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Hjalmar Bergman

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Hjalmar Bergman , 1883-1931, Swedish novelist, dramatist, and short-story writer. A popular and prolific writer, Bergman wrote from the background of an unhappy childhood and chronic mental depression. His works are characterized by insight into the ambivalence of human emotions. Bergman's individual style combines a basically pessimistic view with ironic humor, as in the play Swedenhielms [the Swedenhielm family] (1925) and the novels God's Orchid (1919, tr. 1924) and The Head of the Firm (1924, tr. 1936). Bibliography: See his Four Plays (tr. 1968); study by E. H. Linder (1975).... Read more
Bergman, Hjalmar Frederik
Bergman, Hjalmar Frederik (1883–1931), Swedish dramatist and novelist, one of the most influential in the Swedish theatre after the death of Strindberg , who, with Maeterlinck and Ibsen , had a great influence on Bergman's early work. He first came into prominence with two one-act ‘Marionette ... Read more
Swedish literature
...Twentieth Century In the early 20th cent. the fiction of Hjalmar Söderberg presaged a renewed emphasis on restraint and realism...and sustained Swedish expressionism, as did the novelist Hjalmar Bergman and the poet Birger Sjöberg. Modernism, with its emphasis... Read more

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