Swedish-American borderlands : new histories of transatlantic relations /
Swedish-American Borderlands studies connections and contacts between Sweden and the United States from the seventeenth century to today.
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Minneapolis :
University of Minnesota Press,
[2021].
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Table of Contents:
- Part I. Across waters and lands
- Reservation borderlands : gender and Scandinavian land taking on Native American land / Karen V. Hansen
- Borderlands and lived encounters : the Swedish immigrant, interiority, and home / Philip J. Anderson
- Imagining borders and heartland through legend / Jennifer Eastman Attebery
- A musical borderland : how jazz in Sweden became domesticated, 1920-1960 / Ulf Jonas Björk
- Ancestral relations : the twentieth-century making of Swedish-American genealogy / Adam Hjorthén
- Academics on the move : the nature and significance of a Swedish-American intellectual borderland / Dag Blanck
- The role of design in a Swedish-American landscape / Frida Rosenberg
- Part II. Exchanges and entanglements
- Borderlands in another world : how Sweden envisioned New Sweden, circa 1638-1702 / Charlotta Forss
- Captain Jack's whip and borderlands of Swedish-Indigenous encounters / Gunlög Fur
- Double life : American and Swedish biographies of John Ericsson / Thomas J. Brown and Svea Larson
- Swedish-American cookbooks : linguistic borderlands in recipes / Angela Hoffman and Merja Kytö
- A postwar Italian kitchen shining in the Swedish-American borderlands / Franco Minganti
- Imaginary borderlands : Ingmar Bergman's and Michelangelo Antonioni's implicitly American contact zones / Maaret Koskinen
- Political correctness in Sweden : a borderland conceptual history / Magnus Ullén
- History and heritage in Bishop Hill, Illinois : preservation, representation, and tourism in a Swedish-American borderland / Margaret E. Farrar and Adam Kaul
- Negotiating the American Civil War : memories and gender in Swedish-American Civil War reenactment / Marie Bennedahl.