00749nam a2200133   4500008004100000040000800041082001500049100001600064245005900080260004300139300003000182520038400212650001900596251219b1974    |||||||| |||| 000 0 eng d  aGCL  a641.3bSCO10aScott, John10aHunger :bMan,s Struggle to Feed Himself /cJohn Scott  aUSA,bWashington Square Press :c1974.  a116 Pages :bpbk.c18 cm.  aKnut Hamsun’s Hunger is a psychological novel that follows the mental and physical decline of an unnamed young writer living in Kristiania (modern-day Oslo). The novel is largely autobiographical and is told from a first-person perspective, focusing intensely on the narrator’s inner thoughts, emotions, and hallucinations as he struggles with extreme poverty and starvation.  aHome Economics