Fædrene æde Druer, Roman

Fædrene æde Druer, Roman

Slægten, Opus 2

Gustav Wied (1858-1914)

Approximate level
C1
Length
72,906 words
Reading time
6 h 5 min
Chapters
8
Language
Danish
On Project Gutenberg since
2011

This novel by Gustav Wied, published in 1908, offers a glimpse into the social dynamics and emotional life of the early twentieth century. The narrative style is characterized by expressive, dialogue-heavy prose that captures the intimate thoughts of its characters. For a learner of Danish, the vocabulary is accessible but reflects the linguistic nuances of its time. The sentences are often long and emotionally charged, which provides a good opportunity to practice reading complex, descriptive structures in a classic literary context.

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Subjects

  • Danish fiction

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