The Laxdœla Saga : Its Structural Patterns
This study is an unorthodox approach to the origin, historicity, and authorship of the anonymous Icelandic sagas. Following the publication of her translation of the "Laxdœla Saga", in this volume Madelung uses her deep knowledge of the text to demonstrate the literary quality and aestheti...
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Main Author: | Arent Madelung, A. Margaret (auth) |
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Format: | Book Chapter |
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Chapel Hill
The University of North Carolina Press
1972
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