This volume looks at how Leif Eiriksson's visit to Vinland around the year 1000 has been reimagined in the modern era, taking on a range of media from scholarly works on history and mythology to novels, films and comic books. More broadly, it asks why medieval contact has become a modern cultural touchstone.
This volume looks at how Leif Eiriksson's visit to Vinland around the year 1000 has been reimagined in the modern era, taking on a range of media from scholarly works on history and mythology to novels, films and comic books. More broadly, it asks why medieval contact has become a modern cultural touchstone.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Tim William Machan is Professor of English at the University of Notre Dame Jón Karl Helgason is Professor of Icelandic and Comparative Cultural Studies at the University of Iceland
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1 Vinland on the brain: remembering the Norse - Tim William Machan Part I: Imagination and ideology 2 Journeys to the centre of the mind: Iceland in the literary and the professorial imagination - Seth Lerer 3 The 'Viking tower' in Newport, Rhode Island: fact, fiction, and film - Kevin J. Harty 4 Critiquing Columbus with the Vinland sagas - Matthew Scribner 5 Vinland and white nationalism - Verena Höfig Part II: Landscapes and cultural memory 6 Migration of a North Atlantic seascape: Leif Eiriksson, the 1893 World's Fair, and the Great Lakes landnám - Amy C. Mulligan 7 Norwegian-American 'missions of education' and Old Norse literature - Bergur Þorgeirsson 8 Americans in Sagaland: Iceland travel books 1854-1914 - Emily Lethbridge 9 The good sense to lose America: Vinland as remembered by Icelanders - Simon Halink Part III: Recasting the past 10 Spectral Vikings in nineteenth-century American poetry - Angela Sorby 11 'Who is this upstart Hitler?': Norse gods and American comics during the Second World War - Jón Karl Helgason 12 'There's no going back': The Dark Knight and Balder's descent to Hel - Dustin Geeraert 13 Old Norse in the New World: the mythology of emigration in Neil Gaiman's American Gods - Heather O'Donoghue Bibliography Index
Introduction 1 Vinland on the brain: remembering the Norse - Tim William Machan Part I: Imagination and ideology 2 Journeys to the centre of the mind: Iceland in the literary and the professorial imagination - Seth Lerer 3 The 'Viking tower' in Newport, Rhode Island: fact, fiction, and film - Kevin J. Harty 4 Critiquing Columbus with the Vinland sagas - Matthew Scribner 5 Vinland and white nationalism - Verena Höfig Part II: Landscapes and cultural memory 6 Migration of a North Atlantic seascape: Leif Eiriksson, the 1893 World's Fair, and the Great Lakes landnám - Amy C. Mulligan 7 Norwegian-American 'missions of education' and Old Norse literature - Bergur Þorgeirsson 8 Americans in Sagaland: Iceland travel books 1854-1914 - Emily Lethbridge 9 The good sense to lose America: Vinland as remembered by Icelanders - Simon Halink Part III: Recasting the past 10 Spectral Vikings in nineteenth-century American poetry - Angela Sorby 11 'Who is this upstart Hitler?': Norse gods and American comics during the Second World War - Jón Karl Helgason 12 'There's no going back': The Dark Knight and Balder's descent to Hel - Dustin Geeraert 13 Old Norse in the New World: the mythology of emigration in Neil Gaiman's American Gods - Heather O'Donoghue Bibliography Index
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