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Muminalism : Tove Jansson’s Art of the Miniature [PDF]

Nordiques, 2023
Dans cet article, j’analyse l’art de la miniature chez Tove Jansson. En m’appuyant sur la conceptualisation de la miniature de Gaston Bachelard et en l’adaptant au discours critique sur la littérature de jeunesse et la miniature, je soutiens que l’art verbal et visuel de Jansson en général, et dans la série Moomin en particulier, peut être compris en ...
Sundmark, Björn
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Echoes of Cosmic Events and Global Politics in Moominvalley: Cosmic and Astronomical Sources of Incitement in Tove Jansson’s Comet in Moominland [PDF]

Acta Baltica Historiae et Philosophiae Scientiarum, 2016
Tove Jansson is known worldwide as the mother of the Moomins. She was a visual artist and writer. The first Moomin books deal with the threat of apocalypse.
Tapio Markkanen
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Tove Janssons Lyssnerskan

Tidskrift för Litteraturvetenskap, 2020
Tove Jansson’s Lyssnerskan (The Listener), Seeing and Moral Attention The Finland-Swedish author and artist Tove Jansson (1914–2001) is most famous for her Moomin books, but she has also written several books for adults.
Hanna Lahdenperä
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Alicja w Krainie Kognitywistyki [PDF]

Poznańskie Studia Polonistyczne. Seria Literacka, 2014
The article comments on the ninth Polish translation of Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland, by Elżbieta Tabakowska. As the key to the analysis of this translation, the present author has chosen the relations between the text and image, especially the ...
Anna Rogulska
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The Hidden World of Tove Jansson [PDF]

Libri et Liberi, 2017
This is a book report on Tuula Karjalainen's book "Tove Jansson: Work and Love".
Penni Cotton
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Introduction: Phenomenological approaches to Tove Jansson’s fiction [PDF]

Sats, 2018
nonPeerReviewed
Joona Taipale
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Filozoficzne ramy Niewidzialnego dziecka Tove Jansson

Teksty Drugie
The article analyzes the short story “The Invisible Child” by Tove Jansson by following its philosophical-existentialist framework, especially the influence of Albert Camus, Paul Tillich, and Friedrich Nietzsche.
Jarosław Płuciennik
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Muminki Tove Jansson na polskim rynku wydawniczym

Toruńskie Studia Bibliologiczne, 2011
Opowiadania o Muminkach Tove Jansson sprowadził do Polski Wojciech Żukrowski, a ich wydawcą jest niezmiennie od blisko 50 lat „Nasza Księgarnia”. Pierwsza pozycja z baśniowego cyklu przetłumaczona na język polski (W Dolinie Muminków) została wydana w ...
Michał Rogoż
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Tove Janssonin tuotannot: ”Tove Jansson Companion” rinnakkaisteoksineen [PDF]

, 2018
Koneen Säätiön rahoittamassa nelivuotisessa (2018–2021) hankkeessamme lähestytään Tove Janssonia monialaisena tekijänä: lasten- ja nuortenkirjailijana, aikuistenkirjailijana, sarjakuvapiirtäjänä, kuvittajana ja kuvataiteilijana. Kyse on tuotannoista, monikossa. Meitä mietityttävät niin niiden omaleimaisuudet kuin niitä yhdistävät piirteet.
Ojajärvi, Jussi
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Tove Jansson, Nietzsche and the poetics of overcoming

Sats, 2018
Abstract This article explores the connections between Nietzsche’s Also Sprach Zarathustra and Tove Jansson and the world of the Moomins. It begins with a short summary of the impact of Nietzsche in the Nordic countries and of his most important book, focusing on passages that are of particular relevance for the analyses that follow.
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