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• 'I Have Come to Despise You': Andersen and His Relationship to His Audience

  From: Fabula

  20055,865 words Critical essay [(essay date 2005) In the following essay, Ingwersen focuses upon Andersen's "complicated relationship" with his readers, and how the author portrayed his audience in his works.] The [quotation "I have come to despise...

• A Liberating Imagination: Andersen in England

  From: Marvels & Tales

  20066,359 words Critical essay [(essay date 2006) In the following essay, Briggs studies Andersen's reception in England and his impact on English authors and literature.] "The Flying Trunk" is a story about the effects of storytelling, and in this...

• Narration and Narrative Techniques in Andersen's Fairy Tales

  Editors:Per Krogh Hansen and Marianne Wolff LundholtFrom: When We Get to the End ... : Towards a Narratology of the Fairy Tales of Hans Christian Andersen

  20057,392 words Critical essay [(essay date 2005) In the following essay, Holmgaard centers on the role of the narrator in Andersen's works and the variety of narrative positions and devices employed by the author.] Almost everywhere in Andersen's...

• “The Traveling Companion”

  Authors:Hans Christian Andersen and Carina SaxonFrom:Supernatural Literature (Vol. 1: The Dead. )

  20172,192 words Critical essay, Work overview Hans Christian Andersen “The Traveling Companion,” first published in Danish as “Reisekamaraten” in 1835, is a literary fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen (1805–1875) in which a young man pays respect to the bodies...