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The anthropology of Hrafnkell's saga and its early episodes. By Hermann Pálsson.
Hrafnkels saga Freysgoði has become a hot topic of research for scholars, and among them, the most notable is undoubtedly the work of Dr. Hermann Pálsson, Professor of Edinburgh, in the past quarter of a century. The anthropology of Hrafnkels sagaog prúmðððir proves how much he strives to see this intriguing but controversial work of art in a new light. The book, like similar works by Hermann Pálsson, is characterized by knowledge and thoroughness.
The Anthropology of Hrafnkell's Saga and its Early Parts is the third volume in the Icelandic Literary Commentary. The book is divided into five main chapters, which bear the following headings: Methods, Hrafnkell's Saga and Other Writings, Drafts of Anthropology, Various Early Parts, and Proverbs and Other Core Sayings. The author dedicates The Anthropology of Hrafnkell's Saga and its Early Parts to Peter Springborg at the Árnasafn in Copenhagen, the publisher of Hrafnkell's Saga of Freysgoði.
Hrafnkels saga Freysgoði has become a hot topic of research for scholars, and among them, the most notable is undoubtedly the work of Dr. Hermann Pálsson, Professor of Edinburgh, in the past quarter of a century. The anthropology of Hrafnkels sagaog prúmðððir proves how much he strives to see this intriguing but controversial work of art in a new light. The book, like similar works by Hermann Pálsson, is characterized by knowledge and thoroughness.
The Anthropology of Hrafnkell's Saga and its Early Parts is the third volume in the Icelandic Literary Commentary. The book is divided into five main chapters, which bear the following headings: Methods, Hrafnkell's Saga and Other Writings, Drafts of Anthropology, Various Early Parts, and Proverbs and Other Core Sayings. The author dedicates The Anthropology of Hrafnkell's Saga and its Early Parts to Peter Springborg at the Árnasafn in Copenhagen, the publisher of Hrafnkell's Saga of Freysgoði.