Icelandic literature
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Elli and Thor: How an elderly woman beat the god of thunder in wrestling
In this classic tale from the sagas, we learn how even the mightiest of Norse gods can be humbled due to their hubris.1 year ago — Culture and religion -
Icelandic exhibition highlights ancient manuscripts of Norse mythology
The World in Words exhibition explores some of the most valuable texts in Icelandic literature.1 year ago — News -
From myth to monarchy: Heimskringla and the legacy of Viking rulers
Shedding light on medieval history, the Heimskringla is a collection of sagas that combine historical facts, fantasy, and tall tales in an entertaining manner.2 years ago — Partner content -
Book review: Viking Age Iceland
Jesse Byock examines how Iceland, a peaceful and egalitarian proto-democracy free from feudalism, wars, and invasion during the early medieval period, could produce such violent and bloody literature as the famous sagas. This intriguing question forms the essence of his study.2 years ago — Reviews