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1 Norms, Laws and Literature The 12th Bergen International Postgraduate Symposium in Old Norse Studies 2018 Location: Auditorium 3, Jus I, Magnus Lagabøtesplass 1 Monday ( ) Registration Opening address by Jørgen Sejersted (Dean of the Humanities Faculty) 1. Íslendingasögur David Ashurst Brynja Thorgeirsdottir (Cambridge), Anger in Njáls saga: Body, Words and Gender Tom Grant (Cambridge), Creating Problems: The Smith-Poet Figure in the Íslendingasögur Lauren O'Brien (Nottingham), Egils saga Skallagrímssonar and the Rejection of his Father s Authority Coffee break Visit to special collections Lunch 2. Poetry Hannah Burrows Francesco Colombo (Cambridge), Advice, Betrayal and Possession: The Word ráða in the Eddic Poems about Sigurðr s Youth Katie Haley-Halinski (Cambridge), Birds of a Feather: Avian Taxonomies in Skaldic Kennings Leiv Olsen (Bergen), Linguistic Criteria for the Age of Eddic Poetry: Will We Ever Be Able to Achieve a Consensus on the Date of Eddic Poetry? Coffee break
2 Side 2 av 5 3. Fornaldarsögur and Romance Brittany Schorn Claudia Hoßbach (Cambridge), Hún mællti þá hlæjandi með miklum ógangi: Laughter in Íslendingasögur and fornaldarsögur Katherine Olley (Cambridge), Co-Presence or Consumption: Transgressing Kinship Norms in Old Norse Mythic-Heroic Literature Alisa Valpola-Walker (Cambridge), Viktors saga ok Blávus: Global Narratives from the Edge of the World
3 Side 3 av 5 Tuesday ( ) 4. Gender Perspectives Judy Quinn Luthien Cangemi (Cambridge), The Role of Women in Old Norse Medicine Michael Frost (Aberdeen), Bishops and Witches in Fourteenth-Century Iceland Jessica Yusek (Nottingham), Loathly Ladies and Shape-shifting Women: Gender and the Supernatural in Medieval Icelandic and Middle English Literature Coffee break 5. The King and the Aristocracy Jens Eike Schnall Beñat Elortza (Aberdeen), Memory, Law and Pragmatism: The Institutionalisation of the leiðangr in Scandinavia during the Civil Wars Heidi Synnøve Djuve (Aberdeen), A Reappraisal of Konungastyrelsen A Swedish Medieval Treatise on the Art of Royal Governance Short break Tom Morcom (Oxford), The Oscillating hirð in Morkinskinna Will Raybould (Durham), Gilded Axe-Heads and Sword-Hilts Examining Aristocratic Identity in Sven Aggesen s Lex Castrensis Sive Curiae Lunch 6. Law Helen F. Leslie-Jacobsen Anne Ladefoged (Copenhagen), The Layout in Prologue and Law Text Viktória Gyönki (Budapest), Oaths in Medieval Scandinavian Law and Literature Joseph Ryder (Bergen), Udal Law, Place Names and Thing Places? The Problems of Interdisciplinary Research as an Archaeologist of the Viking Age and Late Norse Period of Skye and the Outer Hebrides Coffee Break
4 Side 4 av 5 7. Northern Geographies Ruarigh Dale Jonas Zeit-Altpeter (Bonn), Infernum Hyslandie Gateway to Hell? Icelandic Volcanism in Medieval Texts, ca William Pidzamecky (Nottingham), So it was written, so it shall be? Investigating Written Primary Source Evidence for Viking Expansion to England, Ireland, and Eastern Europe in the 8th to 10th centuries Conference Dinner (Matbørsen, Vågsallmenningen 1)
5 Side 5 av 5 Wednesday ( ) 8. Writing Culture and Runology Juliane Tiemann Johan Bollaert (Oslo), Roman Alphabet Inscriptions in Early Medieval Norway A Distinct Writing Culture? Elisabeth Magin (Nottingham), Rethinking Runology Caroline Wilhelmsson (Aberdeen), Öland s Runes and its Clergy: A Case of Interdependence? Coffee break 9. Manuscript Studies Odd Einar Haugen Sven Kraus (Berlin), Medieval Literature and the National : Normative Discourses in Research and Perception Patrick Farrugia (Bergen), A Case for Lasting Old Norwegian Influence in Northern Iceland Short break Zuzana Stankovitsová (Bergen), Building a Stemma of the Króka-Refs saga Manuscripts Nina Stensaker (Bergen), Dealing with a Law Fragment Lunch 10. Communities Zuzana Stankovitsová Alexander J. Wilson (Durham), Alternative Communities in the Sagas: Constructing a Methodology for Literary Interpretation William Brockbank (Oxford), Nis þæt heoru stow: Unpleasant Places in Beowulf and Grettis saga Thomas Spray (Durham), On Origins: George Dasent, Charles Darwin, and Old Norse Glossology Coffee
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