"These volumes outline critical elements learned from Scandinavian philology, folkloristics, archaeology, memory studies, and ethnography that provide not only an overview of the medieval Scandinavian world but also original arguments and interpretations that advance scholarly discussion in these areas"--
"These volumes outline critical elements learned from Scandinavian philology, folkloristics, archaeology, memory studies, and ethnography that provide not only an overview of the medieval Scandinavian world but also original arguments and interpretations that advance scholarly discussion in these areas"--Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Stephen A. Mitchell is the Robert S. and Ilse Friend Professor of Scandinavian and Folklore at Harvard University. His research centers on the Nordic world in the medieval and early modern periods, and employs a variety of interdisciplinary approaches, including performance theory, memory studies, anthropological linguistics, and other folklore-centered perspectives. He is author of Heroic Sagas and Ballads and Witchcraft and Magic in the Nordic Middle Ages.
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Introduction Part 1: NORMS AND NOMENCLATURE 1. Heresy and Heterodoxy in Medieval Scandinavia 2. The Pactum cum Diabolo and Nordic Magic 3. The n-Rune and Nordic Charm Magic 4. Warlocks, Valkyries and Varlets: A Prolegomenon to the Study of North Sea Witchcraft Terminology Part 2: PERFORMANCE AND PRESENTATION 5. For Scírnis and Nordic Charm Magic 6. Leechbooks, Manuals, and Grimoires: On the Early History of Magical Texts in Scandinavia 7. "An Evil Woman Is the Devil's Door Nail": Probing the Proverbial and Pictorial Patriarchate in Medieval Scandinavia 8. Magic in Old Norse-Icelandic Literature: A Typology of Modes Part 3: CONTINUITY AND INNOVATION 9. Notes on Historiolas, Referentiality, and Time in Nordic Magical Traditions 10. Óðinn, Magic, and a Swedish Trial from 1484 11. DgF 526 "Lokket med runer," Memory, and Magic 12. Spirituality and Alchemy in Den vises sten (1379)
Introduction Part 1: NORMS AND NOMENCLATURE 1. Heresy and Heterodoxy in Medieval Scandinavia 2. The Pactum cum Diabolo and Nordic Magic 3. The n-Rune and Nordic Charm Magic 4. Warlocks, Valkyries and Varlets: A Prolegomenon to the Study of North Sea Witchcraft Terminology Part 2: PERFORMANCE AND PRESENTATION 5. For Scírnis and Nordic Charm Magic 6. Leechbooks, Manuals, and Grimoires: On the Early History of Magical Texts in Scandinavia 7. "An Evil Woman Is the Devil's Door Nail": Probing the Proverbial and Pictorial Patriarchate in Medieval Scandinavia 8. Magic in Old Norse-Icelandic Literature: A Typology of Modes Part 3: CONTINUITY AND INNOVATION 9. Notes on Historiolas, Referentiality, and Time in Nordic Magical Traditions 10. Óðinn, Magic, and a Swedish Trial from 1484 11. DgF 526 "Lokket med runer," Memory, and Magic 12. Spirituality and Alchemy in Den vises sten (1379)
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