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	Juhani Aho - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Juhani Aho (September 11, 1861 - August 8, 1921) was the first professional Finnish writer and is regarded as a kind of national writer of Finland.
		Juhani Aho was known as Johannes Brofeldt before he changed his name in 1907.
		Aho's literary output is wide-ranging since he pursued different styles as time passed.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Juhani_Aho (232 words)

	Juhani Aho
		In his novel HELSINKIIN (1889) Aho drew a portrait of a young student who moves from a small town to a metropol and is swept into the joys of the city life.
		As a writer Aho was highly respected and influential Finnish politicians suggested him as the Finnish candidate for the Nobel Prize in literature.
		Aho was considered mostly as a 'portrayer of people' and humorist, but the significance of his work dealing with the educated class has been recognized since 1980s.
	www.kirjasto.sci.fi /jaho.htm (1713 words)

	Kauppis-Heikki
		With the help of Juhani Aho, Kauppinen made his debut as a writer with the short story 'Äidin kuoltua' (after mother's death) in the magazine Valvoja in 1884.
		Kauppinen was buried in Iisalmi and in 1922 a memorial stone, made by the sculptor Eemil Halonen, was erected on his grave.
		Juhani Aho, Kauppinen's close friend, was buried in the same cemetery in 1921.
	www.kirjasto.sci.fi /kauppish.htm (847 words)

	Juhani Aho - Wikipedia
		Aho studierte von 1880 bis 1884 Geschichte und Literatur in Helsinki.
		Aho setzte aber auch die humanistischen Traditionen der finnischen Literatur, wie schon Aleksander Kivi oder Minna Canth fort.
		Aho schöpfte seine Themen aus dem finnischen Volksleben und wurde gerade damit zum Wegbereiter des modernen finnischen Realismus.
	de.wikipedia.org /wiki/Juhani_Aho (159 words)

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		In the year 2011, is the 150th anniversary of the birth of the Finnish writer Juhani Aho (11 September 1861 - 8 August 1921), born Johannes Brofeldt.
		Juhani Aho was married to the Finnish artist Venny Soldan-Brofeldt (2 November 1863 - 10 October 1945), whose 150th anniversary is in the year 2013.
		This web site, which is under construction, and is to be multilingual, is intended as a part of a larger project under way 2006 - 2011 to commemorate the important work contributed by them during their lifetime.
	www.juhaniaho.com (158 words)

	Kolin Kansallispuisto - Kulttuuri
		Juhani Aho, author and journalist, was one of the initiators of Karelianism.
		Aho arrived at Koli in the summer of 1892 accompanied by his his wife Venny Soldan-Brofeldt and his friend Eero Järnefelt.
		In his writing, Aho underscored the dichotomy of the landscapes of Koli and their great symbolic character.
	www.metla.fi /koli/kulttu/karelia-en.htm (879 words)

	LibriVox » Helsinkiin, by Juhani Aho
		The miniature novel Helsinkiin by Juhani Aho was published in 1889.
		A psychological novel about a young man’s stepping into adult life, it also touches the then heated language politics as Finnish was emerging as a language of academia in the bilingual country.
		Aho (1861 - 1921) was among the first professional writers in Finland.
	librivox.org /helsinkiin-by-juhani-aho (144 words)

	Finnish Literature Catalog
		A true classic novel in Finnish literature, Juha was written by Juhani Aho, the uncontested grand old man of Finnish Literature at the turn of the 20th century.
		Juhani Aho was a member of the turn-of-the-century Young Finland (Nuori Suomi) circle of artists that included artist Akseli Gallén-Kallela and composer Jean Sibelius.
		The writing styles display a great variety: from Aleksis Kivi's romanticism to Timo Mukka's stark realism, from Juhani Aho's nationalistic portraits to Veijo Meri's globally universal absurdist stories, from the social realism of Minna Canth to the humor of Veikko Huovinen and from comtemplative Toivo Pekkanen to symbolist Juha Mannerkorpi.
	www.raivaaja.org /cat0fin0lit.html (646 words)

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		Some have dubbed Aho's literary endeavor as his greatest "masterpiece." In fact, beginning in 1919, filmmakers have been so inspired by his writing that four different films focusing on this story have been created.
		As with many works of fiction, the reader is given no specification as to the exact location of the story, or the year, but only that the events take place in a northern area somewhere between Finland and Russia.
		Experts who have studied Aho's writing suggest that he generally chose his subjects from Finnish folk life, thus adding even more credibility and realism to this story.
	www.finnishamericanreporter.com /juhamar06.doc (502 words)

	Ainola (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		One of their friends was also the young writer Juhani Aho (Brofeldt).
		She found a close friend in the young Juhani Aho.
		At about the same time Juhani Aho’s affections shifted from Elisabeth Järnefelt to her daughter Aino.
	www.ainola.fi /english/koti/aino.html (615 words)

	Ainola (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The first of these artists to move were the writer Juhani Aho and his artist wife Venny Soldan-Brofeldt.
		Juhani Aho then urged the painter Eero Järnefelt to become his neighbour, and Suviranta the Järnefelt family home (on the left of the picture) was completed in 1901.
		The artistic families of the Tuusula region formed a lively social circle and their many friends spent long periods in the area.
	www.ainola.fi /english/taiteilijayhteiso/index.html (341 words)

	Aho, Juhani (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab1.cs.virginia.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Virtanen, N.P.: Juhani Ahon tuotanto sekä hänen teoksiaan ja elämäänsä käsittelevä kirjallisuus.
		Käsikirjoitus Heikki Aho ja Björn Soldan, ohjaus Nyrki Tapiovaara.
		Aplech de quadrets Finesos de J. Runeberg y J. Aho.
	bibliografia.kuopio.fi.cob-web.org:8888 /kirjailijat/a/aho_juhani (437 words)

	Juhani Aho
		Juhani Aho was the first professional Finnish writer.
		He has written several short stories and novels.
		When Father Brought Home the Lamp by Juhani Aho, part of translated texts by Scandinavian authors in Project Gutenberg
	www.teachersparadise.com /ency/en/wikipedia/j/ju/juhani_aho.html (75 words)

	Books from Finland 1/06 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		After reading Juhani Aho's slim volume Yksin in 1890, Jean Sibelius wanted to challenge its author to a duel.
		The composer was enraged, because the yearned-for loved one in the erotic novella, set in Paris, resembled his fiancée Aino Järnefelt — Aho had nursed an unrequited passion for her
		Juhani Aho (1861—1921) is introduced by Jyrki Nummi
	dbgw.finlit.fi /fili/bff/106/106.htm (627 words)

	JUHA
		Director Aki Kaurismäki: “My film Juha is based on a novel by Juhani Aho.
		That is to say: the novel is not silent, but the film, an adaptation of the author¹s work, is furnished with music.
		And very few triangle dramas can beat Juhani Aho’s “Juha” (1911) for deepness of emotions and understanding of all three parties.
	odur.let.rug.nl /finoegristiek/news/filmbeschrijving.htm (761 words)

	A brief History of Finnish Literature
		Juhani Aho (Finland, 1861): "Papin Tytaer/ Pastor's Daughter" (1885)
		Juhani Peltonen (Finland, 1941): "Salomo Ja Ursula" (1967)
		Juhani Peltonen (Finland, 1941): "Valaan Merkkejae" (1973) +
	www.scaruffi.com /fiction/finnish.html (1448 words)

	Internet Archive: Details: Helsinkiin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
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	www.archive.org /details/helsinkiin_librivox (30 words)

	Stories by Foreign Authors: Scandinavian by Juhani Aho - Project Gutenberg Europe
		Stories by Foreign Authors: Scandinavian by Juhani Aho
		Contents: The father (Björnstjerne Björnson) -- When father brought home the lamp (Juhani Aho) -- The flying mail (M. Goldschmidt) -- The railroad and the churchyard (Björnstjerne Björnson) -- Two friends (Alexander Kielland) -- Hopes (Frederika Bremer).
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	pge.rastko.net /etext/5336 (122 words)

	Week 3 Notes
		Lecture1: Realist Writers Minna Canth and Juhani Aho
		Are “Liars” and “The Bishop’s Pointer” told in a similar way to Canth and Aho’s stories?
		How does the way the story is told convey an attitude toward its events, and how you read them?
	faculty.washington.edu /akn/week3.htm (326 words)

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