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En proletärförfattares självbiografi #3
Stockholmaren
Stockholmaren är den tredje fristående delen av Ivar Lo-Johanssons litterära självbiografi som börjar med Analfabete och Gårdfarihandlaren.
Handlingen är förlagd till Stockholm 1920, den första arbetarregeringens, de socialdemorkratiska ungdomsklubbarnas och den begynnande arbetslöshetens Stockholm.
Handlingen är förlagd till Stockholm 1920, den första arbetarregeringens, de socialdemorkratiska ungdomsklubbarnas och den begynnande arbetslöshetens Stockholm.
262 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1954
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Ivar Lo-Johansson
100 books12 followersIvar Lo-Johansson (23 February 1901, Ösmo - 11 April 1990, Stockholm) was a Swedish writer of the proletarian school.
He described the situation of the Swedish land-workers, statare, in his novels, short stories and journalism, which encouraged the adoption of certain land reforms in Sweden. He also caused much controversy with his features on old-age pensioners, Gypsies and other non-privileged people.
Lo-Johansson is however best known for his vivid recollections of the life in Swedish trade-unionist and literary circles of the twenties, thirties and forties. He also continued throughout his long life to insist that literature should face the world from the under-dog's perspective.
He described the situation of the Swedish land-workers, statare, in his novels, short stories and journalism, which encouraged the adoption of certain land reforms in Sweden. He also caused much controversy with his features on old-age pensioners, Gypsies and other non-privileged people.
Lo-Johansson is however best known for his vivid recollections of the life in Swedish trade-unionist and literary circles of the twenties, thirties and forties. He also continued throughout his long life to insist that literature should face the world from the under-dog's perspective.
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