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Old Norse Heimr ʻWorldʼ and its Toponymic Derivatives in the Poetic Edda
The article examines the mythopoetic concept of the ‘world’ (Old Norse heimr) and its derivatives — toponyms with the suffix -heimr in the Poetic Edda.
Tatyana V. Toporova
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Völur and Seiðr: How Pre-Christian Shamanistic Practices Gave Viking-Age Women Agency
The Viking-Age was a patriarchal time when men dominated the social and political world. However, due to the shamanistic practice of seiðr, women of this time had access to unique roles as spiritual leaders.
Emilia Nowaczewski
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Gods and Giants in Old Norse Mythology
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The Part of the Whole. Cosmology as an Empirical and Analytical Concept
In the study of Old Norse religion, mythology and cosmology are two core concepts frequently used in inter-disciplinary discussions as to the content, changes and spread of the pre-Christian religion in Scandinavia.
CATHARINA RAUDVERE
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Unmasking the elusive erythropoietin-producing 'Norn' cell. [PDF]
Abedini A, Klötzer KA, Susztak K.
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Traces of the Norse Mythology in the Isle of Man [PDF]
IN this work Mr. Kermode, whose name is well known in connection with Manx archaeology, has printed a lecture delivered to the Antiquarian Society of his native island in December of last year. The Isle of Man contains a large number of cross-bearing gravestones, which, as the inscriptions clearly show, belong to the period when the Scandinavian ...
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Kampen om kvinden. Begrebshistoriske perspektiver
Contesting the concept of Woman: Perspectives from conceptual history. The main argument of this article is that the concept of kvinde (woman) was redefined in the 19th century in Denmark, and that it can be studied alongside other central concepts ...
Sissel Bjerrum Fossat +2 more
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“THE RAVEN”: AN ODYSSEY THROUGH NORSE MYTHOLOGY*
This study purports to find the correlation and the affinities between Edgar Allan Poe`s “The Raven” and the very aspect of Norse mythology. To do this, the tales from Norse Mythology will be juxtaposed through the lines of “The Raven”. In a way; it will be an odyssey through Norse mythology to the implications of Poe in his poem “The Raven”.
Kabak, Elif, Edman, Timuçin Buğra
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The article focuses on how a nineteenth-century Swedish nationalistic movement, Göthicism, understood masculinity. The primary example used is Manhemsförbundet (the Manhem Society), an initiatory and educational organization active between 1815–1823 ...
Fredrik Gregorius
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Can artificial intelligence-assisted auscultation become the Heimdallr for diagnosing congenital heart disease? [PDF]
Ou Y.
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