دانلود کتاب Handbook of Pre-Modern Nordic Memory Studies: Interdisciplinary Approaches

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Table of Contents\nForeword\nPreface and Acknowledgements\nList of Illustrations\nAbbreviations\nPre-Modern Nordic Memory Studies: An Introduction\nPart I: Disciplines, Traditions and Perspectives\nCulture and Communication\nI: 1 Rhetoric\nI: 2 Philosophy and Theology\nI: 3 History of Religion\nI: 4 Mythology\nI: 5 Folklore Studies\nI: 6 Performance Studies\nI: 7 Orality and Oral Theory\nMaterial Culture\nI: 8 Archaeology\nI: 9 Late Iron Age Architecture\nI: 10 Medieval Architecture\nI: 11 Museology\nPhilology\nI: 12 Law\nI: 13 Linguistics and Philology\nI: 14 Material Philology\nI: 15 Runology\nAesthetics and Communication\nI: 16 Literary Studies\nI: 17 Trauma Studies\nI: 18 Media Studies\nI: 19 Spatial Studies\nI: 20 Translation Studies\nI: 21 Visual Culture\nConstructing the Past\nI: 22 History\nI: 23 Medieval Latin\nI: 24 Environmental Humanities\nNeighbouring Disciplines\nI: 25 Anglo-Saxon Studies\nI: 26 Celtic Studies\nI: 27 Sámi Studies\nIn-Dialogue\nI: 28 Reception Studies\nI: 29 Popular Culture\nI: 30 Contemporary Popular Culture\nPart II: Case Studies\nMedia: Mediality\nII: 1 Orality\nII: 2 Writing and the Book\nII: 3 Manuscripts\nII: 4 Skin\nII: 5 Textual Performativity\nII: 6 Text Editing\nII: 7 Miracles\nII: 8 Hagiography\nMedia: Visual modes\nII: 9 Images\nII: 10 Óðinn’s Ravens\nII: 11 Ornamentation\nII: 12 Animation\nII: 13 Marian Representations\nMedia: Narrating the past\nII: 14 Dialogues with the Past\nII: 15 Trauma\nII: 16 Icelanders Abroad\nII: 17 Folk Belief\nII: 18 Emotions\nII: 19 Remembering Gendered Vengeance\nII: 20 Remembering the Future\nSpace: Nature\nII: 21 Nature and Mythology\nII: 22 Climate and Weather\nII: 23 Skyscape\nSpace: Landscape\nII: 24 Onomastics\nII: 25 Cartography\nII: 26 Diaspora\nII: 27 Pilgrimage\nII: 28 Pilgrimage – Gotland\nII: 29 Landscape and Mounds\nII: 30 Saga Burial Mounds\nII: 31 Sites\nII: 32 Memorial Landscapes\nAction: Using specialist knowledge\nII: 33 Skalds\nII: 34 Kennings\nII: 35 Charm Workers\nII: 36 Mental Maps\nII: 37 Mnemonic Methods\nAction: Performing commemoration\nII: 38 Ritual\nII: 39 Ritual Lament\nII: 40 Memorial Toasts\nII: 41 Women and Remembrance Practices\nII: 42 Donation Culture\nII: 43 Chain Dancing\nII: 44 Neo-Paganism\nPower: Designing beginnnings\nII: 45 Origins\nII: 46 Genealogies\nII: 47 Religion and Gender\nII: 48 Strategies of Remembering\nII: 49 Remembering Origins\nPower: National memories\nII: 50 Danish Perspectives\nII: 51 Danish Perspectives – N.F.S. Grundtvig\nII: 52 Faroese Perspectives\nII: 53 Greenlandic Perspectives\nII: 54 Icelandic Perspectives\nII: 55 Norwegian Perspectives\nII: 56 Norwegian Perspectives – Heimskringla\nII: 57 Swedish Perspectives\nII: 58 Swedish Perspectives\nII: 59 Balto-Finnic Perspectives\nPower: Envisioning the northern past\nII: 60 Canadian Perspectives\nII: 61 U.S. Perspectives\nII: 62 North American Perspectives – Suggested Runic Monuments\nII: 63 Irish Perspectives\nII: 64 British Perspectives\nII: 65 The Northern Isles\nII: 66 French Perspectives\nII: 67 German Perspectives\nII: 68 Polish Perspectives\nII: 69 Russian Perspectives\nII: 70 Russian Perspectives – Viking\nPart III: Texts and Images\nEinleitung\nRemembering the Past and Foreseeing the Future: Mnemonic genres and classical Old Norse memory texts\nMedia of Memory and Forgetting: Oral and written transmission of memories in prologues and colophones\nMedia of Memory and Forgetting: Figures of remembering and forgetting\nMemory in Action: Memory strategies and memory scenes in sagas, poetry, laws, and theological and historical texts\nRunic Inscriptions\nColour Plates\nSelect Bibliography of Pre-Modern Nordic Memory Studies\nContributors\nIndex