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- 387 páginas
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The reality of the fantastic combines a 'new philological' close study of a fifteenth-century Icelandic manuscript compilation of fifteen fornaldarsögur and riddarasögur, AM 343a 4to, with an historically-based analysis of the manuscript's various contents, demonstrating how fictions that are in many respects non-realistic can be made to yield up insights into the real-world concerns and interests of a group of fifteenth-century Icelanders. Both the methodology of this study and its conclusions should interest readers from diverse fields, including literature, history and manuscript studies.
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The Viking Collection Studies in Northern Civilization - 23: The Reality of the Fantastic, Hans Jacob Orning
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- Título
- The Viking Collection Studies in Northern Civilization - 23: The Reality of the Fantastic
- Subtítulo
- The Magical, Political and Social Universe of Late Medieval Saga Manuscripts
- Idioma
- Inglés
- Autores
- Hans Jacob Orning
- Editorial
- University Press of Southern Denmark
- Publicado en
- 2017
- Formato
- Tapa dura
- Páginas
- 387
- ISBN10
- 8776749355
- ISBN13
- 9788776749354
- Serie
- Etiquetas
- Ficción, Tema histórico, Europa Occidental, Sagas familiares, Sagas, Islandia
- Descripción
- The reality of the fantastic combines a 'new philological' close study of a fifteenth-century Icelandic manuscript compilation of fifteen fornaldarsögur and riddarasögur, AM 343a 4to, with an historically-based analysis of the manuscript's various contents, demonstrating how fictions that are in many respects non-realistic can be made to yield up insights into the real-world concerns and interests of a group of fifteenth-century Icelanders. Both the methodology of this study and its conclusions should interest readers from diverse fields, including literature, history and manuscript studies.