Aksel Sandemose (døbt Axel Nielsen, født 19. marts 1899 i Nykøbing Mors, død 6. august 1965 i København) var en dansk-norsk forfatter, som er bedst kendt for romanerne En sømand går i land (1931) og En flygtning krydser sit spor (1933). I den formulerede han "Janteloven", der sammenfatter undertrykkelsen og småligheden i den fiktive danske provinsby Jante.

Aksel Sandemose blev født d. 19. marts 1899 i Nykøbing Mors og var næstyngst i en arbejderfamilies børneflok på otte. Hans mor, Amalie Sandemose, var norsk, mens faren, smed Jørgen Nielsen, var dansk. Forældrene døbte ham Axel Nielsen, som han – for at understrege sit norske ophav – i 1921 ændrede til Aksel Sandemose.

Det skrev Aksel Sandemose i 1944, og føjede ensomheden til. Selv blev han da også næsten myrdet i sin barndoms indeklemte småbymiljø, der ikke tolererede afvigere. Og derfor blev han mere end nogen det ydmygede barns In one of his last books* Paulo Coelho explains to the reader the meaning of the “Law of Jante”, first introduced by the Scandinavian writer Aksel Sandemose in his 1933 novel A Fugitive Crossing His Tracks. In short the Law of Jante means something along the lines of “You are worthless; En flykting korsar sitt spår (originaltitel: En flykting krysser sitt spor) - Aksel SandemoseI den semibiografiska romanen En flykting korsar sitt spår får läsaren bekanta sig med pojken Espen Aarnake - författaren Aksel Sandemoses alter ego. I byn Jante fostras Espen Aarnake att följa samhällets normer utan att ifrågasätta och bryta 2012-06-01 The author Aksel Sandemose, a Danish/Norwegian novelist created the concept of Janteloven in his book En flygtning krydser sit spor (A Refugee Crosses his Tracks), in which Sandemose portrays a fictional town called Jante, a small town much like his hometown where everyone knows everyone. Sandemose tells the story with brief snippets of his pre-John Wakefield life, interspersed with only occasional comments on his later life, including how he met Wakefield, his life as a sailor and his now generally calm life. He gradually paints a picture of Jante and, in particular the Law of Jante, which is both intense and horrific.

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The Law of Jante describes a certain community behavior, especially within Scandinavian villages, which negatively criticizes individual success and achievement. It was ‘created’ by Danish-Norwegian author Aksel Sandemose in his novel ‘A Fugitive Crosses His Tracks’ (1933). The author Aksel Sandemose, a Danish/Norwegian novelist created the concept of Janteloven in his book En flygtning krydser sit spor (A Refugee Crosses his Tracks), in which Sandemose portrays a fictional town called Jante, a small town much like his hometown where everyone knows everyone. For those of you that live a small town or perhaps come from a small town, you know how fast gossip spreads. He is often mentioned as the scribe of “Jante’s Law,” whose 10 commandments are formulated in his best novel, En flyktning krysser sit spor (1933; A Fugitive Crosses His Tracks).

Here is the Law of Jante, which Sandemose wrote after observing it in 29 Sep 2016 Danish-Norwegian author Axel Sandemose wrote the novel (and the tenets of the fictional law) to skewer the people of the small town and Find the perfect Jante stock photos and editorial news pictures from Getty Images .

Nov 5, 2018 Jantelagen was created by Danish-Norwegian author Aksel Sandemose in the 1930s. It's a fictional set of laws reflecting traditional aspects of

Jante som begrepp myntades i boken En flykting korsar sitt spår, skriven 1933 av den till Norge utvandrade danska författaren Aksel Sandemose. En flykting korsar sitt spår : Espen Arnakkes kommentar till Jantelagen, Aksel Sandemose; Cilla Johnson (övers.); Anna Jörngården, Themis Förlag | Booky.fi.

Danish-Norwegian author Aksel Sandemose called these commandments "the. Jantel Law," so-named for his protagonist's fictional Danish home-town in the.

Hans romaner søger i de psykologiske forhold forklaringen på, at mennesker handler som de gør. Der er ofte selvbiografiske træk i hans forfatterskab. The Law of Jante is a social concept created by Danish / Norwegian author Aksel Sandemose in his 1933 book A Fugitive Crosses His Tracks. You may be familiar with a similar concept used in other parts of the world called “Tall Poppy Syndrome”.

Aksel Sandemose, född 19 mars 1899, död 6 augusti 1965, föddes och växte inkrökta landsbygden myntade han det allom bekanta uttrycket för Jantelagen. En flykting korsar sitt spår : Espen Arnakkes kommentar till Jantelagen - Häftad. Finns i lager, 262 kr presentation: Aksel Sandemose. Häftad.
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Men jag vill mena att berättelsen om Espen Arnakke och mordet är lika mycket en uppgörelse med Aksel Sandemoses eget Jante-jag, den norm som han aldrig lyckades anpassa sig efter, men alltid bar med sig som barn, och som fungerade som den ridå mot vilken han var … Aksel and Espen may not be identical, but they are inseparable. In the postscript to A Fugitive Crosses His Tracks Sandemose writes: ‘People have asked me if I am Espen Arnakke. He and I are Dichtung und Wahrheit’, something that can also be seen as true of the towns Nykøbing and Jante, the topography of which is clearly modelled on Nykøbing. 2015-03-30 2015-06-03 MAY 29: Yesterday I wrote about the so-called LAW OF JANTE.

mars 1899–6. august 1965), som opphavleg heitte Axel Nielsen, var ein dansk skjønnlitterær forfattar som flytta til Noreg og skreiv mesteparten av bøkene på riksmål, og vert difor rekna som norsk forfattar. Aksel Sandemose, døbt Axel Nielsen, 19.3.1899-6.8.1965, forfatter.
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Much of that reticence might be traced back to the so-called law of Jante. Taken from a book by the Danish author Aksel Sandemose, the concept suggests that the culture within Scandinavian

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