Tools of literacy : the role of skaldic verse in Icelandic textual culture of the twelfth and thirteenth centuries /
A thorough and ground-breaking examination of thirteenth-century skaldic verse, linking the poets of the time with leading families and with ecclesiastical and secular learning.
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Toronto, Ont. :
University of Toronto Press,
©2001.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Skaldic Verse and Learning
- The Twelfth Century
- Drottkvaett and the study of grammatica
- The grammatical literature
- Hattalykill
- A twelfth-century poet: Bishop Kloeingr Porsteinsson
- Snorra Edda and the Study of Grammatica
- Manuscript textuality
- The medieval codices of Snorra Edda
- The manuscripts of Snorra Edda and the grammatical literature
- The Sources and the Thirteenth-Century Poet
- Sources of Skaldic Verse
- Textbooks and treatises
- Translations from Latin
- A saint's life
- Historical writing
- The Poet's Profession
- Professional poets
- Aristocratic poets in Iceland
- Clerics as poets
- Excursus: The Thirteenth-Century Poet
- Unknown thirteenth-century poets listed in both versions of Skaldatal and their patrons
- Twelfth-century poets in Sturlunga saga
- Known thirteenth-century poets
- Theory and Practice in Skaldic Poetics
- Theoretical Discussion of the Kenning
- The Kenning in vernacular literary theory
- The fusion of vernacular and Latin traditions
- The Kenning in grammatica
- Categories of meaning in Skaldskaparmal and Litla Skalda
- Pulur
- Theory and Practice in Skaldic Verse
- The Poetic treatises
- The human body dismembered in skaldic diction
- Sources of Inspiration
- Cosmology, Learning, and Body Imagery
- Neoplatonist ideas and the world-body
- Ymir's body in Snorri Sturluson's Gylfaginning
- The poetic landscape in body imagery
- Cosmological imagery
- Natural landscape
- Flora
- The human body
- Digging for Gold in Skaldic Verse.