Seppo Telenius

Edit links
Source: Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

Seppo Telenius
Born
Seppo Sakari Telenius

(1954-02-16) 16 February 1954 (age 70)
Porvoo, Finland
Occupation(s)writer, historian

Seppo Sakari Telenius[1] (born 16 February 1954, in Porvoo, Finland) is a Finnish writer and historian who lives in Harjavalta. He studied political history, sociology, social history, aesthetics and economic history at the University of Helsinki (Master of Social Sciences 1981, Licentiate in Social Sciences 1988). His varied body of works includes novels, short stories, poems, local history books as well as essays. In many writings Seppo Telenius deals with topics related to human beings' relationship with themselves and the world, borders between reality and illusion, and the problem of loving. He has admired persons like Mary Magdalene, Hypatia, James P. Cannon and Juliet Mitchell.

In December 2003 Seppo Telenius attended a course in

Auringolla ratsastajat (Riders on the Sun). Jouni Inkala
has written to Seppo Telenius:

"...I found irony and the further I found the further I went towards the end of the manuscript [Auringolla ratsastajat] also a great deal of grotesque. In fact, you seem to have control over quite a big arsenal of different sorts of parody and satire that enrich your story with just the right spices. You do have control over cultural historical code, terms and dealings in such an amount that in between also my own knowledge of the field was put to a tough test.

As especially delicate, I found those many parts in which you freely mix the conventions and events of myth and so-called reality. Many details I first regarded as superficial then suddenly became depth in a dazzling way. Around the story seemed to be born an almost terrifying amount of time-spatial dimension..."[2]

Works

See also

Notes

  1. ^ Manuscripts and other material of Seppo Telenius are kept in the Literature Archives of the Finnish Literature Society (Helsinki, Finland).
  2. ^ The original Finnish critic (written by Jouni Inkala) on the novel manuscript is kept in the Literature Archives of the Finnish Literature Society (Helsinki, Finland). The critic Jouni Inkala has translated from Finnish into English by Joop Wassenaar. This text is included etc. in the anthology Athena-Artemis.
  3. ^ Auringolla ratsastajat (Riders on the Sun) and Valtiatar Artemis (Mistress Artemis) are included in the anthology Athena-Artemis. The short story Valtiatar Artemis was written in 2003.

External links

Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Seppo_Telenius&oldid=1189719478"