Danish Literature from 1000 To 1900.

Intro
Contents
Introduction
From God's time to man's time: 1000-1700
The age of magic
Writing on stone
A stone book
Runes in verse
The end of the world and the power of poetry
The new media of the Middle Ages
The art of writing
Scribes and readers
A precious work
A major work from Denmark
Manuscripts in Latin and Danish
God's time and place
A world of signs
The in-between time
Marvellous minds and razor-sharp logic
Royal time
Man's time and place
Realising one's humanity
A Royal Daughter of European Fame
Restless, dynamic writing
From God's time to man's time
The century of the Enlightenment: 1700-1800
Independence and authority
The century gets underway
Between optimism and a crisis mentality
Various terms for the Enlightenment period
The habitats of the Enlightenment
Author and public
The Danish Theatre
Freedom of the Press
The enlightenment of the sentiments
Literary tendencies and positions
The modern moment
Turning points
The ages of longing: 1800-1900
One century - several ages
The modern fairytale - radical Romanticism
Romantic longings
Impulses from German idealism
Goethe divides the waters
Three famous figures
Modern Literary women
Modern literature from the fringe
Poems for the writing-desk drawer
The modern breakthrough
More modern impulses
Notes
From God's time to man's time 1000-1700
The century of the Enlightenment 1700-1800
The ages of longing 1800-1900
References
Futher works on Danish literary history and biography
Works referenced in the notes/especially relevant works
Websites
Cronological overview
Index.