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• Karl Gjellerup, Aander og Tider. Et Rekviem over Charles Darwin Danish
• Christian Frederik Emil Horneman, Karl Gjellerup, Kampen med muserne. Satyrspil Danish
• Karl Gjellerup, Konvolutten. En graphologisk studie Danish
• Karl Gjellerup, Rudolph Stens Landpraksis Danish

Project Runeberg has published the following works to which this author has contributed:

• Johannes Henrik Tauber Fibiger, Mit liv og levned Danish

Karl Adolph Gjellerup 1857-1919 Nobel-vinder

Was born on June 2, 1857, in the Roholte vicarage at Praestv., Denmark
Graduated summa cum laude from Haerslevs Grammar School in 1874.
Studied theology. Earned B.D. (summa cum laude) in June of 1878.

In 1917, Karl Adolph Gjellerup received the Nobel Prize for literature, "for his varied and rich poetry, which is inspired by lofty ideals". The prize was divided equally between Gjellerup and Henrik Pontoppidan. See also The Nobel Foundation, their presentation of the laureates, and Project Runeberg's Tema Nobel Prize winners.

Karl Gjellerup died in Klotzsche, near Dresden, in 1919.

Links

• Karl Adolph Gjellerup, danske Wikipedia
• Karl Gjellerup, deutsche Wikipedia
• Karl Adolph Gjellerup, English Wikipedia
• Karl GJELLERUP, esperanto Vikipedio
• Karl Adolph Gjellerup, Wikipedia español
• Karl Adolph Gjellerup, norske Wikipedia (bokmål)
• Karl Adolph Gjellerup, polski Wikipedia
• Karl Gjellerup, svenska Wikipedia
• Gjellerup, Karl, Arkiv for Dansk Litteratur
• Karl Gjellerup, Kuusankoski Public Library, Finland (via Internet Archive, as of January 2013)
• Gjellerup, Karl, Litteraturpriser ved Niels Jensen
• Gjellerup, Karl, Kalliope
• Karl Gjellerup, Realisme og Realister : Portrætstudier og Aforismer

Skrifter / Works

En idealist, 1878

written under a pseudonym

Den evige strid, 1878

written under a pseudonym

Arvelighed og moral, 1881

was awarded the University Gold Medal.

Germanernes laerling, novel, 1882

Rødtjørn, poetry, 1881

Aander og tider, 1882

Romulus, 1883

G-Dur, 1883

En klassisk maaned, 1884

Brynhild, lyric tragedy, 1884

Received with excitement

Vandreaaret, 1885

Thamyris, dramatic-lyrical poem, 1887

The latter along with Brynhild was responsible for the author's receiving a state pension for life.

Hagbard og Signe, lyrical tragedy, 1888

("Hagbard and Signe"),

Minna, novel, 1889

Min kaerligheds bog, poetry collection, 1889

Herman Vandel, play, 1891

Wuthhorn, 1893

Essay about Wagner's Nibelungenring and translated the songs of the gods in the Edda.

Kong Hjarne, tragedy, 1893

Fabler. Fra vaar til høst. To fragmenter

Pastor Mors, 1894

in German

Møllen, novel, 1896

Ved graensen, novel, 1897

Gift og modgift, verse comedy, 1898

Tankelaeserinden, novel, 1901

Die Opferfeuer, drama, 1903

written in German

Das Weib des Vollendeten, 1907

written in German

Der Pilger Kamanita, poetic novels, 1906

written in German

Die Weltwanderer, 1910

written in German

Rudolf Stens Landpraxis or Reif för das Leben, 1913

("Ripe for Life") written in German

Die Gottesfreunde, 1916

written in German

Der goldene Zweig, 1917

written in German

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