Conradine Barner Aagaard
Conradine Barner Aagaard | |
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| Born | 1836 |
| Died | 1920 |
| Other names | Annitta Carell |
| Occupation | Author |
| Spouse(s) | OHCJ Aagaard (m. 1880) |
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Conradine Barner Aagaard (pseudonym Annitta Carell; 1836 - 1920) was a Danish fiction writer. During the 1870s, she published several popular light fiction novels, historical works and short stories.[1][2]
Life[edit]
Conradine Barner was born in 1836 in Slagelse, Zealand, Denmark,[3] and was the only daughter of Lieutenant Colonel VT Barner, and his wife Hertha Adelaide Herbst.[4]
She began her writing career in 1870 by publishing her debut Biedermeier romantic novel Armbåndet (The Bracelet) which she published under her pseudonym Annitta Carell.[1][5] Under this name, she published eight novels. In addition to romance novels, her writing also included several historic novels and short stories. She gained attention for her 1875 novel I Landflygtighed (In Exile). The novel was about the reformation of the followers of the Calvinist Doctrine who fled from Scotland to Copenhagen.[6] She also depicted contemporary religious intolerance.
In 1880, she married OHCJ Aagaard, an assistant professor of Frederiksborg Latin School. After marriage, she took several trips abroad, where she observed different cultures and states of nature, which she talks about in her 1876 travelogue I Thyringen (In Thuringia).[6]
Work (selection)[edit]
- Armbåndet (1870)
- Plejesøstrene (1871)
- Slottet Chantily (1874)
- Jonskirken (1874)
- I Landflygtighed (1875)
- Tante Ulrike (1876)
- Det forsvundne Manuskript (1877)
- I Thyringen (1878)
- Charlotte Amalie (1878)
- Karen Munk (1888)
Bibliography[edit]
- Andersen, Anton (2010). Danske Forfatterinder: I Det Nittende Hundredaar, Biografier Og Karakteristiker [Danish Authors: In The Nineteenth Century, Biographies And Characteristics]. Kessinger Publishing. ISBN 978-1165423804.
- Jensen, Elisabeth (1993). Nordisk kvindelitteraturhistorie [The History of Nordic Women's Literature]. KVINFO, Copenhagen & Kvinnsam. ISBN 9789171192585.
Additional reference[edit]
- ^ a b "Aagard, Conradine Barner". The History of Nordic Women's Literature. Retrieved 2021-06-03.
- ^ Hansen, Peter i e Hans Christian Peter (1902). Illustreret dansk litteraturhistorie (in Danish). Det Nordiske forlag.
- ^ Lobies, Jean-Pierre (2000). IBN: index bio-bibliographicus notorum hominum (in undetermined language). Biblio Verlag. ISBN 978-3-89186-041-0.
- ^ Dahlerup, Pil (1983). Det moderne gennembruds kvinder (in Danish). Gyldendal. ISBN 978-87-00-46532-9.
- ^ Østergaard, Vilhelm (1907). Illustreret Dansk literaturhistorie: Danske digtere i det l9de aarhundrede (in Danish). Gyldendal.
- ^ a b Forfatterinder, Danske (1896). I Det Nittende Hundredaar, Biografier Og Karakteristiker.
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