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Hunger Study Guide

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by Knut Hamsun
About 46 pages (13,688 words)
Hunger (novel) Summary

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Hunger Study Guide consists of approx. 46 pages of summaries and analysis on Hunger by Knut Hamsun. Browse the literature study guide below:

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In Hunger, the protagonist is a writer living in Christiania in the 1800s. Out of work, he struggles to write articles for the local newspapers to make a little money to feed himself. He ends up with no money for rent, and resorts to selling off his meager possessions to the pawn broker one at a time, until he has nothing left. After experiencing manic highs and bleak depressions, he finally takes a job on a ship sailing away from Norway, to England, and says goodbye to his native land. (read more)
      Part 1, pages 1-19
      Part 1, pages 19-35
      Part 1, pages 35-49
      Part 1, pages 49-61
      Part 2, pages 62-82
      Part 2, pages 82-113
      Part 3, pages 114-145
      Part 3, pages 145-168
      Part 3, pages 168-184
      Part 4, pages 185-199
      Part 4, pages 199-213
      Part 4, pages 213-232

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