Mit liv og levned som jeg selv har forstaaet det
- Approximate level
- C1
- Length
- 125,036 words
- Reading time
- 10 h 25 min
- Chapters
- 26
- Language
- Danish
- On Project Gutenberg since
- 2014
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This autobiography by Johannes Fibiger, edited by Karl Gjellerup, was published in 1898. The text offers a detailed look at the author's life, written in the formal and structured Danish typical of the late nineteenth century. You will encounter complex sentence structures and a sophisticated vocabulary that reflects the intellectual tone of the era. It is a demanding read, as it requires patience to navigate the long, reflective passages. The book focuses on personal history, professional life, and the challenges of editing extensive memoirs.
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Subjects
- Fibiger, J. (Johannes), 1821-1897
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