Time travel in the forbidden realm: J.J. Slauerhoff's Het Verboden Rijk viewed as a modernist novel. From: The Modern Language Review | Date: January 1, 2001| Author: Fenoulhet, Jane | COPYRIGHT 2001 Modern Humanities Research Association. This material is published under license from the publisher through the Gale Group, Farmington Hills, Michigan.  All inquiries regarding rights should be directed to the Gale Group.Copyright information

It is argued that the traditional view of Slauerhoff focusing on the romanticism of his subject, does not acknowledge the modernist character of the the novel Het verboden rijk.

The article analyses Het verboden rijk (1931) by the Dutch poet and novelist J. J. Slauerhoff (1898-1936) as modernist fiction which is experimental, narrated from multiple viewpoints with a complex handling of time. It focuses in particular on the narrative's movement between the twentieth and sixteenth centuri...

Related newspaper, magazine, and journal articles from HighBeam Research

	Time travel in the forbidden realm: J.J. Slauerhoff's Het Verboden Rijk viewed as a modernist novel. The Modern Language Review ; This essay on the Dutch writer J. J. Slauerhoff's novel Het verboden rijk (1931) analyses it as an experimental novel. I argue that the traditional view of Slauerhoff, which emphasizes the romanticism of his subject matter, fails to acknowledge the modernist character of the novel and its appraisal
	Qld: Radio operator could be sacked over Stuttle emergency call AAP General News (Australia) ; 00-00-0000 Qld: Radio operator could be sacked over Stuttle emergency call BRISBANE, May 24 AAP - A radio operator faces dismissal over the handling of an emergency call on the night British backpacker Caroline Stuttle plunged to her death from a bridge. Queensland Police Commissioner Bob Atkinson
	Ham radio operator reports toll in `hundreds' Chicago Sun-Times ; AMSTERDAM, Netherlands A ham radio operatorm, apparently broadcasting from the area of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, reported `many hundreds dead and wounded" and pleaded with the world for help. Dutch amateur radio operator Annis Kofman said yesterday he monitored the ham transmission late
	Qld: Radio operator faces dismissal AAP General News (Australia) ; 00-00-0000 Qld: Radio operator faces dismissal A civilian radio operator in Bundaberg is being investigated over allegations police ignored early reports concerning dead British backpacker Caroline Stuttle. Queensland Police Commissioner BOB ATKINSON says the Deputy Commissioner will be considering
	Qld:Police radio operator sacked as backpacker mystery goes on AAP General News (Australia) ; 00-00-0000 Qld:Police radio operator sacked as backpacker mystery goes on A Queensland police radio operator accused of ignoring a report of a woman's scream the night British backpacker Caroline Stuttle was killed has been dismissed. Police Minister TONY MCGRADY says the man was sacked on Monday
	Hostility Spreads To Airwaves; Serbs Intercept, Jam Muslim Radio Traffic The Washington Post ; A Muslim shortwave radio operator in Cerska was shouting through the crackling receiver here that Serb militia forces were attacking the east Bosnian town. Then, all of a sudden, a menacing voice cut him off. "You are lying, you Muslim filth," the voice said. It was a Serb radio operator
	NSW: Police radio operator awarded $20,000 for unwanted hugs AAP General News (Australia) ; AAP General News (Australia) 08-19-2004 NSW: Police radio operator awarded $20,000 for unwanted hugs A Newcastle police radio operator has been ...
	Samuel Millman, 80 Was teacher, ham radio operator The Boston Globe ; Samuel Millman, a former teacher at the Garfield Junior High School in Revere and an amateur radio operator who often assisted in providing communications during disasters, died Saturday in the Veterans Administration Medical Center in Bedford, where he had been a patient for several years. He was
	Leo A. Green, of Melrose, quality supervisor, at 99.(Obituaries)(Obituary) The Boston Herald ; Leo A. Green of Melrose, a retired quality control supervisor and radio operator during World War II, died Sunday at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston. He was 99. Born and raised in Orono, Maine, he lived in Vermont for two years before moving to Melrose in 1944. He graduated from Orono
	EVON HIGGINS, 83; SHIP RADIO OPERATOR The Boston Globe ; MARLBOROUGH - Evon Higgins, 83, of Marlborough, a retired ship radio operator, died June 16 at UMass Memorial-Marlboro Hospital. Born in Bridgeport, Ill., Mr. Higgins was the son of the late Willis and Hulda (Littlejohn) Higgins. He was a graduate of Illinois State Teacher's College and served in

See all results.