Isak Dinesen

Isak Dinesen Criticism

• Dinesen, Isak (Pseudonym of Karen Blixen)
  • Introduction
  • Isak Dinesen's Aesthetics
  • Tales of the Past
  • Thomas Whissen
  • The Pattern of Creation
  • Maureen Howard
  • Isak Dinesen: A Tale of Beginnings and Endings
  • Rosemary Dinnage
• Dinesen, Isak (Vol. 95)
  • Introduction
  • Principal Works
  • Criticism
    • Isak Dinesen's Fine Record of Life on an African Farm
    • Isak Dinesen, Søren Kierkegaard, and the Present Age
    • In Memoriam Karen Blixen: Some Aspects of Her Attitude of Life
    • Isak Dinesen: An Appreciation
    • The Bow of the Lord: Isak Dinesen's 'Portrait of the Artist'
    • A Saga of Africa
    • Witch as Quintessential Woman: A Context for Isak Dinesen's Fiction
    • Karen Blixen's 'Carnival'
    • The Fantastic in Karen Blixen's Osceola Production
    • Seven Gothic Tales: The Divine Swank of Isak Dinesen
    • The Other Woman and the Racial Politics of Gender: Isak Dinesen and Beryl Markham in Kenya
    • Cultural Multiplicity in Two Modern Autobiographies: Friedländer's When Memory Comes and Dinesen's Out of Africa
  • Further Reading
• Dinesen, Isak (Vol. 29)
  • Introduction
  • Eric O. Johannesson
  • Isak Dinesen's Art: The Gayety of Vision
  • Two Locked Caskets: Selfhood and 'Otherness' in the Work of Isak Dinesen
  • A Woman and a Foreigner
  • The Sorrow of One Who Laughs
  • Africa Addio
• Dinesen, Isak
  • Introduction
  • Principal Works
  • Criticism
    • Isak Dinesen and Dorothy Canfield: the Importance of a Helping Hand
    • The Dream World of Isak Dinesen
    • Misogyny
    • Writing (in) Exile: Isak Dinesen and the Poetics of Displacement
    • Babette Can Cook: Life and Art in Three Stories by Isak Dinesen
    • Dinesen's ‘Ring’: Matrimonial Götterdämmerung.
    • The Vertigo of Staging: Authority and Narration in Isak Dinesen's ‘The Roads Round Pisa’
    • Both Sacred and Secretly Gay: Isak Dinesen's ‘The Blank Page’
    • Isak Dinesen's ‘Sorrow-Acre’ and the Ethics of Storytelling
    • Wild Nights and Buried Letters: The Gothic ‘Unconscious’ of Feminist Criticism
    • Isak Dinesen and the Fiction of Gothic Gravity
    • L'Heure bleue: Isak Dinesen and the Ascendant Imagination
    • Bride's Blood and God's Laugh: Reading the Evidence of Desire on ‘The Blank Page’ of the Torah
    • Self-Invention in Isak Dinesen's ‘The Deluge at Norderney’
    • Karen Blixen's Works
  • Further Reading