Includes bibliographical references Anna Westerstahl StenportStockholm-Berlin-Moscow: Strindberg and avant-garde performance in the 1920s / Eszter Szalczer: Introduction: the international Strindberg Anna Westerstahl Stenport: Introduction: the international Strindberg Mads Bunch: Castration anxiety and traumatic encounters with the real in the works of August Strindberg and Lars von Trier Maxime Abolgassemi: Reconsidering the place of Strindberg in surrealism: André Breton and the light of the objective chance encounter Linda Haverty Rugg: Standing at the bourne of the modern: Strindberg's ecological subject in By the open sea and his archipelago paintings Sylvain Briens: Paris, laboratory of modernity: modernist experimentation and August Strindberg's search for "The equation" in Paris Freddie Rokem: Voices and visions in Fingal's cave: Plato and Strindberg Anna Westerståhl Stenport: Money metaphors and rhetoric of resource depletion: creditors and late-nineteenth-century European economics Massimo Ciaravolo: A nineteenth-century long poem meets modernity: sleepwalking nights Tobias Dahlkvist: By the open sea-a decadent novel? Reconsidering relationships between Nietzsche, Strindberg, and fin-de-siecle culture Anne-Charlotte Hanes Harvey: "The spoken word is all"-"ordet det talade ar allt": translating Strindberg for the international stage Leonardo F. Lisi.: The art of doubt: form, genre, history in Miss Julie Eszter Szalczer: Stockholm-Berlin-Moscow: Strindberg and avant-garde performance in the 1920s Mads Bunch: Castration anxiety and traumatic encounters with the real in the works of August Strindberg and Lars von Trier Maxime Abolgassemi: Reconsidering the place of Strindberg in surrealism: André Breton and the light of the objective chance encounter Linda Haverty Rugg: Standing at the bourne of the modern: Strindberg's ecological subject in By the open sea and his archipelago paintings Sylvain Briens: Paris, laboratory of modernity: modernist experimentation and August Strindberg's search for "The equation" in Paris Freddie Rokem: Voices and visions in Fingal's cave: Plato and Strindberg Anna Westerståhl Stenport: Money metaphors and rhetoric of resource depletion: creditors and late-nineteenth-century European economics Massimo Ciaravolo: A nineteenth-century long poem meets modernity: sleepwalking nights Tobias Dahlkvist: By the open sea-a decadent novel? Reconsidering relationships between Nietzsche, Strindberg, and fin-de-siecle culture Anne-Charlotte Hanes Harvey: "The spoken word is all"-"ordet det talade ar allt": translating Strindberg for the international stage Leonardo F. Lisi.: The art of doubt: form, genre, history in Miss Julie |
