Relasjoner ved enden av <i>Regnbuen</i> (1953)

Anne Hege Simonsen

doi:10.7557/13.5512

Authors

Anne Hege Simonsen OsloMet

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.7557/13.5512

Keywords:

Knut og Marie Hamsun, Selvbiografi, kildebruk, kommunikasjonshandling, relasjonelt perspektiv

Abstract

In her autobiography The Rainbow Marie Hamsun gave her husband Knut a mind, a body and a family. She brought the public an “inside view” and was rewarded with public reverence, in spite of her background as a non-repenting Nazi. Book reviews from October 1953 show how the (overwhelmingly) male reviewers embraced the book as an opportunity to "take back Hamsun", despite his Nazi affiliations. They were to a lesser extent interested in the book as Marie Hamsun's own literary project. This is echoed in the research on Hamsun where the book is frequently cited as a source, but only to a small extent referred to as literature. This article examines The Rainbow as an act of communication in which the author's intention and readers' acknowledgments are seen as relational.

Author Biography

Anne Hege Simonsen, OsloMet

Anne Hege Simonsen, førsteamanuensis, Institutt for journalistikk og mediefag, OsloMet. Siste publikasjoner: Eide.E, Alghasi. S, Simonsen, A.H. (2020): Hvem er 'vi' nå? Medier og minoriteter i Norge, Cappelen Damm Akademisk. Simonsen, A.H., Skjulhaug, M. (2019): Living on the threshold: the missing debate on peri-urban asylum reception centres in Norway, 2015–16. Nordisk arkitekturforskning Proceeding Series 2019 (1) 181–202. Simonsen, A. H. (2018): Kjærlighet og mørke. En biografi om Marie Hamsun. Res Publica

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