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Introduction
Acknowledgements
1 Mapping the terrain: problems and paradigms in nationality, land and spirituality
2 Laying the firm foundations
3 Standing in the breach
4 Extra Cambriam nulla salus: nation as Church and Church as nation
5 A kingdom of priests: Gwenallt
6 Apocalypse of tradition: Waldo
Epilogue: That the glory that was may be kept for the ages to come
Notes
Select bibliography
Index
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Tim Taylor
reviewed Sacred Place,Chosen People on April 13, 2012
Sacred Place,Chosen People
This collection of scholarly essays on women in Old Norse literature contains a number of valuable contributiions to the field. I found Helga Kress' feminist reading of the courtship of Frey and Gerd, "Taming the Shrew: The Rise of Patriarchy and the Subordination of the Feminine in Old Norse Literature" to be particularly illuminating.
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