Rebecca Merkelbach:Monsters in Society. Alterity, Transgression and the Use of the Medieval Past in Medieval Iceland

Articles in the same Issue

1. Frontmatter
2. Obituaries
3. In memoriam: Klaus Düwel
4. In memoriam: Julia Zernack
5. Editorial
6. Kenningstudien
7. Kenningstudien
8. Kennings and variability
9. Kennings for ‘raven’ and ‘eagle’
10. Riddles and Kennings
11. Kennings in Old English Verse and in the Poetic Edda
12. Kenningar in den metrischen Runeninschriften der Wikingerzeit und des Mittelalters
13. “The fair draught of Óðinn”
14. Articles
15. Lene Asks Kjære Rikard som utgangspunkt for utvikling av emosjonell literacy og mentaliseringsevne
16. Den kriminelle romanen og leseren
17. Reviews
18. Harald Bjorvand/Fredrik Otto Lindeman:Våre arveord. Etymologisk ordbok
19. Helge Sandøy, Agnete Nesse (eds.):Norsk språkhistorie. Bd. I Mønster (681 S.), Bd. II Praksis (684 S.), Bd. III Ideologi (548 S.), Bd. IV Tidslinjer (798 S.)
20. Katharina Fürholzer:Das Ethos des Pathographen: Literatur- und medizinethische Dimensionen von Krankenbiographien
21. Leonie Krutzinna:Der norwegische Schwitters. Die Merz-Kunst im Exil
22. Rebecca Merkelbach:Monsters in Society. Alterity, Transgression and the Use of the Medieval Past in Medieval Iceland
23. Kim P. Middel:The search for self-awareness. The road to national identity on Iceland, sæc. xiii–xx