird’s Nest”), which


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