No. 13 (2020): Constructing Masculinity in Old Norse Culture

Articles and dissertations

• Discovering Medieval Masculinities. A Personal Story

  Ásdís Egilsdóttir

  9-15

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• The Flexible Masculinity of Loki

  Ármann Jakobsson

  16-27

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• Valour and Balance: Prerequisites of a Hegemonic Masculinity in the Family Sagas

  Csete Katona

  28-47

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• Aggressive Masculinity and Environment in the Icelandic Landnám

  Mathias Nordvig

  48-63

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• Mannfrœði and mannjafnaðr and their Relation to Games

  Remigiusz Gogosz

  64-81

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• A Few Thoughts on Weeping and Manly Behaviour in Old Norse Literature

  Jakub Morawiec

  82-89

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• Grettir’s Little Sword: Outlawry, Childhood and Masculinity in Medieval Iceland

  Marion Poilvez

  90-105

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• “The Æsir will call me perverse!” Þórr and Hyper-masculinity in Þrymskviða

  Tommy Kuusela

  106-120

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• Þæt wæs god cyning: Reading “Hrothgar’s Sermon” as an Augustine-Inspired Speculum Principum

  Łukasz Neubauer

  121-135

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• Milk, Masculinity, and Humor-Less Vikings – Gender in the Old Norse Polysystem

  Yoav Tirosh

  136-150

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• “Man is Man‘s Delight”: The Maiden King in the longer version of Hrólfs saga Gautrekssonar

  Miriam Mayburd

  151-177

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• The Social Status of Women in the Old Icelandic Laws

  Włodzimierz Gogłoza

  178-201

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