Lars Furuland

Swedish literary scientist

Lars Furuland

Born| 1928 (1928)
Died| 1 December 2009(2009-12-01) (aged 80–81)
Nationality| Swedish
Occupation| literary scientist
Awards| Dobloug Prize

Lars Furuland  (1928 – 1 December 2009) was a Swedish literary scientist, a professor at Uppsala University.

In 1965 he was among the founders of the university's department of literary sociology. His publications include works on working class literature, as well as biographical works on Ivar Lo-Johansson and Vilhelm Moberg.[1]

He was awarded the Dobloug Prize in 2007.[2]

## References

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1. ^ Myrstener, Mats. "Lars Furuland (1928-2009)". Arbetarrörelsens arkiv och bibliotek (in Swedish). Retrieved 4 August 2017.
2. ^ Bolstad, Erik (ed.). "Doblougprisen". Store norske leksikon (in Norwegian). Oslo: Norsk nettleksikon. Retrieved 4 August 2017.

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Dobloug Prize winners

Norway|

* 1951: Øverland
* 1952: Ørjasæter
* 1953: Reiss-Andersen
* 1954: Krokann
* 1955: Wildenvey
* 1956: Boyson
* 1957: T. Vesaas
* 1958: Falkberget
* 1959: Sandemose
* 1960: H.M. Vesaas
* 1961: A. Larsen
* 1962: Hagerup
* 1963: Bruheim
* 1964: Nedreaas
* 1965: Borgen
* 1966: Sande
* 1967: Skrede
* 1968: Jacobsen
* 1969: O.H. Hauge
* 1970: Holt
* 1971: Mehren
* 1972: Børli
* 1973: Bolstad
* 1974: Bjørneboe
* 1975: Magerøy
* 1976: Hølmebakk
* 1977: Holth
* 1978: Sverdrup
* 1979: Rud
* 1980: Haalke
* 1981: Brekke
* 1982: Hofmo
* 1983: Takvam
* 1984: Andersen
* 1985: Eggen & Haff
* 1986: Carling & K. Hauge
* 1987: Haugen & Vik
* 1988: Hoem & Vold
* 1989: Lunden & Rønning
* 1990: Heggland & Løveid
* 1991: Hauger & Vindtorn
* 1992: Eidslott & Lønn
* 1993: Christensen & Falkeid
* 1994: Hansen & Bringsværd
* 1995: Askildsen & Ulven
* 1996: Solstad & Sæther
* 1997: Fløgstad & Vaage
* 1998: Alnæs & Bauer
* 1999: Fosse & Nesse
* 2000: Kjærstad & Økland
* 2001: Jarvoll & Steen
* 2002: Kittelsen & Ørstavik
* 2003: Aamodt & Christiansen
* 2004: Marstein & Tusvik
* 2005: Herbjørnsrud & Hødnebø
* 2006: Bramness & Gundersen
* 2007: Lie & Tønseth
* 2008: Hovland & Lindstrøm
* 2009: Lund & Øyehaug
* 2010: Rimbereid & Stubhaug
* 2011: Ødegård & Grimsrud
* 2012: Jacobsen & Einan
* 2013: Moe & Pedersen
* 2014: B.K. Larsen & Wardenær
* 2015: Skomsvold & Sunde
* 2016: Johansen  & Petterson
* 2017: Opstad  & Ullmann
* 2018: Torvund & Hjorth
* 2019: Harstad & Nilssen
* 2020: Tiller & Moe-Repstad
* 2021: Hatløy & Høvring
* 2022: Kielland & Mytting
* 2023: Bildøen & Wærness
* 2024: Rishøi & Stien

Sweden|

* 1951: Ekelöf & Johnson
* 1952: Selander
* 1953: Lo-Johansson
* 1954: Martinson & Lindegren
* 1955: Asplund & Barthel
* 1956: Malmberg
* 1957: Ruin
* 1958: Lundkvist
* 1959: Hedenvind-Eriksson
* 1960: Johnson
* 1961: Lidman
* 1962: Browallius
* 1963: Ahlin
* 1964: Gyllensten
* 1965: Nilsson Piraten
* 1966: Aurell
* 1967: Höijer
* 1968: Fridegård
* 1969: Lindqvist
* 1970: Trotzig
* 1971: Arnér
* 1972: Beckman
* 1973: Lo-Johansson
* 1974: Rundquist
* 1975: Dahl
* 1976: Barthel
* 1977: Ekström
* 1978: Zetterholm
* 1979: Gripe
* 1980: Fagerberg
* 1981: Sandgren
* 1982: Jersild
* 1983: Key-Åberg
* 1984: Rosendahl
* 1985: Anderberg & Lidman
* 1986: Ardelius & Wijkmark
* 1987: Ekerwald & Lindgren
* 1988: Enquist & Sonnevi
* 1989: Lagerroth & Norman
* 1990: Combüchen & Klein
* 1991: Granlid & Pleijel
* 1992: Berggren & Printz-Påhlson
* 1993: Gustafsson & Westberg
* 1994: Romberg & Runefelt
* 1995: Erkelius & Tornborg
* 1996: Edelfelt & Sjögren
* 1997: Eriksson & Larsson
* 1998: Eriksson & Östergren
* 1999: Lugn & Söderström
* 2000: Ekelund & Odensten
* 2001: Florin & Lillpers
* 2002: Berglund & Hylinger
* 2003: Kandre & Palm
* 2004: Jäderlund & Ranelid
* 2005: Lönnroth & Sem-Sandberg
* 2006: Fehrman & Hansson
* 2007: Furuland & Rynell
* 2008: Rådström & Cullberg
* 2009: Mattson & Strandberg
* 2010: Kylhammar & Öijer
* 2011: Harding & Hjorth
* 2012: Eriksson & Dahlström
* 2013: Jakobson & Stridsberg
* 2014: Malmberg & Meidal
* 2015: Eggehorn & Cornell
* 2016:  Sandberg  & Unge
* 2017:  Kallifatides  & Lundell
* 2018: Anyuru & Börjel
* 2019: Brunner & Franzén
* 2020: Andersson & Handberg
* 2021: Johnsson & Söderblom
* 2022: Odensten & Palm
* 2023: Gustavsson & Norborg
* 2024: Lind & Samuelsson

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