The Cambridge introduction to the Old Norse-Icelandic saga

Margaret Clunies Ross

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Historical and Archaeological Studies Medieval Literature and History Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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A preface on practical issues Glossary of technical terms 1. Medieval Iceland 2. What is an Old Norse-Icelandic saga? 3. The genesis of the Icelandic saga 4. Saga chronology 5. Saga subjects and settings 6. Saga mode, style and point of view 7. Saga structures 8. The material record: how we know the sagas 9. Changing understandings of the sagas Guide to further reading Index.

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1982Orality and Literacy 1958Morphology of the folktale 2000Old Icelandic Literature and Society 1986Old Norse-Icelandic Literature: A Critical Guide 2008The natural and the supernatural in the Middle Ages 2001The Vikings and the Victorians: inventing the old north in nineteenth-century Britain 1983The unmanly man : concepts of sexual defamation in early northern society 1986Culture and History in Medieval Iceland: An Anthropological Analysis of Structure and Change.

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