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SYMBOLIC MEANING OF SWORD PRESENTATIONIN ICELANDIC KING’S SAGA
Bulletin of the Moscow State Regional University (History and Political Science), 2018 openaire +2 more sources
Sagas for Sustainability? Commons, Conflict and Cooperation in the Sagas of Icelanders
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Chuzhdoezikovo Obuchenie-Foreign Language Teaching, 2021
This paper seeks to answer the question whether the great wealth of Icelandic literature in the sagas and the Eddas of the 12th – 13th c. is accessible to modern Icelanders without special linguistic training and hence whether it is possible for a language to remain almost intact and impervious to changes for more than 7 centuries.
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This paper seeks to answer the question whether the great wealth of Icelandic literature in the sagas and the Eddas of the 12th – 13th c. is accessible to modern Icelanders without special linguistic training and hence whether it is possible for a language to remain almost intact and impervious to changes for more than 7 centuries.
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2022
The sagas of Icelanders deal with the life of wealthy farmers in Iceland in the period from 930 to 1030 ce, in the so-called Saga Age. They were recorded over a long period of time in the Middle Ages. The term “saga” commonly designates an epic prose narrative from medieval Iceland that includes a vast number of persons and events, but some sagas focus
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The sagas of Icelanders deal with the life of wealthy farmers in Iceland in the period from 930 to 1030 ce, in the so-called Saga Age. They were recorded over a long period of time in the Middle Ages. The term “saga” commonly designates an epic prose narrative from medieval Iceland that includes a vast number of persons and events, but some sagas focus
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