Introduction: The international Strindberg

Arts and Humanities

• 1890s 16%
• allure 16%
• Ambition 16%
• Apartment 50%
• art form 16%
• August Strindberg 16%
• Autobiography 33%
• Baltic 16%
• bedroom 16%
• Belgian Congo 16%
• Berlin 16%
• Bourgeois 16%
• canvas 16%
• Ceremony 16%
• Contemporary 16%
• Crisis 16%
• Democracy 16%
• Didactics 16%
• Discourse 16%
• Dramatic Text 16%
• Dreaming 16%
• Esthetics 33%
• Ethnographic Study 16%
• Europe 16%
• Exclusivity 16%
• Fictional World 16%
• French culture 16%
• Innovator 16%
• Intellectuals 33%
• Interiority 16%
• International Recognition 16%
• Internationalism 33%
• Landscape painting 16%
• Late Nineteenth Century 33%
• Late Play 16%
• Legacy 33%
• Lifespan 16%
• Literary Canon 16%
• Literary genres 16%
• Literature 16%
• master narrative 16%
• Names 16%
• Narrative Prose 16%
• Nation-state 16%
• Nationalists 16%
• Naturalists 16%
• Nineteenth Century 100%
• noblemen 16%
• oil paintings 33%
• on-stage 16%
• Painting 16%
• Pamphlets 16%
• Paris 66%
• Peasantry 16%
• philosophical writings 16%
• Photography 16%
• pictorial art 16%
• Playwrights 33%
• plenitude 16%
• Protagonist 16%
• Racial 16%
• religious writings 16%
• Render 16%
• Revolt 16%
• Revolutions 16%
• Scholars 16%
• Seascape 16%
• Secularization 16%
• Self-Presentation 16%
• Short Stories 16%
• Stockholm 50%
• Subconscious 16%
• Subjectivity 83%
• Sweden 83%
• Swedish Language 33%
• Symbolics 16%
• Tension 16%
• Topos 16%
• Transformative 16%
• Treatise 16%
• Urbanization Process 16%
• venues 16%

Keyphrases

• Aesthetic Form 4%
• Apartment 13%
• Archipelago 4%
• Aristocracy 4%
• Art Forms 4%
• Art Photography 4%
• August Strindberg 4%
• Auto-translation 4%
• Baltic Sea 4%
• Bedroom 4%
• Belgian Congo 4%
• Berlin 4%
• Beyond the Border 4%
• Bourgeois 4%
• Building Projects 4%
• Cachet 4%
• Ceremony 4%
• Colonialism 8%
• Communication Revolution 4%
• Creative Output 4%
• Creditors 4%
• Democracy 4%
• Didactic Practices 4%
• Disbursement 4%
• Dominant Discourse 4%
• Dominant Ideology 4%
• Dramatic Text 4%
• Dynamic Set 4%
• Entertainment 4%
• Ethnographic Study 4%
• Europe 4%
• European Capitals 4%
• European Continent 8%
• Exclusivity 4%
• Fictional World 4%
• France 4%
• French Culture 4%
• French-speaking Country 4%
• Gender Equality 4%
• German-speaking Countries 4%
• Govermentality 4%
• Historical Legacies 4%
• Historical Play 4%
• In Tandem 4%
• Individual Existence 4%
• International Context 4%
• International Recognition 4%
• Internationalism 8%
• Jealousy 8%
• Landscape Painting 4%
• Late Nineteenth Century 8%
• Late Play 4%
• Literary Genre 4%
• Master Narratives 4%
• Modern Challenges 4%
• Modern Crises 4%
• Modern Subject 4%
• Modernity 30%
• Modes of Existence 4%
• Monarchy 4%
• Nation-building 4%
• Nation-state 4%
• National Context 8%
• National Literary Canon 4%
• Nationalism 4%
• Nationalist 4%
• Naturalists 4%
• New Drama 4%
• Nineteenth Century 26%
• Noblemen 4%
• Oil Painting 8%
• Pamphlets 4%
• Paris 17%
• Peasantry 4%
• Peasants 4%
• Philosophical Writing 4%
• Pictorial Art 4%
• Playwrights 8%
• Plenitude 4%
• Poetry 8%
• Professional Readers 4%
• Prose 17%
• Prose Narrative 4%
• Racial Equality 4%
• Radical Change 4%
• Radical Group 4%
• Religious Writing 4%
• Renunciation 4%
• Representation Format 4%
• Revolt 4%
• Seascape 4%
• Secularization 4%
• Self-presentation 4%
• Sexuality 4%
• Short Story 4%
• Snowstorm 8%
• Spectacular 4%
• State Capitalism 4%
• Stockholm 13%
• Strindberg 100%
• Subconscious 4%
• Subjectivity Analysis 4%
• Sweden 21%
• Swedish History 4%
• Swedish Language 4%
• Swedish Literature 4%
• Telegram 4%
• Theatrical 4%
• Topos 4%
• Transfer of Ideas 4%
• Urbanization 4%
• Urbanization Process 4%
• World of Work 4%