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Birgitta Trotzig
Swedish writer
Birgitta Trotzig | |
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| Born | Astri Birgitta Kjellén ()11 September Gothenburg, Sweden |
| Died | 14 May () (aged&#;81) Lund, Sweden |
| Occupation | Novelist, essayist, poet |
| Nationality | Swedish |
Birgitta Trotzig (11 September – 14 May )[1] was a Swedish writer who was elected to the Swedish Academy in [2] She was one of Sweden's most celebrated authors, and wrote prose fiction and non-fiction, as well as prose poetry.
Biography
[edit]Trotzig was born in Gothenburg, Sweden, as an only child. The family lived initially with her maternal grandparents in Gothenburg, later moving to the small southern city of Kristianstad, where her parents' parents worked as teachers. She graduated from grammar/high school in [3] Trotzig returned to Gothenburg and studied literary history. She began writing for the national newspaper Aftonbladet and for the literary magazine Bonniers Litterära Magasin.[4] She married artist and sculptor Ulf Trotzig[5] and lived in Paris from to [6] with her husband; during this period she converted to Roman Catholicism. Through her conversion, she ga
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Birgitta Trotzig
Astri Birgitta Trotzig, föddKjellén11 september inom Göteborg, död 14 maj[2][3] i skogsdunge, var enstaka svenskförfattare samt kritiker. ifrån var denna ledamot från Svenska Akademien på sittmöbel nummer 6.
Biografi
[redigera | redigera wikitext]Trotzig var dotter till lektor Oscar Kjellén (–) samt adjunkt Astri Kjellén (född Rodhe, –). Fadern fanns son mot folkskollärare Alfred Kjellén ifrån Skepperstad samt modern dotter till medicin doktor Einar Rodhe.[4] Föräldrarna hade gift sig samt fadern arbetade på sin doktorsavhandling medan han undervisade vid relaterat till göteborg latinläroverk. Familjen flyttade mot Kristianstad , där båda föräldrarna undervisade i franska, engelska samt spanska.
Birgitta Trotzig började studera psykologi vid relaterat till göteborg universitet, dock fullföljde ej studierna utan skrev inom stället vid sin inledande bok Ur de älskandes liv, liksom utkom tid träffade denna också Ulf Trotzig, såsom studerade vid Valands målarskola. De gifte sig identisk år; även för Birgitta var Ulfs år vid Valand ett viktig period, då världen utanför detta på bas av andra världskriget slutna Sverige, öppnades och man kom inom kontakt tillsammans med konstnärliga, litterära och politiska riktningar, såsom livligt diskute
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Trotzig, Birgitta (—)
Swedish novelist and literary critic. Born Birgitta Kjellén in in Göteborg, Sweden; married Ulf Trotzig (an artist); children.
Selected writings:
Ur de älskandes liv (From the Lives of the Lovers, ); Bilder (Images, ); De utsatta (The Exposed, ); En berättelse från kusten (A Tale from the Coast, ); Levande och döda (The Living and the Dead, ); Sveket (The Betrayal, ); Ordgränser (Word Limits, ); Sjukdomen (The Sickness, ); I kejsarens tid (In the Time of the Emperor, ); Berättelser (Tales, ); Jaget och världen (The Ego and the World, ) Dykungens dotter (The Marsh King's Daughter, ).
Born Birgitta Kjellén in Göteborg, Sweden, in , Birgitta Trotzig studied literature and art history, and has worked as an art critic. She made her debut as a novelist at an early age, publishing Ur de älskandes liv (From the Lives of the Lovers) in , when she was only This first work of fiction was a collection of impressionistic sketches relating the loneliness of young girls. Although the book made clear Trotzig's unique sense of style, it in no way presaged the harsh depth of her later work.
Her next novel was Bilder (Images), published i