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 · The first group of essays in this volume explores the links between early Norse literature, from the 9th to the 13th century, and the learned world of medieval Myth and Fiction in Early Norse Lands - 1st Edition - Ursula Dronke -. Myth and Fiction in Early Norse Lands / Edition 1. by Ursula Dronke | Read Reviews. Hardcover. Current price is, Original price is $ You. Buy New $ $ Ship This Item — Qualifies for Free Shipping Price: $  · Dronke, Ursula, Myth and Fiction in Early Norse Lands (Variorum Collected Studies Series C), Aldershot, Variorum, ; cloth; pp. xii, ; R.R.P. £ Spanning the period to , this collection of essays is fitting to Dronke's long-sustained involvement with Old Norse/Icelandic poetry, mythology and sagas, and with related literatures, Old English in particular.

Online Reference Entry Myth and fiction in early Norse lands. Ursula Dronke, Christine Lubkoll, Florian Kragl, Dorothee Kimmich, Jörg Kilian, Heidrun Kämper, Joachim Jacob, Nicola Gess, Bernd Bastert Reviews Dronke, Ursula, Myth and Fiction in Early Norse Lands (Variorum Collected Studies Series C), Aldershot, Variorum, ; cloth; pp. xii, ; R.R.P. £ Spanning the period to , this collection of essays is fitting t to Dronke's long-sustained involvement with Old. Myth and fiction in early Norse lands by Ursula Dronke(Book). 7 editions published in in English and held by WorldCat member libraries worldwide.

The first group of essays in this volume explores the links between early Norse literature, from the 9th to the 13th century, and the learned world of medieval Europe. In the second group the focus is upon the range of theme and style in Norse mythological poetry. Some of the key texts are. Her essays, collected as Myth and Fiction in Early Norse Lands (), reveal her range and dominant concerns: the essays situate Old Norse literature in general, and its celebrated mythology in particular, in the wider context of both ancient Indo-European traditions and medieval European learning. Each one demonstrates, as one reviewer put it, "the palpable enthusiasm of a fine scholar and teacher". Her essays, collected as Myth and Fiction in Early Norse Lands (), reveal her range and dominant concerns: the essays situate Old Norse literature in general, and its celebrated mythology in.