Home > People > Faculty : Lena Norrman
Specialties
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Swedish language and literature
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Scandinavian history and culture
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Scandinavian immigrant culture
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Scandinavian folklore
Educational Background
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Ph.D.: Germanic Languages and Literatures, Scandinavian Studies, Medieval Studies, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 2006.
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M.A.: History and Nordic Languages, Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden, 1998.
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B.A.: History, Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden, 1997.
Publications
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Viking Women: The Narrative Role in Woven Tapestries.
Cambria Press, 2008.
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“Visual and Verbal Art: Weaving and Poetry in Classical Greek and Old Norse
Narratives,” in Cosmos, Vol. 20, 2006. Pp. 121-151.
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“Visual Poetry: Weaving meaning in Old Norse Poetry,” in Viking and Medieval Scandinavia 1 (2005). Turnhout, Belgium: Brepols. Pp. 137-162.
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Review of Sigurd Bergmann. I begynnelsen är bilden. En befriande bild-konst-kultur-teologi (Stockholm: Proprius Förlag AB, 2003), in Religion and the Arts 9-1/2 (2005).
Pp. 141-142.
Awards
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Outstanding Service Award, College of Liberal Arts, University of Minnesota, 2008
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SWEA (Swedish Women in Education Association) Scholarship in Literature, 2005
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The Bernhard Blume Award. Departmental Prize for excellence in graduate work. Harvard University, 2001
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Borgrättsfonderna, Sverige-Amerika Stiftelsen. For a year of study at Harvard University, 1998
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Harvard Extension School. Acknowledgement of Distinction in Teaching, 2000-2005
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Harvard University, Certificate of Distinction in Teaching, 2000-2001
Courses Taught
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Swe 1001/4001 - Beginning Swedish I
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Swe 1002/4002 - Beginning Swedish II
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Swe 1003/4003 - Intermediate Swedish I
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Swe 1004/4004 - Intermediate Swedish II
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Scandinavian 3011 - Readings, conversation and composition. Advanced language course
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A Survey of Modern Scandinavian Literature
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Scandinavian Folklore
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Modern Sweden: The Consctruction of a Culture
Alternative Output Formats
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