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Hardback, Pages: 348, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:4 b/w, 32 col., 1 tables b/w., Language: English. ISBN 9782503614663. Summary While the pagan deities of the Old Norse world have long fascinated scholars, it has mainly been the male gods who have captured public attention, and scholars have followed this trend, interpreting late Iron Age Scandinavian society from a male perspective. This volume aims to adjust the balance by bringing together leading scholars working on the Old Norse world and its mythology. The chapters gathered here cover a range of academic fields, from literature and history of religion to folklore, onomastics, and archaeology, with the aim of reassessing the roles played by both women and goddesses in Iron Age Scandinavia. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations Introduction Tommy Kuusela and Ingunn Ásdísardóttir Section I: Breaking Barriers The Fateful Feminine: Reading Mythology Against Snorri Merrill Kaplan Seiðr and ergi: Limited Sources, Diverse Explanations Kendra Willson Section II: Goddesses and Women in Myth, Place Names, and Cults Fighting and Womanizing in Hárbarðsljóð Ingunn Ásdísardóttir Locknevi and the *Liuþkona: A Female Designation for a Cult Leader or a Goddess? Per Vikstrand Fatherly Mothers: The Roman Iron Age Female Germanic Goddesses Rudolf Simek The Shameless Goddesses: Fecundity versus Chastity Britt-Mari Näsström Section III: Old Norse Interpretations of Women Across Time and Genre Interpretations of the Feminine across Medieval Icelandic Mythology and Folklore Judy Quinn, Adèle Kreager, Ellis Wylie, Eric Ania Haley-Halinski, Katherine Marie Olley, Alisa Valpola-Walker, and Lee Colwill Section IV: Women in Archaeology Of Lynx and Ladies: Women Buried with Lynx Skin as Grave Goods c. AD 350-950 in Eastern Sweden, and their Possible Connection to the Old Norse Goddess Freyja Torun Zachrisson Women and Miniature Weapons in the Viking Age Leszek Garde?a Femininity: Reflections on Sex Determination of Graves Anne-Sofie Gräslund Section V: Women, Rituals, and Folklore Guðrún and the Cailleach Karen Bek-Pedersen Freyja, Frigg, and the Ladybird Beetle: Entomology, Historiography, and Mythology Tommy Kuusela Lamenters, Mythic Knowledge and Ritual Practice: The Question of Traditions in Late Iron Age and Medieval Scandinavia Frog and Eila Stepanova 0 g.…

Hardback, 348 pages, 156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:4 b/w, 32 col., 1 tables b/w. English text. *NEW . ISBN 9782503614663. While the pagan deities of the Old Norse world have long fascinated scholars, it has mainly been the male gods who have captured public attention, and scholars have followed this trend, interpreting late Iron Age Scandinavian society from a male perspective. This volume aims to adjust the balance by bringing together leading scholars working on the Old Norse world and its mythology. The chapters gathered here cover a range of academic fields, from literature and history of religion to folklore, onomastics, and archaeology, with the aim of reassessing the roles played by both women and goddesses in Iron Age Scandinavia. 0 g.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. While the pagan deities of the Old Norse world have long fascinated scholars, it has mainly been the male gods who have captured public attention, and scholars have followed this trend, interpreting late Iron Age Scandinavian society from a male perspective. This volume aims to adjust the balance by bringing together leading scholars working on the Old Norse world and its mythology. The chapters gathered here cover a range of academic fields, from literature and history of religion to folklore, onomastics, and archaeology, with the aim of reassessing the roles played by both women and goddesses in Iron Age Scandinavia. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …