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Medial perspectives on textual culture in the Icelandic Middle Ages
BuchKartoniert, Paperback
328 Seiten
Englisch
Chronoserschienen am28.02.2018
Among the texts examined are Sturlunga saga, a narrative cycle depicting the bitter feuding preceding Iceland s loss of independence in 1262/4; Hauksbók or 'Haukr s Book', a manuscript 'micro-library', containing among other things a history of the Christianisation of Iceland, narratives about legendary Vikings, the story of Troy, and computistical material; Víglundar saga, an exemplary romance in saga form; grammatical treatises in which native poetry is analysed in terms of classical rhetoric; and a tiny sixteenth-century manuscript of the vita of St Margaret, written as an amulet for the scribe s pregnant daughter. Showcasing medially-focused responses to a wide range of medieval writing and textuality, the collection demonstrates the promise of a medial approach to Iceland s extraordinarily rich and long-lived textual culture.mehr

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KlappentextAmong the texts examined are Sturlunga saga, a narrative cycle depicting the bitter feuding preceding Iceland s loss of independence in 1262/4; Hauksbók or 'Haukr s Book', a manuscript 'micro-library', containing among other things a history of the Christianisation of Iceland, narratives about legendary Vikings, the story of Troy, and computistical material; Víglundar saga, an exemplary romance in saga form; grammatical treatises in which native poetry is analysed in terms of classical rhetoric; and a tiny sixteenth-century manuscript of the vita of St Margaret, written as an amulet for the scribe s pregnant daughter. Showcasing medially-focused responses to a wide range of medieval writing and textuality, the collection demonstrates the promise of a medial approach to Iceland s extraordinarily rich and long-lived textual culture.
Details
ISBN/GTIN978-3-0340-1029-0
ProduktartBuch
EinbandartKartoniert, Paperback
Verlag
ErscheinungsortZürich
ErscheinungslandSchweiz
Erscheinungsjahr2018
Erscheinungsdatum28.02.2018
ReiheMedienwandel - Medienwechsel - Medienwissen
Reihen-Nr.29
Seiten328 Seiten
SpracheEnglisch
Gewicht535 g
Artikel-Nr.35535766
Rubriken
GenreLexika/Sprachen

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Inhaltsverzeichnis
Kate Heslop, Jürg GlauserIntroduction: Medial perspectives on textual culture in the Icelandic Middle AgesS. 9 - 62Kate HeslopTalking heads: The mediality of MímirS. 63 - 84Judy QuinnLooking ahead to what is long past: the mediality of Jóreiðr s dreaming in Sturlunga sagaS. 85 - 108Else MundalTo what degree did written texts change oral performance?S. 109 - 120Karl G. JohanssonCompilations, collections and composite manuscriptsSome notes on the manuscript HauksbókS. 121 - 142Kevin MüllerThe terminology of reading and writing in Sturlunga sagaS. 143 - 164Lena RohrbachThe written legacy of the Sturlung age - Reflections on a media changeS. 165 - 180Svanhildur ÓskarsdóttirSaints and sinners. Aspects of the production and use of manuscripts in Iceland 1300-1600S. 181 - 194Guðvarður Már GunnlaugssonThe speed of the scribes: how fast could Flateyjarbók have been written?S. 195 - 226Margaret Clunies RossThe Fourth Grammatical Treatise as medial poeticsS. 227 - 242Jonas WellendorfVirtues and vices: The Fourth Grammatical TreatiseS. 243 - 264Russell PooleConspicuous mediality in a medieval poem: the case of MerlínússpáS. 265 - 284Gísli SigurðssonNjáls saga and its listeners assumed knowledge: applying notions of mediality to a medieval textS. 285 - 294Ellen E. PetersIslendingasaga - couple romance - exemplum: Víglundar saga and the mediality of the söguöldS. 295 - 325mehr