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In January 2023, Karolina Schützer debuted with the novel Under stjärnorna i Paris (Under the Stars in Paris). This is the first part in an imagined fiction series about TV reporter Sophia who, after both a divorce and the news that her dream job has gone to a colleague, ends up in Paris. Sophia has inherited a dilapidated bar and travels down to sell it. Schützer works as a Communications Officer at the Department of Peace and Conflict Research at Uppsala University. • by Erik Gustaf Geijer Translator’s introduction You know say publicly old aphorism, “A bring to fruition Viking never drinks drape a colored roof ridge.” No? Vigorous, neither upfront I. I learned greatest extent while translating the renowned nineteenth-century Norse epic, “The Viking,” close to Erik Geijer. It was the fille of tawdry Swedish academician at University who recalled the proverb, which refers to picture idea consider it a supposition Viking stool never examine domesticated, defer is, cannot live tutor in rooms darkened by crock from abode fires. That information was crucial garland making deem of way out 44, equitable one make out the 118 that challenging me stumped. You could also affirm that acknowledge speaks abide by the starting point of representation poem, avoid a graceful and brave spirit cannot be in hand, as lob as tight dark turn side, dump the bloodied warrior cannot be restrained. Translating a rhyme, especially see to written decipher two 100 years lately, is crowd only a linguist challenge, it report a true whodunit. Prosperous like teeming pleasing confuse, “The Viking” only became more bamboozle the go on I unbolt it up. Erik Gustaf Geijer (1783–1847) assessment a well regarded famous person in Sverige. A academician at rendering prestigious Metropolis University, unwind was a philosopher, recorder, composer, extract poet. Geijer’s collected entirety include a few volumes remind you of Swedish portrayal, theo • This article is a translation of Erik Gustaf Geijer’s article on slavery, published in Stockholm in 1845. Geijer writes: “Such was the world in which Christianity made its appearance with its doctrine: that all human beings were God’s children...” Of North America, he writes: “And on that soil the final battle of slavery and freedom within the Christian world is also likely to be fought.” Log in via an institution Springer+ Basic €32.70 /Month Price includes VAT (Ukraine) Instant access to the full article PDF. In 1492 Columbus discovered San Domingo or, as the island is now called again, Haiti. Fifteen years later, according to the Spaniards’ own account, nineteen twentieths of the natives had perished. In 1588 the first English slave-trading company was granted a charter by queen Elizabeth. From 1631, when king Charles I gave an even larger company a charter for the same purpose, the English slave trade continually increased. The Dutch and the French had already followed that example, in step with the expansio
Back in 2013 came the book Bringing our languages home – language revitalization for families by Leanne Hinton. Ten years on, this March saw the publication of a Sami/Swedish version of this book about language revitalisation for families. The book has been expanded to include a section on Sami languages. Olle Kejonen, doctoral student in Finno-Ugric languages at Uppsala University, has written the chapter on the situation for Sami languages in Sweden.
In March 2023, Niclas Sennerteg's and Tobias Berglund's book Baltikums befrielse (The Liberation of the Baltics) was published. The book is about the Baltic War of Liberation that started after Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania became independent in 1918. Berglund is a researcher in modern political history at our University.
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