The saint and the saga hero: hagiography and early Icelandic literature
"The relationship between that most popular of medieval genres, the saint's life, and the sagas of the Icelanders is investigated here. Although saga heroes are rarely saints themselves - indeed rather the reverse - they interact with saints in a variety of ways: as ancestors or friends of...
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Zusammenfassung: | "The relationship between that most popular of medieval genres, the saint's life, and the sagas of the Icelanders is investigated here. Although saga heroes are rarely saints themselves - indeed rather the reverse - they interact with saints in a variety of ways: as ancestors or friends of saints, as noble heathens or converts to Christianity, as innocent victims of violent death, or even as anti-saints, interrogating aspects of saintly ideology. Via detailed readings of a range of the sagas, this book explores how saints' lives contributed to the widening of medieval horizons, allowing the saga authors to deveop multiple perspectives (moral, eschatalogical, psychological) on traditional feud narratives and family dramas. The saint's life introduced new ideals to the saga world, such as suffering, patience and feminine nurture, and provided, through dreams, visions and signs, ways of representing the interior life and of engaging with questions of merit and reward. In dialogue with the ideology of the saint, the saga hero develops into a complex and multi-faceted figure."--Cover page 4 |
Beschreibung: | Title from publisher's bibliographic system (viewed on 02 Sep 2019) |
Beschreibung: | 1 Online-Ressource (xi, 306 Seiten) |
ISBN: | 9781787441606 |
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title | The saint and the saga hero hagiography and early Icelandic literature |
title_auth | The saint and the saga hero hagiography and early Icelandic literature |
title_exact_search | The saint and the saga hero hagiography and early Icelandic literature |
title_full | The saint and the saga hero hagiography and early Icelandic literature Siân E. Grønlie |
title_fullStr | The saint and the saga hero hagiography and early Icelandic literature Siân E. Grønlie |
title_full_unstemmed | The saint and the saga hero hagiography and early Icelandic literature Siân E. Grønlie |
title_short | The saint and the saga hero |
title_sort | the saint and the saga hero hagiography and early icelandic literature |
title_sub | hagiography and early Icelandic literature |
topic | Sagas / History and criticism Saints in literature Saga (DE-588)4051284-8 gnd Hagiografie (DE-588)4022930-0 gnd |
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