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Sagas and the Norwegian experience: 10th international saga conference, Trondheim, 3 - 9 august 1997 |
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The Unity of "Morkinskinna" |
Konge og undersåt i "Morkinskinna" |
'Kollum vér þann sælan, er sjálfan sik hefir fyrir konung': "Alexanders Saga" and the Norwegian Crown |
"Leidarvisan" and the 'Sunday Letter' Tradition in Scandinavia |
Saga Psychology: The Double Portait of St. Ólafr and Haraldr Hardrádi in "Heimskringla" |
Oversættelsesteknik i to "Postola sogur" |
"... ef rétt virding er á höfd ..." |
Från kamplust till ödkjukhet. "Reginsmáls" anpassning till "Norna-gests Þáttrs". Sammanhang |
"Sagna hrœrir" |
Óláfr Tryggvason, Óláfr Haraldsson according to Snorri Sturluson: Same Struggle, Same Defeat |
Excavation Report: Mosfell and Hrísbrú, Mösfellssveit |
Semantic Focus and the Rhetoric of Situation: Close Readings of the Shield Kennings in "Ragnarsdrápa" and "Haustlong" |
Journays to Norway (and other Foreign Parts) in "Njáls saga" |
"Heimskringla", Egils Saga and the Daughter of Eirík Blódøx |
Pour l'étude des traditions relatives à l'enterrement du roi Halfdan le Noir |
Kings and Icelanders in Poet's Sagas and Þættir |
"Kaupangr-Þrándheimr-Nidaróss": On the Dating of the Old Norse Kings' Sagas |
Visions of Sovereignty in Snorri Sturluson's "Heimskringla" |
Textüberlieferung und Textbegriff im spätmittelalterlichen Norden: Das Beispiel der Riddarasögur |
Norway and Its Ruling Dynasty in Medieval Icelandic Legends of Origin |
"Skáldatal" and Its Manuscript Context in Kringla and Uppsalaedda |
"Ok vard it mesta skáld": Some Observations on the Problem of Skaldic Training |
Kind Haraldur Finehair's Wooing of Gyda Eiríksdóttir |
"Exempla" in "Barlaams og Josaphats Saga" |
"Svarfdœla saga". The Norwegians Versus the Swedes |
Konungsvald og hefnd |
Trading Places: Royalty and Urbanism in Norse Literatur |
"Austr til elfi" - Kring Elfsyssel tiden 995-1030 |
Norway in Old Norse Literature: Some Considerations of the Specific Character of Scandinavian Spatial Orientation |
Kring Austrfararvísur och fridgerdarsaga |
Knútr in Poetry and History: Reconstructing Hallvardr Háreksblesi's "Knútsdrápa" |
Race and Ethnicity Among Medieval Norwegians and Icelanders |
A Scriptorium in Northern Iceland. Clárus Saga (am 657 Allmenn-B 4TO) Revisited |
Tekstkritisk vurdering av sagaavskrifter fra 1600-tallet |
Why not "Eistra Dolgr" "The Estonian Enemy" ("Ynglingatal", 26) |
The English Language Translations of Heimskringla: From 1844 to 1996 |
Die "Þidreks Saga" im Kontext der altnorwegischen Literatur |
Context and Composition Language as Art in Egill's "Hofudlausn" |
Slaget ved svold - og kvinderne bag |
Fabulous Childhoods, Adventures, Incidents: Folktale Patterns within the Saga Structure of "Heimskringla" |
Nokre tekstlege samanfall i "Ynglingasaga" mellom Jofraskinna og Peder Claussøns omsetjing |
"Akkerisfrakki". Traditions Concerning Óláfr Tryggvason and Hallfredr Óttarsson Vandrædaskáld and the Problem of the Conversion |
Gender, Ethnicity, and Pagan Magic in Snorri Sturluson's "Heimskringla" |
Bergen als literarischer Umschlagplatz |
Óláfr Helgi and Skaldic Love Poetry: Mansongr |
No Man is an Island: Matthew Paris on Munkholmen |
The Cult of St. Olaf in Novgorod |
Appearances Matter. Conceptions of Leadership in the Kings' Saga |
The Great Goddess of the North |
Dei norske røtene, forholdet til noreg og den islandske identiteten |
Hatte die "Barlaams ok Josaphats Saga" eine mittelhochdeutsche Vorlage? |
Kor mange kunstar kunne kong Harald? |
Heathen Religion in Haustlong |
The Gateway to Nidaros: Two Icelanders at Agdenes |
A Chant Came to Her Lips: Eddic Prophecy in the Fornaldarsögur |
Les rapports entre les jarls orcadiens et les rois norvégiens, à la lumière de l'Orkneyinga saga |
From Iceland to Norway: Essential Rites of Passage for an Early Icelandic Skald |
Cultural Paternity in the Flateyjarbók "Ólafs Saga Tryggvasonar" |
The Birth of St. Óláfr and the Change of Religion in Norway |
"Vésteinn hét austmadr einn": et kommentarforsøk |
Zum Vorspiel der Schlacht bei Fitjar in der Hákonar Saga Góda (Heimskringla) und der Fagrskinna |
Myter om Harald Hårfager |
Oral Poetry as Martial Art: Incitement in the Ideal Utterances of Haraldr Sigurtharson |
Arithmetic in Scandinavian and Scottish Accounting |
Die Beziehungen zwischen Island und Norwegen im ausgehenden Mittelalter |
The Musician's Tale: "Óláfs Saga Tryggvasonar", "Drontheim Fiord" and Sir Edward Elgar |
Saint Óláfr's sword. Einarr Skúlason's "Geisli" and its Trondheim Performance AD 1153 - a Turning Point in Norwego-Icelandic Scaldic Poetry |
Troublesome Poets at the Courts Scandinavia |
Transvestism in the Sagas of Icelanders |
The "Lærdir menn" of the Old Icelandic Marian Lament "Drápa af Maríugrát" |
"Brennum oll fyr innan": The Stiklastadir Tradition in Verse and in Prose |