Sister and brother :: a family story /
"Using old letters, records, and stories passed down through her family, Pleijel imagines the lives of her great-grandfather, Albert Berg (1832-1916), and his younger sister, Helena Berg Petre (1834-1880), who were born into a prominent musical family. Albert was born deaf, dashing his father&#...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "Using old letters, records, and stories passed down through her family, Pleijel imagines the lives of her great-grandfather, Albert Berg (1832-1916), and his younger sister, Helena Berg Petre (1834-1880), who were born into a prominent musical family. Albert was born deaf, dashing his father's hopes of a musical career for him. He was sent to Stockholm's Manilla School for the Deaf, where he learned sign language. He later studied art and became a painter of seascapes. His interest in improving the lives of deaf people led him to become an advocate for the Deaf community and to cofound the Stockholm Deaf Association. Helena showed early musical talent and, trained by her father, was a gifted singer. She lived in Paris for a time and enjoyed popular success. She fell in love with a musician but was plunged into despair when he died from cholera. Her father persuaded her to give up singing and marry a cold industrialist, who was one of the wealthiest men in Sweden, in order to provide financial support for the family. Helena struggled in the loveless marriage and battled depression throughout her life. Despite their disparate lives, Albert and Helena faced similar struggles with communication, autonomy, and self-determination. Albert's story traces the development of his own sense of identity as well as the development of Swedish Deaf culture, while Helena's life reflects the silencing and oppression endured by women. In Sister and Brother, Pleijel's literary treatment of their lives sheds light on the cultural and social norms that shaped the experiences of deaf people and women in the 19th century."--Publisher's description. |
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| spelling | Pleijel, Agneta, 1940- author. https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PBJhtbTTbVgGCH7HHkCDjG3 http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n79109263 Syster och bror. English Sister and brother : a family story / Agneta Pleijel ; translated by Harald Hille. Washington, D.C. : Gallaudet University Press, 2018. ©2018 1 online resource (xi, 221 pages) : illustrations text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Print version record. Half Title Page; Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication; A Note to the Reader; Genealogical Charts of the Four Main Families; PART ONE; Prologue (1829-1834); Sister and Brother (1835-1841); Manilla (1841-1845); Manilla (1846-1848); PART TWO; The People's Spring (1848-1850); The Artistic Life (1853-1855); Sexuality and Love (1856-1858); PART THREE; Liberty (1860-1863); Adulthood (1863-1868); PART FOUR; Hammarby (1868); Unhappy Homes (1875-1880); PART FIVE; Death in Uppsala (1880); The Congress in Paris (1889); Epilogue. "Using old letters, records, and stories passed down through her family, Pleijel imagines the lives of her great-grandfather, Albert Berg (1832-1916), and his younger sister, Helena Berg Petre (1834-1880), who were born into a prominent musical family. Albert was born deaf, dashing his father's hopes of a musical career for him. He was sent to Stockholm's Manilla School for the Deaf, where he learned sign language. He later studied art and became a painter of seascapes. His interest in improving the lives of deaf people led him to become an advocate for the Deaf community and to cofound the Stockholm Deaf Association. Helena showed early musical talent and, trained by her father, was a gifted singer. She lived in Paris for a time and enjoyed popular success. She fell in love with a musician but was plunged into despair when he died from cholera. Her father persuaded her to give up singing and marry a cold industrialist, who was one of the wealthiest men in Sweden, in order to provide financial support for the family. Helena struggled in the loveless marriage and battled depression throughout her life. Despite their disparate lives, Albert and Helena faced similar struggles with communication, autonomy, and self-determination. Albert's story traces the development of his own sense of identity as well as the development of Swedish Deaf culture, while Helena's life reflects the silencing and oppression endured by women. In Sister and Brother, Pleijel's literary treatment of their lives sheds light on the cultural and social norms that shaped the experiences of deaf people and women in the 19th century."--Publisher's description. Families Fiction. Women musicians Fiction. Deafness in children Fiction. Stockholm (Sweden) Social life and customs 19th century Fiction. Stockholm (Sweden) History 19th century Fiction. Stockholm (Sweden) Fiction. Familles Romans, nouvelles, etc. Musiciennes Romans, nouvelles, etc. Surdité chez l'enfant Romans, nouvelles, etc. FICTION General. bisacsh FICTION / General bisacsh Women musicians fast Manners and customs fast Deafness in children fast Families fast Sweden Stockholm fast 1800-1899 fast History fast Fiction fast Biographical fiction. gsafd Historical fiction. gsafd Hille, Harald. has work: Sister and brother (Text) https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCG3PFrgYdBMqhMd7BGh6Xd https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/ontology/hasWork Print version: Pleijel, Agneta. Sister and Brother : A Family Story. Washington, D.C. : Gallaudet University Press, ©2018 9781944838201 FWS01 ZDB-4-EBA FWS_PDA_EBA https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&AN=1752787 Volltext |
| spellingShingle | Pleijel, Agneta, 1940- Sister and brother : a family story / Half Title Page; Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication; A Note to the Reader; Genealogical Charts of the Four Main Families; PART ONE; Prologue (1829-1834); Sister and Brother (1835-1841); Manilla (1841-1845); Manilla (1846-1848); PART TWO; The People's Spring (1848-1850); The Artistic Life (1853-1855); Sexuality and Love (1856-1858); PART THREE; Liberty (1860-1863); Adulthood (1863-1868); PART FOUR; Hammarby (1868); Unhappy Homes (1875-1880); PART FIVE; Death in Uppsala (1880); The Congress in Paris (1889); Epilogue. Families Fiction. Women musicians Fiction. Deafness in children Fiction. Familles Romans, nouvelles, etc. Musiciennes Romans, nouvelles, etc. Surdité chez l'enfant Romans, nouvelles, etc. FICTION General. bisacsh FICTION / General bisacsh Women musicians fast Manners and customs fast Deafness in children fast Families fast |
| title | Sister and brother : a family story / |
| title_alt | Syster och bror. |
| title_auth | Sister and brother : a family story / |
| title_exact_search | Sister and brother : a family story / |
| title_full | Sister and brother : a family story / Agneta Pleijel ; translated by Harald Hille. |
| title_fullStr | Sister and brother : a family story / Agneta Pleijel ; translated by Harald Hille. |
| title_full_unstemmed | Sister and brother : a family story / Agneta Pleijel ; translated by Harald Hille. |
| title_short | Sister and brother : |
| title_sort | sister and brother a family story |
| title_sub | a family story / |
| topic | Families Fiction. Women musicians Fiction. Deafness in children Fiction. Familles Romans, nouvelles, etc. Musiciennes Romans, nouvelles, etc. Surdité chez l'enfant Romans, nouvelles, etc. FICTION General. bisacsh FICTION / General bisacsh Women musicians fast Manners and customs fast Deafness in children fast Families fast |
| topic_facet | Families Fiction. Women musicians Fiction. Deafness in children Fiction. Stockholm (Sweden) Social life and customs 19th century Fiction. Stockholm (Sweden) History 19th century Fiction. Stockholm (Sweden) Fiction. Familles Romans, nouvelles, etc. Musiciennes Romans, nouvelles, etc. Surdité chez l'enfant Romans, nouvelles, etc. FICTION General. FICTION / General Women musicians Manners and customs Deafness in children Families Sweden Stockholm History Fiction Biographical fiction. Historical fiction. |
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