Icelandic poet Gerður Kristný’s Blóðhófnir (2010) retells the myth of the god Freyr, his servant Skírnir, and the giantess Gerðr in the words of the giantess alone. In the myth, Freyr sends Skírnir to seduce Gerðr on his behalf. The mission is successful,
Christopher Crocker
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Comparison of Performance Score for Female and Male Residents in General Surgery Doing Supervised Real-Life Laparoscopic Appendectomy: Is There a Norse Shield-Maiden Effect? [PDF]
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Of Monsters and Men: A Comparison of Greek and Norse Mythology in the Western Canon
Greek literature has long been considered the most valuable to Western culture, and it has been held up through the ages as a literary exemplar. While the western literary canon has often been revised and added to, we have never truly questioned the ...
Morrow, Amber
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The literary significance of clothing in the Icelandic family sagas [PDF]
This thesis examines the occurrences of clothes and the particular ways in which they are used in some of the Icelandic family sagas in order to assess their literary significance.
Roscoe, Jane Christine
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A novel approach to teaching Hidden Markov Models to a diverse undergraduate population. [PDF]
Heller P, Pogaru P.
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Recoding of stop codons expands the metabolic potential of two novel Asgardarchaeota lineages. [PDF]
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Old Norse—Icelandic Literature and German Culture [PDF]
The perception of Old Norse literature in post-medieval times moves between an aesthetically motivated international interest and its constriction initially to national and then nationalistic concerns.
Zernack, Julia
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The network signature of constellation line figures. [PDF]
Bucur D.
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An english invention: grand-tour, tourism, mobility and norse mythology
Although a great variety of papers focused on the grand tour and tourism as a legacy of Roman Empire, there is interesting evidence that contrasts this hypothesis. Certainly, the archetype of Odin who wandered through the world in view of new customs and
Korstanje, Maximiliano Emanuel
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CONOTAŢIA NUMELOR PROPRII DIN STĂPÂNUL INELELOR, DE J.J.R. TOLKIEN
The names reveal the origin of the one who bears it, because the name is a code containing information about the social status, nature of character and occupation.
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