Magdalene Thoresen (1819 - 1903)
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Children | Suzannah Thoresen Ibsen |
Religion / ideology | Protestant |
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Aristocratic title | - |
Professional or ecclesiastical title | - |
Magdalene Thoresen was ...
related to | Henrik Ibsen |
related to | Suzannah Thoresen Ibsen |
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Place(s) of Residence | Norway , Denmark |
Receptions of Magdalene Thoresen , the person (for receptions of her works, see under each individual Work)
Title | Author | Date | Type |
*Art. on Magdalena Thoresen | C. van Amstel | 1878 | comments on person |
Magdalene Thoresen | Anna Edsberg | 1895 | is biography of |
*“Forfatterindene” [“Female authors”] | ~~author male (name below) | 1896 | comments on person |
Magdalene Thoresen | Anna Edsberg | 1903 | is obituary of |
Magdalene Thoresen | 1903 | is obituary of | |
"Bøger - Kunst". Magdalene Thoresen: Romaner og Fortællinger i Folkeudgave "Books - Art". M.T. Novels and stories in new edition | Unknown journalist (to be identified) | 1903 | mentions person |
Cf.
- Broomans, in Writing the History 2001
- Norsk kvinnelitteraturhistorie. Bind 1. 1600-1900.
NOT MENTIONED IN:
- Buck, Guide to women's literature, 1992
To be checked - Siri Wuttudal
Born in Denmark as the daughter of skipper Thomas Nielsen Kragh and Anne Kirstine Pedersen. Studied to be a teacher in Copenhagen from 1840-42. In 1843 she married protestant minister of Sunnmøre (Norway), Hans Conrad Thoresen, and became stepmother to his 5 children. She had 4 children of her own. Henrik Ibsen was her son-in-law. As a widow she moved back to Copenhagen in 1862.
Described the eroticism of the female subject (Broomans, KNAW).
In the 1860s she was considered an avant-garde writer.
Translator from ?
KLK 1904