The purpose of this study is to presents set of motifs (main characters, events, typical features etc.) that are connected witch deadly banquets in Old Norse literature. It should provide the reader with a basic overview about the function and depiction of banquets in this culture and help him understand why these inverted feasts occur in Old Norse myths so often. The interpretative framework is comprised of fenomenological theories of Mircea Eliade and psychological interpretations of myths represented by works of C. G. Jung and Joseph Campbell. With a help of these theories is the deadly banquet interpreted as a depiction of Otherworld
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This dissertation deals with the interpretation of four myths from early medieval Scandinavia, in wh...
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The nature of life after death is only tentatively sketched out in the canonical writings of the Chr...
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This paper attempts to describe the interventions of the fate into the lives of chosen characters fr...
The state of the sources of the Old Norse religions presents a great problem. Most of them were writ...
This study examines supernatural references in medieval Icelandic literature in light of modern Icel...
The purpose of this inquiry is to investigate whether an exploration of Níðhöggr and Miðgarðsormr th...
This thesis demonstrates that there is a compelling link between the ancient northern Bear Cult and ...
Abstract The aim of this essay is to understand the view of man as a creature in the Norse culture b...
This dissertation deals with the interpretation of four myths from early medieval Scandinavia, in wh...
This thesis addresses the incorporation of mythological patterns, characters, and motifs in selected...
This thesis is a study of animal shape-shifting in Old Norse culture, considering, among other thing...
Violence and violent death in the pre-Christian Scandinavian Viking Age are both particular research...
The Norse werewolf is a joint term under which the author has chosen to subsume the diversity of mo...
This thesis examines the figure of the oral storyteller as depicted in various Old Norse literary so...
The nature of life after death is only tentatively sketched out in the canonical writings of the Chr...
This dissertation looks at three closely related Norse texts, all dated to the early thirteenth cent...
This study analyzes the literary presentation of warfare in Old English and Old Norse texts in terms...
This paper attempts to describe the interventions of the fate into the lives of chosen characters fr...
The state of the sources of the Old Norse religions presents a great problem. Most of them were writ...
This study examines supernatural references in medieval Icelandic literature in light of modern Icel...