10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EDDAIC»
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Bandle, Oscar; Braunmüller, Kurt; Jahr, Ernst Hakon; Karker, ...
Unlike scaldic poetry, Eddaic poetry is anonymous and its themes are not taken
from everyday life. Lines are usually drawn between mythological poetry, gnomic
poetry and heroic poetry, and the way the poems are arranged in Codex Regius
...
2
The Religion of the Northmen
Rudolph Keyser. Throndheim, prandheimr[Dront- heim], temples, 170, IT3, 198.
ThruSheimr, (the abode of ThruSvangar, j Thor, 94, 130. Thrymheimr, the abode
of SkaSi, 95, 133. ThrymskviSa, an Eddaic poem, 46. Thulr, an improvisator, 163.
3
Bandle, Oscar; Braunmuller, Kurt; Jahr, Ernst Hakon; Karker, ...
Introduction: Old Nordic poetry and the Germanic poetic tradition Germanic
alliterative poetry The Old Nordic Eddaic meters The Old Nordic scaldic meters
The 13th-century renaissance and the demise of quantitative poetry Appendix ...
Oskar Bandle, Lennart Elmevik, Gun Widmark, 2002
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Gender, Violence, and the Past in Edda and Saga
ers in Atlama'l, and he also likens the arguing of Skarpheoinn in IVja'ls saga to
theflyting in Helgakvifia Hundingsbana infi/rri.7 These motifs may be viewed as
lending the saga characters an epic grandeur by association with their Eddaic ...
5
Ring of Seasons: Iceland--Its Culture and History
The question of how much the extant versions of the eddaic poems and sagas
owe to oral tradition and how much they were the work of very able authors
remains unresolved. Icelandic oral tradition certainly preserved a considerable
core of ...
Old Norse poetry is conventionally, and somewhat arbitrarily, split into two types;
Eddaic poetry (also sometimes known as Eddic poetry) and skaldic poetry.
Eddaic poetry includes the poems of the Codex Regius and a few other similar
ones.
7
Fraser's Magazine for Town and Country
the Edda," says Mr. Latham, at p. 136, vol. ii. ; and again in the same page,
mention is made of the Eddaic Miscellany. This Edda, or Eddaic Miscellany, as
Mr. Latham, with the fear of Mr. Bentley before his eyes, calls it, is an Icelandic
collection ...
8
The Foreign Quarterly Review
merit of its own, that merit is rather as a paraphrase than a" version, which it is not
; it is, in fact, a re-casting of Milton in the Eddaic mould. Henderson goes on to
say, that "' Thorlakson has not only supported its prevailing character," (he has ...
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The Poetic Edda (The Elder Edda)
[3] As many of the Eddaic poems appear to have been orally transmitted in an
imperfect state, the collector has supplied the deficiencies by prose insertions,
whereby the integrity of the subject is to a certain degree restored. [2] Bishop P.E.
...
10
Richard Wagner: His Life and His Dramas; a Biographical ...
were attributed to this wonder-worker of the early Middle Ages, and in this way he
became a sort of composite figure, and thus was thrust into the later versions of
the Eddaic tales. All the other personages in the story are mythical. As Mr.
William James Henderson, 2013
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