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Leif Carlsson, Tröst och trots
by Georg S. Adamsen on February 1, 2008
in Scandinavian language contributions,Scholarly commentaries,Skandinaviske værker,Svensk,Swedish
Leif Carlsson is TD and professor (universitetslektor) at Jönköping University. He is also the author of Round Trips to Heaven: Otherworldly Travelers in Early Judaism and Christianity. Translated by Judy Breneman. Lund Studies in History of Religions, 19. Lund: Department of History and Anthropology of Religions, Lund University; Stockholm: Almqvist & Wiksell International, 2004.
See the Swedish presentation at the publisher’s webpage.
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