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Acknowledgments vii
Introduction 3
1 Discourses of Race and Primitivism in Scandinavia 19
2 Hamsun's Women as Scapegoats for Modernity's Sins 51
3 Imagining the Indians 83
4 Imagining Black and White 111
5 A Taste of the Orient 136
6 Imagining the Sly Magic "Lapps" 160
7 Imagining Degeneration and Revolution 181
8 The Rhetoric of Defense in Hamsun's Paa gjengrodde Stier 211
Epilogue 232
Note 237
Bibliography 313
Index 331
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