A fresh look at the stories at the heart of Norse mythology, exploring their cultural impact up to the present day.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Carolyne Larrington is Professor of Medieval European Literature at the University of Oxford. Her previous books include The Norse Myths, The Poetic Edda and All Men Must Die: Power and Passion in Game of Thrones.
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Introduction 1. Yggdrasill, the World Tree: A Green Myth 2. The Valhöll Complex: The Myth of Undying Fame 3. Óðinn: The Myth of the Wanderer in Search of Wisdom 4. Þórr: The Myth of the Superhero 5. Loki and his Children: The Myth of the Monstrous Brood 6. Vikings and Berserkers: Myths of Masculinity 7. Sigurðr the Dragon-Slayer: The Myth of the Monster-Killer 8. Ragnarr Shaggy-Breeches: The Myth of Viking Conquest 9. Vínland the Good: The Myth of American Colonization 10. Ragna Rök: The Myth of the End Postscript Note on Names and Pronunciation
Introduction 1. Yggdrasill, the World Tree: A Green Myth 2. The Valhöll Complex: The Myth of Undying Fame 3. Óðinn: The Myth of the Wanderer in Search of Wisdom 4. Þórr: The Myth of the Superhero 5. Loki and his Children: The Myth of the Monstrous Brood 6. Vikings and Berserkers: Myths of Masculinity 7. Sigurðr the Dragon-Slayer: The Myth of the Monster-Killer 8. Ragnarr Shaggy-Breeches: The Myth of Viking Conquest 9. Vínland the Good: The Myth of American Colonization 10. Ragna Rök: The Myth of the End Postscript Note on Names and Pronunciation
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