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Markens grøde

Markens grøde

Knut Hamsun

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2026
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9788284580098
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Markens grøde er en roman av Knut Hamsun (1859-1952). Den ble utgitt for første gang i 1917 og førte til at Hamsun fikk nobelprisen i litteratur i 1920. I Markens grøde følges hovedpersonen Isak fra han som ung, enslig mann med egne hender rydder en plass i ødemarken, til han sammen med kvinnen Inger bygger opp gården Sellanraa og ender opp som markgreve. I boken opptrer også en lensmann ved navn Geissler. Han er stadig på reisefot, og setter i gang lokal gruvedrift. Han minner mye om Hamsun selv: Han vet det rette, men gjør det ikke. Han hjelper Isak, men slår seg ikke selv til ro. Hamsun lar Geissler komme fra Lom, der Hamsun selv kom fra. Romanen inneholder både naturpoesi, humor, satire og gripende scener.

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