Reflections on the Creation of Snorri Sturluson’s Prose Edda by Heimir Pálsson

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Visualiseringsstrategier og erindringsarkitektur i Snorri Sturlusons Edda by Pernille Hermann

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Snorri Sturluson in Italy: An Interview With Dario Giansanti and Stefano Mazza by Giansanti, Dario, Mazza, Stefano

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Torfi H. Tulinius. The Enigma of Egill: The Saga, the Viking Poet, and Snorri Sturluson. by Theodore M. Andersson

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Francesco Sangriso, Snorri Sturluson Heimskringla: le saghe dei re di Norvegia III (Alessandria: Edizioni dell’Orso, 2015) by Marco Vignola

“…Book review of: Francesco Sangriso, Snorri Sturluson Heimskringla: le saghe dei re di Norvegia III (Alessandria: Edizioni dell’Orso, 2015)…”
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Maurizio Tani, La chiesa di Akureyri: Guida storico-artistica alla parrocchiale luterana della «capitale del nord» (Grafarvogur: Snorri Sturluson, 2010) by Gisli Adalsteinsso

“…Review of the book by Maurizio Tani: La chiesa di Akureyri: Guida storico-artistica alla parrocchiale luterana della «capitale del nord» (Grafarvogur: Snorri Sturluson, 2010)…”
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How Gylfi’s Illusion Breathes Life into the Sky by Gísli Sigurðsson

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Viking Age Hair by Elisabeth Arwill-Nordbladh

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The sturlung era in modern Icelandic historical prose: Einar Kárason by Olga Markelova

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Snorri’s Trollwives by William Sayers

“… ABSTRACT: The 60 names for female trolls associated with Snorri Sturluson’s Skaldskaparmál are constructed according to specific phono-semantic criteria. …”
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Finding Poetry in the Ground— a Kenning of Silver from Neble, Zealand by Peter Pentz

“…This dual iconography is suggested as a material reference to the kenning shield-wheel, known from Snorri Sturluson´s Skáldskaparmál. …”
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Constructing the Folk Cultural Sphere: Agency, Media and Authority by - Frog

“…Thephenomenon is explored through a series of cases, organized chronologically, on:medieval manuscript technologies and Snorri Sturluson’s Edda; seventeenth- and eighteenth-century written representationsof Sámi; a nineteenth-century living ethnographic exhibition of Sámi; currentfieldwork documenting Rotenese and Tetun traditions in Indonesia; acommunity-driven living ethnographic exhibition on the island of Java. …”
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Returning to the Old Country: Bill Holm’s Quest for an Icelandic-American Identity by Øyvind T. Gulliksen

“…As an Icelandic-American writer, Holm had the benefit of using his knowledge of, and his extensive reading of, both Icelandic and American literature in his own experiences and his writing. Both Snorri Sturluson and Walt Whitman provided him with a useful past.…”
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A Kingdom for my Bed: Marriage, Sexuality, and Power in Harald Fairhair’s Conquest of Norway by Karl Christian Alvestad

“…<p>Snorri Sturluson’s account of Harald I Fairhair’s conquest and unification of Norway starts with a failed marriage proposal and a haughty girl refusing to marry Harald until he has subjugated all of Norway and rules as the land’s sole king. …”
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Reassessing the career of Óláfr Tryggvason in the Insular world by Ellis, C

“…It focuses on his career in the Insular world (that is, Britain, Ireland and the associated islands), as presented in the twelfth-century synoptic histories (Historia Norwegiae, Theodoricus monachus, and Ágrip af Nóregskonungasǫgum) and in the late twelfth- and thirteenth-century sagas, particularly Oddr Snorrason’s saga and Snorri Sturluson’s Heimskringla. These Scandinavian written sources are compared to continental and Insular ones, alongside a consideration of relevant archaeological and numismatic evidence. …”

A stylistic study of the sagas of Sturla Þórðarson and their relationship to some other thirteenth century Icelandic historical and literary sagas by Blackall, S, Blackall, Susan Elizabeth

“…In <em>Heimskringla</em> (c. 1230), a history of Norwegian kings up to 1177, Snorri Sturluson freely adapts and selects from his source material to produce a wellreasoned pattern of events. …”