Viking and Medieval Scandinavia

Viking and Medieval Scandinavia

ISSN: 1782-7183
E-ISSN: 2030-9902

Viking and Medieval Scandinavia is a multidisciplinary journal that covers the full range of studies in the field, stretching geographically from Russia to North America and chronologically from the Viking Age to the end of the medieval period.

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Publisher	Brepols
Frequency	1 issue/year
Language	English
Journal Status	Active

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- Translating the Prophecies of Merlin in Iceland: Gunnlaugr Leifsson’s Merlínusspá and Geoffrey of Monmouth’s Prophetiae Merlini
  
  By: Sean Spillane
- Emendations and the Choice between Variants in the Eddic Poems
  
  By: Mikael Males
- A Playful Text and a Text Full of Play: Examples of Ludic Elements in and around the Prose Edda
  
  By: Pernille Hermann
- Historiosophy of Sven Aggesen: The Concept of History and Realm from Twelfth-Century Denmark
  
  By: Michał Gniadek-Zieliński
- A New Interpretation of the Malt Inscription
  
  By: Staffan Fridell
- Fear and Friendship in Two Old Norse Visions: The Evolution of Social Networks in Thirteenth-Century Iceland
  
  By: Eira Kathleen Ebbs
- Encastellation as a Manifestation of the Concentration of Power in Medieval Iceland
  
  By: Grégory Cattaneo
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Viking and Medieval Scandinavia

Latest Articles Latest articles RSS feed

Translating the Prophecies of Merlin in Iceland: Gunnlaugr Leifsson’s Merlínusspá and Geoffrey of Monmouth’s Prophetiae Merlini

Emendations and the Choice between Variants in the Eddic Poems

A Playful Text and a Text Full of Play: Examples of Ludic Elements in and around the Prose Edda

Historiosophy of Sven Aggesen: The Concept of History and Realm from Twelfth-Century Denmark

A New Interpretation of the Malt Inscription

Fear and Friendship in Two Old Norse Visions: The Evolution of Social Networks in Thirteenth-Century Iceland

Encastellation as a Manifestation of the Concentration of Power in Medieval Iceland

Front Matter ("Illustrations")

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Polygyny, Concubinage, and the Social Lives of Women in Viking-Age Scandinavia

Culture and Gender in the Danelaw: Scandinavian and Anglo-Scandinavian Brooches

Thresholds and Passages: The Meanings of Bridges and Crossings in the Viking Age and Early Middle Ages

A Divided Society: Peasants and the Aristocracy in Medieval Iceland

Salvation and Early Saga Writing in Iceland: Aspects of the Works of the Þingeyrar Monks and their Associates

New Perspectives on Eastern Vikings/Rus in Arabic Sources

The State and the Strangers: The Role of External Forces in a Process of State Formation in Viking-Age South Scandinavia (c. AD 900–1050)

Between Frankish and Viking: Frisia and Frisians in the Viking Age

Was Erik the Red’s Brattahlið Located at Qinngua? A Dissenting View

Into Viking Minds: Reinterpreting the Staffs of Sorcery and Unravelling Seiðr