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List of Illustrations vii
Preface ix
List of Contributors xiii
Contemporary Research into Old Norse Mythology Jens Peter Schjodt 1
Islendingabok and History Pernille Hermann 17
Why Did Christians Continue to Find Pagan Myths Useful? John McKinnell 33
Male or Female Initiation? The Strange Case of Ragnars saga Rory McTurk 53
Skirnismal and Nordic Charm Magic Stephen A. Mitchell 75
'Hildr Prepares a Bed for Most Helmet-Damagers': Snorri's Treatment of a Traditional Poetic Motif in his Edda Judy Quinn 95
Myth, Genealogy, and Narration: Some Motifs in Volsunga saga from the Perspective of the History of Religions Catharina Raudvere 119
Ibn Fadlan's Account of a Rus Funeral: To What Degree Does It Reflect Nordic Myths? Jens Peter Schjodt 133
Why Was Odinn Killed by Fenrir? A Structural Analysis of Kinship Structures in Old Norse Myths of Creation and Eschatology Rasmus Tranum Kristensen 149
Index 171
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Jay Irwin
reviewed Reflections on Old Norse Myths on September 27, 2010
Reflections on Old Norse Myths
They are just that, poems. They offer a little insight to the Gods origin stories, Loki's were a personal favorite.
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