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Death in Medieval Europe: Death Scripted and Death Choreographed, 2017
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The Role of the Dead in Medieval Iceland: A Case Study of Eyrbyggja Saga
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Messages from the Otherworld: The Roles of the Dead in Medieval Iceland
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2013
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The dead in dreams: medieval Icelandic conceptions of the unquiet dead
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Journal of Medieval History, 2022
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Disturbances of the Mind and Body: Effects of the Living Dead in Medieval Iceland
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Mental (Dis)Order in Later Medieval Europe, ed. by Sari Katajala-Peltomaa & Susanna Niiranen. Leiden: Brill 2014, 219-242.
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· Gardeła, L. (2009) The Good, the Bad and the Undead. New Thoughts on the Ambivalence of Old Norse Sorcery. In A. Ney, H. Williams, and F.C. Ljungqvist (eds.), Á austrvega. Saga and East Scandinavia. Preprint Papers of The 14th International Saga Conference Uppsala, 9th – 15th August 2009. Volume 1, Gävle: Gävle University Press 2009, 285-294.
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Rebecca Merkelbach
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Klevnäs, A. (2023). "Surely every live man fades among the dead. Fear and desire in the afterlife of Viking Age graves". The Norse sorceress: mind and materiality in the Viking world. L. Gardeła, S. Bønding and P. Pentz. Oxford, Oxbow Books: 172-184.
Alison Klevnäs
2023
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Contact with the Dead in Iceland Past and Present: The Findings of a New Survey of Folk Belief and Experiences of the Supernatural in Iceland
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Religions, 2024
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Doors to Other Worlds: Scandinavian Death Rituals in Gotlandic Perspectives
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Old Norse Mythology—Comparative Perspectives, 2017
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ARV Nordic yearbook of Folklore 2014, Vol. 70. Special issue: Magic and Texts
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The heroized dead: people, animals, and materiality in Scandinavian death rituals, ad 200–1000
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Old Norse religion in long-term perspectives: Origins, Changes & Interactions (Vagar Till Midgard), co-edited by Anders Andrén, Kristina Jennbert and Catharina Raudvere, 2006
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Prospective Memory of Death in Old Norse and Icelandic Sources
Eric Bryan
Neophilologus, 2019
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Seiðr & Shamans: Defining the Myth of Ritual Specialists in pre-Christian Scandinavia An article
Sebastian L. Klein
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The Icelandic Folktales about Magician-Priests: Origins and Significance in the Culture Ritgerð til MA-prófs í Medieval Icelandic Studies
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Revenants in Medieval Icelandic Literature Caiete Echinox 21 p 58 74
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An Encapsulation of Óðinn: Religious Belief and Ritual Practice Among the Viking Age Elite with Particular Focus Upon the Practice of Ritual Hanging (PhD Thesis 2016)
Douglas Dutton
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The Dead as Resources. The Utilization of Death and Burial for the Construction of Social Identity and Legitimacy in Viking Age Scandinavia
Matthias S Toplak
Quaestiones Medii Aevi Novae, 2018
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The Supernatural Image of Northern Fenno-Scandinavia in Pre-Modern Literature (MA Thesis in Old Norse Religion by Lyonel D. Perabo, University of Iceland, 2016)
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Shamanism in Norse myth and magic
Clive Tolley
2009
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The Place of the Evil: Infant Abandonment in Old Norse Society
Sean Lawing
Scandinavian Studies, 2013
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Arturo Tozzi
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Magic and Kingship in Medieval Iceland: The Construction of a Discourse of Political Resistance by Nicolas Meylan (review)
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Scandinavian Studies, 2016
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Interpreting Old Norse Magic: A Thematic Analysis of Seiðr, According to Runic Inscriptions.
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Interpreting Old Norse Magic: A Thematic Analysis of Seiðr, According to Runic Inscriptions., 2024
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Icelandic Spiritualism: Mediumship and Modernity in Iceland
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Contemporary Sociology, 1997
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Galdrabok-an icelandic grimoire
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Review: [Clive Tolley. Shamanism in Norse Myth and Magic. 2 vols. Folklore Fellows’ Communications 296-297. Academia Scientiarum Fennica: Helsinki, 2009]
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Vellum , 2013
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