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The Sixteenth International Saga Conference Sagas and Space: 9th - 15th August 2015, University of Zurich and University of Basel ; preprints of abstracts

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Körperschaft:	International Saga Conference Zürich; Basel (VerfasserIn)
Weitere Verfasser:	Glauser, Jürg (HerausgeberIn), Müller-Wille, Klaus (HerausgeberIn), Richter, Anna Katharina (HerausgeberIn), Rösli, Lukas (HerausgeberIn)
Format:	Tagungsbericht Buch
Sprache:	English German
Veröffentlicht:	Zürich Schweizerische Gesellschaft für Skandinavische Studien [2015]
Schlagworte:	Altisländisch Saga Skaldendichtung Literatur Altnordisch Konferenzschrift > 2015 > Zürich > Basel
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Beschreibung:	319 Seiten
ISBN:	9783033051676

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adam_text	Titel: The Sixteenth International Saga Conference Sagas and Space Autor: Glauser, Jürg Jahr: 2015 Contents Plenary Lectures Pernille Hermann, Aarhus University, Denmark The Mind s Eye: Memory, Space and the Senses in Old Norse Literature.................................................22 Judith Jesch, University of Nottingham, UK Runes and Verse: The Medialities of Early Scandinavian Poetry.................................................................23 Edith Marold, Universitat Kiel, Germany Mythical Landscapes in Skaldic Poetry....................................................................................................................24 Torfi H. Tulinius, University of Iceland, Iceland A Kalfskinni : Sagas and the Space of Literature................................................................................................25 Posters Ami Einarsson, University of Iceland, Iceland Allegorical space in saga literature. Raudulfs 6ttur..........................................................................................28 Svanhildur 6skarsd6ttir, Emily Lethbridge et al., University of Iceland, Iceland Breytileiki Njals sogu / The Variance of Njals saga: Preliminary Conclusion.........................................29 Ellert P6r J6hannsson, University of Copenhagen, Denmark A Dictionary of Old Norse Prose Online - Structure and Features..............................................................30 Regina Jucknies, Universitat zu Koln, Germany Sallskap for ostnordisk filologi....................................................................................................................................32 Lucy Keens, University College London, UK The sexually grotesque in the Islendingasogur....................................................................................................33 Roundtable Discussions Convener: Matthew Driscoll (Copenhagen) Participants: Adalheidur Gudmundsdottir (Reykjavik), Helen Leslie-Jakobsen (Bergen), Jeffrey Love (Stockholm), Beeke Stegmann (Copenhagen) Roundtable 2 New directions in Fornaldarsaga studies...............................................................................................................36 Convener: Jon Gunnar Jorgensen (Oslo) Participants: Alison Finlay (London), Stefanie Gropper (Tubingen), Lars Lonnroth (Gdteborg), Marie Novotna (Prague) Roundtable 4 Translating the Sagas.......................................................................................................................................................37 Conveners: Emily Lethbridge (Reykjavik), Sandra Schneeberger (Zurich) Participants: Haukur Porgeirsson (Reykjavik), Laurent Di Filippo (Basel/Metz), Odd Einar Haugen (Bergen) Roundtable 5 Old Norse-Icelandic Culture and Digital Media....................................................................................................38 Convener: Stephen A. Mitchell (Harvard) Participants: Stefan Brink (Aberdeen), Terry Gunnell (Reykjavik), Verena Hofig (Berkeley), Slavica Rankovii (Leeds), Sverrir Jakobsson (Reykjavik) Roundtable 3 Memory Studies and Old Norse...................................................................................................................................39 Convener: Judy Quinn (Cambridge) Participants: Margaret Clunies Ross (Sydney), Frog (Helsinki), Gisli Sigurdsson (Reykjavik), Kate Heslop (Berkeley), John McKinnell (Durham), Brittany Schorn (Cambridge) Roundtable 1 Eddie Studies.......................................................................................................................................................................40 Papers Sirpa Aalto, University of Oulu, Finland Constructing Space Neighbour or enemy at the gates? Construction of space between the Sami and the Norwegians in the sagas................................................................................................................................42 Adalheidur Gudmundsdottir, University of Iceland, Iceland Mediality Heroic Legends in Icelandic Art..................................................................................................................................43 Malo Adeux, University of Iceland, Iceland Constructing Space Hreidars bdttr. the construction of a foolish hero...............................................................................................44 Aldis Sigurdard6ttir, Simonetta Battista, Ellert P6r Johannsson, fcorbjfirg Helgaddttir, University of Copenhagen, Denmark Open The Old Norse Prose dictionary project - past, present and future (Project Presentation)...........46 Armann Jakobsson, University of Iceland, Iceland Constructing Space Troll Space............................................................................................................................................................................48 Arngrimur Vfdalfn, University of Iceland, Iceland Bodies and Senses in the Scandinavian Middle Ages Demons, Muslims, Wrestling-Champions: A History of Blamenn from the 12* to the 19 i Century...................................................................................................................................................49 Ami Einarsson, University of Iceland, Iceland Open Fencing off the Saga landscape: the 10th century settlement pattern of NE Iceland revealed by 600 km of turf walls (Project Presentation).................................................................................50 Ami Einarsson, University of Iceland, Iceland Constructing Space Kingship and Pythagorean space...............................................................................................................................51 David Ashurst, Durham University, UK Open Fatt mun ljott a Baldri : Towards an Aesthetics of Old Norse Mythology................................................53 Barbara Auger, Universite Stendhal 3, France Constructing Space Perceptual Navigation in the Late Viking Age.......................................................................................................55 Ma\|a Backvall, Uppsala University, Sweden Mediality Runes in space: Reading a runic inscription over multiple surfaces (Project Presentation)................................................................................................................56 Sverre Bagge, University of Bergen, Norway Constructing Space Haraldr har3ra8i in Morkinskinna and Heimskringla........................................................................................57 Philippe Bailleu, Humboldt-Universitat zu Berlin, Germany Constructing Space Genealogical Space? - Genealogy and the Construction of Space in Hauksbdk......................................58 Santiago Barreiro, Universidad de Buenos Aires / CONICET, Argentina Constructing Space Production, Consumption and Space in Egils saga.............................................................................................59 Grzegorz Bartusik, University of Silesia, Poland Reception of Old Norse-Icelandic Literature Roman civil wars in the Rdmverja saga and the attitudes of Icelanders towards the monarchy and the republic (Project Presentation)....................................................................................61 Simonetta Battista see: Aldfs Sigurdarddttir Wolfgang Beck, Friedrich-Schiller-Universitat Jena, Germany Open aigil andi ailrun =/= Egill ok plrun...............................................................................................................................63 Sophie Bonding, Aarhus University, Denmark Open Methodological Reflections on Continuity in the Christianisation of the North: A Discursive Approach....................................................................................................................................................64 Marie Benlokke Spejlborg, Aarhus University, Denmark Continental Europe and Medieval Scandinavia Anglo-Scandinavian Networks: How Contacts across the North Sea influenced the Development of the Church in Scandinavia c. 1050-1100..............................................................................66 Rosie Bonte, University of Cambridge, UK Mediality Memory and Mediality: 6lafr Tryggvason and the Conversion of the North Norse Atlantic...........................................................................................................................................68 Timothy J. S. Bourns, The University of Oxford, UK Bodies and Senses in the Scandinavian Middle Ages Meat and Taboo in Medieval Scandinavian Law and Literature...................................................................69 Bragi Bergsson, University of Zurich, Switzerland Open Descriptions of Nature in Islendingasogur and Sturlunga (Project Presentation)................................71 Stefan Brink, University of Aberdeen, UK Literatures of Eastern Scandinavia A Swedish Provincial Law: Pure Literature, Stipulated Codification or actually Legal Rules in Function? The Case of the Halsinge Law...................................................................................72 Georg C. Briickmann, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitat Miinchen, Germany Constructing Space Taboos at the Boundary of Order and Chaos........................................................................................................74 Jo Shortt Butler, University of Cambridge, UK Constructing Space Making space for power in Eyrbyggja saga............................................................................................................76 Martina Ceolin, University of Iceland, Iceland Open Multiple Time Structures in Early Iceland..............................................................................................................78 Margaret Clunies Ross, The University of Sydney, Australia Constructing Space Poetry for Journeys...........................................................................................................................................................79 Richard Cole, Harvard University, US Continental Europe and Medieval Scandinavia Brandr Jonsson, a Philo-Semite between Iceland and Norway.....................................................................80 Margaret Cormack, College of Charleston, US Constructing Space Foreign Books in Icelandic Space...............................................................................................................................82 Robert Cutrer, The University of Sydney, Australia Constructing Space The Cartography of Dragons: Oddr s Demarcation of Space in Yngvars saga vldforla........................83 Roderick Dale, Independent Scholar, UK Open Onomastic patterns of berserkir in fornaldarsbgur and Islendingasogur...............................................84 Mark-Kevin Deavin, University of Bayreuth, Germany Constructing Space The swirling sea as sacred space ? A new perspective on I9avollr in Norse myth...............................86 Laurent Di Filippo, University of Basel, Switzerland / Universite de Lorraine, France Reception of Old Norse-Icelandic Literature Mythology, reception and digital space...................................................................................................................87 Stefan Drechsler, University of Aberdeen, UK Textuality and Manuscript Transmission The Illuminated Manuscripts from Helgafell: An Interdisciplinary Approach (Project Presentation).......................................................................................................................................................................89 Mathias Egeler, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitat Munchen, Germany Constructing Space Inseln im Westen. Der Odainsakr, die Glsesisvellir und ihre europaischen Kontexte.........................91 Ellert P6r )6hannsson see: Aldis Sigurdard6ttir Caitlin Ellis, University of Cambridge, UK Constructing Space So near and yet so far: Political geographies in the time of Knut and St Olaf.........................................92 Stefka G. Eriksen, University of Oslo, Norway Mediality The Self in Social Spaces: Conceptualizations and Representations in Textual Culture from Medieval Scandinavia (Project Presentation)...........................................................................................94 Harriet Jean Evans, University of York, UK Open Animals in the family: animal and human relations in the saga-household (Project Presentation).....................................................................................................................................................95 Oren Falk, Cornell University, US Open Boyhood, saga-style: the coal-biter is father of the man..................................................................................97 Thomas Fechner-Smarsly see: Sabine Walther Alison Finlay, Birkbeck, University of London, UK Open Fathers, sons and kappar in Bjarnarsaga Hitdcelakappa and the Hildebrandslied..............................99 Frog, University of Helsinki, Finland Constructing Space Oranges and Lemons Say the Bells of St Clement s ... - Grimnismdl, Topogeny, and the Question: Who Would Care? ...................................................................................................................101 Ines Garcia Lopez, University of Barcelona, Spain Constructing Space Mythic and Real Spaces in the Hdvamal (Project Presentation)................................................................103 Leszek Gardeta, University of Rzeszow, Poland Continental Europe and Medieval Scandinavia Viking Age Amulets in Poland: Symbolism and Context...............................................................................104 Paul Gazzoli, University of Cambridge, UK Textuality and Manuscript Transmission The Medieval Transmission of the Life ofAnskar in Germany and Scandinavia.................................106 Gerdur Hallddra Sigurdarddttir, University of Iceland, Iceland Constructing Space Performing Death on a Riverbank: Comparing the Oseberg Ship Burial with Ibn Fadlan s Account of a Chieftain s Funeral from a Performance Perspective (Project Presentation)....................................................................................................................................................................107 Gfsli Sigurdsson, The Ami Magniisson Institute, University of Iceland, Iceland Constructing Space Narrativizing Space. The Westfjords in Fdstbrsedra saga.............................................................................108 Galina Glazyrina, Institute for World History, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia Constructing Space Images of Space in Eirikssaga vtdfprla..............................................................................................................109 Erin Michelle Goeres, University College London, UK Open Medieval self-fashioning: the poetry of Rognvaldr Kali Kolsson...............................................................Ill Remigius Gogosz, University of Rzeszow, Poland Constructing Space Sports and Space in Medieval Iceland...................................................................................................................112 Gudvardur Mar Gunnlaugsson, Stofnun Arna Magnussonar i islenskum fradum, Iceland Textuality and Manuscript Transmission Changes in script and book-making in Iceland between the 14th and 15th centuries........................113 Fernando Guerrero, Universidad Juarez del Estado de Durango, Mexico Open All Men Are Equal before Fish: Killing for Whales in the Icelandic Commonwealth........................114 Nikolas Gunn, University of York, UK Open Nu eptir peira dcemum : Contemplating the Germanic Languages in Medieval Iceland and North-West Europe..............................................................................................................................................115 Terry Gunnell, University of Iceland, Iceland Reception of Old Norse-Icelandic Literature Mythological Theatrical Blessings: The Creation of Old Nordic Ritual Space on the Swedish Stage of Gustav III and Karl XIV Johan................................................................................................116 Elena Gurevich, Russian Academy of Science, Russia Open On the application of the term bula in Old Norse.............................................................................................117 Gylfi Gunnlaugsson, The Reykjavik Academy, Iceland Reception of Old Norse-Icelandic Literature Icelandic Philology and National Culture 1780-1918 (Project Presentation).....................................119 Viktdria Gyonki, Eotvos Lorand University, Hungary Open The Cold Counsel of Pordis Stirsdottir..................................................................................................................120 Andrew Hamer, University of Liverpool, UK Continental Europe and Medieval Scandinavia Relaying Lais as Strengleikar....................................................................................................................................122 10 Haraldur Bernhardsson, University of Iceland, Iceland Textuality and Manuscript Transmission Scribes over the Ocean. Norwegian Influence on Scribal Practice in Medieval Iceland..................123 Odd Einar Haugen, University of Bergen, Norway Constructing Space The encoding of space and time in some Old Norwegian texts..................................................................125 Haukur Porgeirsson, University of Iceland, Iceland Textuality and Manuscript Transmission Copying the Edda............................................................................................................................................................127 Eleanor Heans-Gtogowska, University of Cambridge, UK Reception of Old Norse-Icelandic Literature Converting the conversion: a fourteenth century account of Iceland s acceptance of Christianity..........................................................................................................................................128 Anna Katharina Heiniger, University of Iceland, Iceland Constructing Space Tracing Liminality in the Islendingasogur...........................................................................................................129 Helgi Skuli Kjartansson, University of Iceland, Iceland Continental Europe and Medieval Scandinavia Where to find the Valirt...............................................................................................................................................130 Reinhard Hennig, Mid Sweden University, Sweden Constructing Space The Construction of Environmental Memory in the Icelandic Sagas.......................................................132 Kate Heslop, The University of California at Berkeley, US Mediality Kenning, system and context: how kennings construct referential space............................................134 Jacob Hobson, The University of California at Berkeley, US Continental Europe and Medieval Scandinavia The Trojan War and Euhemeristic Theory in Skaldskaparmal..................................................................136 Verena Hofig, The University of California at Berkeley, US Constructing Space Twins, Trees, and High-seat Pillars: Dioscuric Elements and the Icelandic Settlement Myth..................................................................................................................................138 Anne Hofmann, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitat Miinchen, Germany Continental Europe and Medieval Scandinavia Traveling the world - female Scandinavian pilgrims in the Middle Ages..............................................140 Anna C. Horn, University of Gothenburg, Sweden Open New Approaches to Contaminated Texts.............................................................................................................141 Silvia Hufnagel, Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria Mediality Old and New: How Old and New Media Influenced Each Other and Society in Iceland during the 16th and 17th Centuries....................................................................................................142 Ingunn Asdfsarddttir, University of Iceland, Iceland Constructing Space Where and who are us as contrasted to them ? Jotnar s spatial and conceptual placement...................................................................................................................................................143 11 Tsukusu Jinn It6, Shinshu University, Japan Reception of Old Norse-Icelandic Literature Asgeir , a Japanese Imagined Lady of the North: A Manga Narrative and Its Space.........................145 Tatjana Jackson, Institute of World History, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia Constructing Space Pa fly3i hann vestan um haf: Kringla heimsins before and after the settlement of Iceland..................................................................................................................................147 Aleksandra Jochymek, University of Silesia, Poland Constructing Space Creating the historical space in Fdstbraedra saga.............................................................................................148 J6hanna Katrin Frldriksddttir, The Ami Magnusson Institute for Icelandic Studies Reykjavik, Iceland / Harvard University, US Continental Europe and Medieval Scandinavia Literature, Identity and the Outside World in Late Medieval Iceland.....................................................150 Karl G. Johansson, Elise Kleivane, Svanhildur 6skarsdottir Continental Europe and Medieval Scandinavia Retracing the Reformation. Biblical texts and the vernacular in Scandinavian Middle Ages and Early Modern Era (Project Presentation).........................................................................151 Karl G. Johansson, University of Oslo, Norway Continental Europe and Medieval Scandinavia Nordic Maccabees: The Tales of Einherjar, Valkyries and Eternal Warriors in the perspective of the Biblical Narratives of the Maccabees..................................................................153 Vera Johanterwage, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universitat Frankfurt a.M., Germany Open Uno von Troil s overview of Icelandic poetry and sagas in his Bref rorande en resa til Island....................................................................................................................................154 Brent Landon Johnson, Signum University, US Constructing Space Snuid til Vesturs: Depictions of West in the Sagas............................................................................................155 Jon Gunnar Jergensen, University of Oslo, Norway Constructing Space Kunnskapens sted..........................................................................................................................................................156 Regina Jucknies, Universitat zu Koln, Germany Literatures of Eastern Scandinavia Wanderndes Wissen. Die Transmission europaischen Gedankenguts in spatmittelalterlichen Handschriften und Texten von Mitteleuropa nach Skandinavien (Project Presentation).........................................................................................................157 Kirsi Kanerva, University of Turku, Finland Bodies and Senses in the Scandinavian Middle Ages Glamr s Eyes and the Sense of Sight in Grettis saga: a Case Study............................................................159 Merrill Kaplan, The Ohio State University, US Mediality Volsa pdttr and the drunnur: generic norms and literary effects..............................................................161 John Kennedy, Charles Sturt University, Australia Open Clontarf 1014 and the saga writers of Iceland..................................................................................................162 Eike Kiene, Universitat Bonn, Germany Constructing Space Mittelalterlich-antike Orte in der Fertrams saga ok Platos..........................................................................164 12 Sten Kindlundh, Lund University, Sweden Open The Vestfir5ingaf)6r8ungr, the Wild West of Sturlunga Iceland?..............................................................166 Karoline Kjesrud, University of Oslo, Norway Mediality Spatial Symbolism in Texts and Images...............................................................................................................168 Elise Kleivane, University of Oslo, Norway Continental Europe and Medieval Scandinavia Herding souls in The Sixth Age: on modes of educating good Christians..............................................169 Elise Kleivane see: Karl G. Johansson Gwendolyne Knight, Stockholm University, Sweden Bodies and Senses in the Scandinavian Middle Ages Shapeshifting in the Sagas: From Metamorphosis to Social Metaphor (Project Presentation)...............................................................................................................170 James E. Knirk, University of Oslo, Norway Bodies and Senses in the Scandinavian Middle Ages Expressions of Emotion (Especially Love) in Norwegian Runic Inscriptions......................................171 Kolfinna Jonatansdottir, University of Iceland, Iceland Open Ragnarok............................................................................................................................................................................173 Jan Kozak, Charles University of Prague, Czech Republic Open The Two Faces of Ritual: 03inn and the Mead of Poetry..............................................................................174 Hans Kuhn, Australian National University, Australia Open Hjalmar hugumstori and Andri: Two Marchensaga protagonists in 19th c. rfmur...........................175 Mart Kuldkepp, University of Tartu, Estonia Constructing Space Genre, Spatiality and Textualization of Supernatural Encounters in Sagas of Icelanders..............176 Sarah Kiinzler, University of Zurich, Switzerland Bodies and Senses in the Scandinavian Middle Ages Of Bodies and Being: A Critical Reading of Sigurdar saga pogla................................................................177 Triin Laidoner, University of Aberdeen, UK Reception of Old Norse-Icelandic Literature Mothers in Mounds: An Overlooked Piece of Evidence in Connection with the Worship of Disir in Egils Saga Skallagrtmssonar..................................................................................................................179 Carolyne Larrington, St John s College, Oxford, UK Bodies and Senses in the Scandinavian Middle Ages Eddie Emotion and Eddie Audiences.....................................................................................................................180 Philip Thomas Lavender, Den Arnamagnaeanske Samling, University of Copenhagen, Denmark Constructing Space Hvat veldr at per eru6 sva starsynir a fjallit? : Landscape and Architectural Space in t jalar-J6ns saga..........................................................................................................................................................182 Sean Lawing, Bryn Athyn College, US Bodies and Senses in the Scandinavian Middle Ages Disfigured but not Damned: The Burial of Body Parts in Old Icelandic Grdgds..................................183 13 Helen Leslie-Jacobsen, University of Bergen, Norway Constructing Space Ertu ei sa Oddr er f6r til Bjarmalands fyrir lpngu? : Places and the Construction of Qrvar-Odds saga.........................................................................................................................................................184 Emily Lethbridge, University of Iceland Stofnun Arna Magmissonar, Iceland Constructing Space Digital Sagas - Medieval Hypertexts......................................................................................................................185 Lars Lonnroth, University of Gothenburg, Sweden Constructing Space The Concept of the Border Area in Edda and Saga..........................................................................................187 Jeff Love, Stockholm University, Sweden Literatures of Eastern Scandinavia The Medieval Nordic Legal Dictionary (Project Presentation)..................................................................188 Lorenzo Lozzi Gallo, University of Bari, Italy Continental Europe and Medieval Scandinavia Geographical competence over Italy in Mlrmanssaga...................................................................................189 Magnus Hauksson, Christian-Albrechts-Universitat zu Kiel, Germany Constructing Space Elaborierte und reduzierte Topographie des Erinnerns als erzahlerisches Element in den Gudmundar sogur biskups.............................................................................................................................191 Mikael Males, University of Oslo, Norway Continental Europe and Medieval Scandinavia The Poetic Genesis of Old Icelandic Literature..................................................................................................193 Margret Eggertsd6ttir, Stofnun Arna Magmissonar f islenskum frae5um, University of Iceland, Iceland Textuality and Manuscript Transmission Das vierundsechzigste Manuskript. Die nachmittelalterliche Uberlieferung von Njdls saga in der Gu//sWnno-Tradition........................................................................................................................................195 Astrid Marner, University of Bergen, Norway Continental Europe and Medieval Scandinavia Sacred space, creative space? Fourteenth-century Skalholt.......................................................................197 Michael Matter, University of Basel, Switzerland Reception of Old Norse-Icelandic Literature Jon Leifs und das Normannische in der Musik..................................................................................................198 Elizaveta Matveeva, University of Nottingham, UK Continental Europe and Medieval Scandinavia The Siward narrative in Vita et Passio Waldevi and Old Icelandic/ornoWarso^a tradition...................................................................................................................199 Inna Matyushina, Russian State University for the Humanities, Russia Constructing Space Constructing space in skaldic poetry and in the Anglo-Saxon poem on the Redemption of the Five Boroughs...........................................................................................................................200 Miriam Mayburd, University of Iceland, Iceland Bodies and Senses in the Scandinavian Middle Ages Paranormal contagion of natural environment and the collapsing self in Islendingasogur...................................................................................................................202 14 Bernadine McCreesh, Universite du Quebec a Chicoutimi, Canada Constructing Space The Influence of the Coming of Christianity on the Depiction of the Weather in the Sagas of Icelanders........................................................................................................................................................204 Andrew McGillivray, University of Iceland, Iceland Constructing Space Hliaskjalf: Tool of the gods.........................................................................................................................................205 Rory McTurk, University of Leeds, UK Constructing Space The geography of Krakumdl and Saxo s Book IX..............................................................................................206 Andrea Meregalli, Universita degli Studi di Milano, Italy Constructing Space The representation of space in the Old Norse Vitas patrum........................................................................207 Rebecca Merkelbach, University of Cambridge, UK Mediality The Mediality of Otherness: Reading the Islendingasogur through the Monsters They Bear..............................................................................................................................................208 Kristen Mills, Haverford College, US Open The Death of Baldr, Again...........................................................................................................................................210 Jakub Moraviec, University of Silesia, Poland Open Vikingarvisur or Konungavisur? On the potential role of the skaldic Viking encomia....................211 Kevin Mtiller, University of Zurich, Switzerland Mediality Literacy frames in the contemporary sagas........................................................................................................213 Luke John Murphy, Aarhus University, Denmark Constructing Space The Scale of Private Religions in Pre-Christian Scandinavia: Theoretical and Empirical Questions......................................................................................................................................................214 Klaus Johan Myrvoll, University of Oslo, Norway Open The authenticity of Gisli s verse...............................................................................................................................216 Jan Alexander van Nahl, University of Iceland, Iceland Open Geschichte. Macht. Sinn. Sinnstiftung in altislandischer Literatur...........................................................218 Agneta Ney, Uppsala University, Sweden Constructing Space Game of Thrones? The Icelandic hdsaeti as a space for political authority and social upheaval in a pre-state society...........................................................................................................220 Hilde Nielsen, University of Aberdeen, UK Constructing Space The war horns of Scandinavia. An account of musical horns in Scandinavian history, myth and legend.............................................................................................................................................................222 Marie Novotna, Charles University of Prague, Czech Republic Bodies and Senses in the Scandinavian Middle Ages Hamr of the Old Norse body (Project Presentation).......................................................................................223 15 Simon Nygaard, Aarhus University, Denmark Constructing Space Between Bog Bodies and High Halls. Changes in Spatial Focus and Religious Conceptions in the Pre-Christian North..........................................................................................................................................224 Olafur Arnar Sveinsson, University of Iceland, Iceland Reception of Old Norse-Icelandic Literature The Reception of the Reception. Practicing Viking Identities on the Prairies.....................................226 Ryder Patzuk-Russell, University of Birmingham, UK Continental Europe and Medieval Scandinavia Exegesis in Old Norse Translation and Versification......................................................................................228 Paul Peterson, Augustana College, US Open Some Rare and Obscure Nicknames in Landndmabdk...................................................................................229 Cyril de Pins, Universite Paris 7, France Literatures of Eastern Scandinavia Were the Danes really so Bad in the Skaldic Art?.............................................................................................231 Marion Poilvez, University of Iceland, Iceland Constructing Space Between kings and outlaws: a space for dissent in medieval Icelandic literature............................232 Edel Porter, University of Castilla La Mancha, Spain Open The Irish Dress Funny : An Analysis of Literary Motifs Concerning Ireland and the Irish in the Sagas of Icelanders and the Kings sagas.................................................................................................234 Judy Quinn, University of Cambridge, UK Constructing Space The artifice of intimacy: eddic dialogues and the negotiation of space..................................................236 Victoria Lesley Ralph, University College London, UK Reception of Old Norse-Icelandic Literature The Aftermath of War in Drottningar i Kungahdlla by Selma Lagerlof (Project Presentation)............................................................................................................237 Maria Teresa Ramandi, University of Cambridge, UK Continental Europe and Medieval Scandinavia From Rome to Iceland: The Legend of St Agnes in Old Norse/ Icelandic.............................................238 Slavica Rankovic, University of Leeds, UK Mediality Distributed Reading: Formulaic Patterns and Communal Ideation in the Sagas of Icelanders (Project Presentation)...........................................................................................................................239 Marta Rey-Radliiiska, Jagiellonian University, Poland Reception of Old Norse-Icelandic Literature Mythical Fiction in Stiifs pdttr blinda.....................................................................................................................241 Friederike Richter, Humboldt-Universitat zu Berlin, Germany Textuality and Manuscript Transmission Nordic antiquity according to illuminated Edda-manuscripts from 18th century (B 299 4to and NKS 1867 4to....................................................................................................................................242 Lena Rohrbach, Humboldt-Universitat zu Berlin, Germany Constructing Space The Spaces of fslendinga saga - Spatial approaches to narrativizations of thirteenth-century Iceland.........................................................................................................................................243 16 Lukas Rosli, University of Basel, Switzerland Constructing Space The Centre(s) of the World(s) According to the Different Redactions of the Prose Edda..............244 Tim Rowbotham, University of York, UK Open Historicity and Fictionality in the Icelandic Fornaldarsogur: Space and Geography in the Chronotopes of Gautreks saga (Project Presentation)......................246 Elizabeth Ashman Rowe, University of Cambridge, UK Constructing Space The Contemporary Political Geography of the Icelandic Annals...............................................................248 Anita Sauckel, Universitat Greifswald, Germany Open Zur Figur des Dritten in den Islandersagas.........................................................................................................249 Daniel Savborg, University of Tartu, Estonia Literatures of Eastern Scandinavia Icelandic Literature in Medieval Sweden.............................................................................................................251 Werner Schafke, University of Copenhagen, Denmark Textuality and Manuscript Transmission The lexical field of friendship in Old Norse and its coherence across texts........................................253 Roland Scheel, Georg-August-Universitat Gottingen, Germany Constructing Space Between Scandinavia and Byzantium: The Conceptualisation of European Spaces.........................255 Isaac Schendel, University of Minnesota, US / Karlsruher Institut fur Technologie, Germany Continental Europe and Medieval Scandinavia Authorial Manipulation of Scandinavian and Continental Traditions in Pidreks saga.....................257 Erik SchJeide, The University of California at Berkeley, US Constructing Space Crafted Words and Wood: Kennings, Carvings and Sensory Perception in Olafr s Eldhus............................................................................................................259 Andreas Schmidt, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitat Miinchen, Germany Constructing Space A terra incognita and the semantics of its space. The Faroe Islands in Old Norse Literature and the concept of spaces in Fxreyinga saga....................................................261 Jens Eike Schnall, University of Bergen, Norway Bodies and Senses in the Scandinavian Middle Ages The Body Politic and other Body Imagery in the Scandinavian Middle Ages......................................262 Sandra Schneeberger, University of Zurich, Switzerland Mediality Gylfi meets the Ring-Figure: Medial Dynamics in the Prose Edda.............................................................263 Brittany Schorn, University of Cambridge, UK Mediality Mediating Eddie Modes in the Fornaldarsogur.................................................................................................265 Florian Schreck, University of Bergen, Norway Continental Europe and Medieval Scandinavia Medieval Science Fiction. The Learned Latin Tradition on Wondrous Stones in the Icelandic Riddarasogur................................................................................................................................................266 17 Roland Schuhmann, Friedrich-Schiller-Universitat Jena, Germany Open Personennamen zwischen Runeninschriften und Sagas - Kontinuitat und Diskontinuitat..........267 Katharina Seidel, Christian-Albrechts-Universitat zu Kiel, Germany Textuality and Manuscript Transmission Die Rezeption von Skaldenstrophen in der LaufdsEdda..............................................................................269 John Shafer, University of Nottingham, UK Textuality and Manuscript Transmission A Collaborative Edition of Pdlenstators saga og Mdndulpvara: A Report (Project Presentation)..................................................................................................................................................270 Sigrfdur Saeunn Sigurdarddttir, Ghent University, Belgium Open Talking about the weather.........................................................................................................................................271 Leszek P. Slupecki, Universities of Rzeszow and Warsaw, Poland Continental Europe and Medieval Scandinavia Mokkurkalfi and Golem. A distant echo of Jewish magic in the North?..................................................273 Pierre-Brice Stahl, University of Strasbourg, France Open The Impact of Riddle Categorisation in Old Norse Verbal Duels...............................................................274 Beeke Stegmann, University of Copenhagen, Denmark Textuality and Manuscript Transmission Chopping and Changing: Ami Magmisson s custodial interventions with regards to the paper manuscripts in his collection..........................................................................................................275 Heidi Stoa, Indiana University, US Bodies and Senses in the Scandinavian Middle Ages Wood and Flesh: Artificial Bodies in Old Norse Literature..........................................................................276 Svanhildur 6skarsd6ttir see: Karl G. Johansson Ilya V. Sverdlov, Independent Scholar, Canada Open As large as life and twice as natural: fodursystir Droplaugarsona, or Origins of one noun phrase packaging pattern used in skaldic extended kennings.........................277 Sverrir Jakobsson, University of Iceland, Iceland Constructing Space Space and Power in 13th Century Iceland............................................................................................................278 Louisa Taylor, University College London, UK Continental Europe and Medieval Scandinavia Restraining the North: Presenting merciful behaviour as ideal conduct for elite men in Norway and Denmark, 1050-1300....................................................................................................................280 Porbjorg Helgaddttir see: Aldis Sigurdardottir Porhallur Eyp6rsson, University of Iceland, Iceland Bodies and Senses in the Scandinavian Middle Ages Grettir and Glamr: Perspective and empathy in Old Icelandic narrative...............................................281 Yoav Tirosh, University of Iceland, Iceland Mediality And It Burns, Burns, Burns - Burnings in the Farmhouse Space as Saga Type-Scenes...................282 Lisbeth H. Torfing, Aarhus University, Denmark Open Named artefacts in saga literature..........................................................................................................................283 18 Carline Tromp, University of Oslo, Norway Reception of Old Norse-Icelandic Literature Odin s millennial crisis. Old Norse myth and new Nordic identities.......................................................284 Jens Ulff-M0ller, Columbia University, US Textuality and Manuscript Transmission The Origin of the Landndmabdk...............................................................................................................................285 Fjodor Uspenskij, Russian Academy of Sciences Laboratory of Medieval Studies at the Higher School of Economics National Research University, Russia Continental Europe and Medieval Scandinavia Contempt for Byzantine Gold. A Theme in the Sagas and Russian Chronicles....................................288 Sofie Vanherpen, Ghent University, Belgium Textuality and Manuscript Transmission Letters in the margin: Female provenance of Laxdsela saga manuscripts on Flatey........................290 Vedis Ragnheidarddttir, University of Iceland, Iceland Constructing Space The Fantastic Space ofindigenous riddarasogur..............................................................................................291 Giovanni Verri, University of Iceland, Iceland Textuality and Manuscript Transmission Asgeir Jonsson as a prospective manuscript smuggler.................................................................................292 Teva Vidal, University of Ottawa, Canada Constructing Space Setting the Stage: Material Descriptions of Domestic Space as Mnemonic Devices in Saga Literature................................................................................................................................................................294 Vidar Palsson, University of Iceland, Iceland Continental Europe and Medieval Scandinavia The intellectual and ideological origins of the Icelandic School ..............................................................295 Pragya Vohra, University of Leicester, UK Constructing Space A Social Space: Feasts as an Arena for Performing Kinship Relations in the Islendingasogur...................................................................................................................................................296 Sean D. Vrieland, University of Copenhagen, Denmark Literatures of Eastern Scandinavia Geatland, Gutland, Gothland: Guta Saga in a Swedo-Gothic Mansucript...............................................298 Michelle Waldispuhl, University of Gothenburg, Sweden Continental Europe and Medieval Scandinavia Multilingualism in the context of Scandinavian pilgrimage in the Middle Ages - the onomastic evidence in Continental sources................................................................................................299 Elizabeth Walgenbach, Yale University, US Textuality and Manuscript Transmission Manuscript Lacunae in Arons saga Hjdrleifssonar............................................................................................301 Sabine Walther, Thomas Fechner-Smarsly, Universitat Bonn, Germany Continental Europe and Medieval Scandinavia The Self-Made King: The Ideological Function of Biblical and Secular Literature in Sverris saga..................................................................................................................................................................302 Elisabeth Ward, Pacific Lutheran University, US Mediality The Doubling of Porour: Variant Production as an Expression of Material Engagement..............304 19 Robin Waugh, Wilfried Laurier University, Canada Constructing Space Maternal Space and Child Exposure in the Sagas of Icelanders.................................................................306 Jan Wehrle, Albert-Ludwigs-Universitat Freiburg, Germany Continental Europe and Medieval Scandinavia Narrating the Supernatural - Dreams and Dream Visions (Project Presentation)............................307 Jonas Wellendorf, The University of California at Berkeley, US Open The Tripartite Theology of the North....................................................................................................................309 Andrea Whitacre, Indiana University, US Bodies and Senses in the Scandinavian Middle Ages Skin and Flesh as Mediators of Identity in Old Norse Shape-shifter Narratives.................................310 Kendra Willson, University of Turku, Finland Bodies and Senses in the Scandinavian Middle Ages Conceptual metaphors mseidr.................................................................................................................................311 Alexander J. Wilson, University of Durham, UK Constructing Space The Use of Vindland as an Indeterminate Literary Topography in the Redactions of Jdmsvlkinga saga.............................................................................................................................................................313 Bryan Weston Wyly, Universite de la Vallee d Aoste, Italy Constructing Space Some Cardinal Points in Voluspci ...........................................................................................................................315 Yelena SesseIJa Helgaddttir, University of Iceland, Iceland Constructing Space Puluheimar........................................................................................................................................................................316 Kristel Zilmer, Bergen University College, Norway Reception of Old Norse-Icelandic Literature Old Norse Myth in Contemporary Scandinavian Multimodal Narratives for Children and Young Adults...........................................................................................................................................................318 20
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