Strindberg and Genre Book

	Preface	9
	Strindberg's Works: A List of Titles in Swedish and English	15
I	Without Bounds?: General Issues
	August Strindberg and His Tradition in Swedish Literature: Beyond Fiction, Autobiography and the Literature of the Established Truth	21
	'Tragical-Comical-Historical-Pastoral': Strindberg and the Absurdity of Categories	35
	Strindberg's Mixing of Genres	48
	'Passions and Interests': Anthropological Observation in the Short Story	61
	Strindberg's Autobiographical Space	82
II	The Drama: Reforming Boundaries
	Strindberg and Subjective Drama	97
	Strindberg as an Innovator of Dramatic and Theatrical Form	108
	The Representation of Death in Strindberg's Chamber Plays	119
	Frenchifying Fordringsagare: Strindberg as his own Translator	137
	Perspectives on a Genre: Strindberg's comedies rosses	148
	Strindberg's Advent and Brott och Brott: Sagospel and Comedy in a Higher Court	167
	Abu Casems tofflor--Strindberg's Worst Play?	188
	Strindberg's History Plays: Some Reflections	2OO
III	The Non-Dramatic Works
	Genre and Aesthetics in Strindberg's 'Sarfeber' Poems	2O9
	Inferno: Intended Readers and Genre	22O
	En bla bok--A Genre of its Own?	229
	'Karlekens bok': Life and Fiction in En bla bok	237
IV	Seeing Differently: The Visual Dimension
	Strindberg and Visual Imagination	255
	Strindberg, Chance Images, and En bla bok: Some Reflections	269
	Strindberg and Scandinavian Painting: 1880-1900	276
	Index	287