Die Nationalen Forschungsschwerpunkte (NFS) sind ein Förderungsmittel des
Schweizerischen Nationalfonds
.
Mediality in late medieval Iceland
A workshop of the National Centre of Competence in Research (NCCR) ‘Mediality’
30. November – 3. Dezember 2009
Else Mundal:
To what degree did written texts change oral performance
Russell Poole:
Competitive texts
Ármann Jakobsson:
The origin of the
þáttr
genre
Kevin Müller:
The terminology of literacy in
Sturlunga saga
Lena Rohrbach:
The written legacy of the Sturlung age – reflections on a media change
Guðvarður Már Gunnlaugsson:
The speed of the scribe
Svanhildur Óskarsdóttir:
Icelandic manuscripts 1300–1500: scribes, users and patrons
Jonas Wellendorf:
Virtues and vices: the
Fourth Grammatical Treatise
Ellen E. Peters:
„Postclassical”
Íslendingasögur
and the function of the söguöld in late medieval Iceland
Gísli Sigurðsson:
Njáls saga
and its listeners‘ assumed knowledge
Guðrún Nordal:
Njáls saga
manuscripts from the fourteenth century
Karl G. Johansson:
Skalds and kings. The example of Skáldasaga in
Hauksbók
Jens Eike Schnall:
Collecting, compiling, commenting: a media perspective on
Hauksbók
Kate Heslop:
The mediality of Mímir
Judy Quinn:
Memories of the afterworld in Old Norse literature
Pernille Hermann:
Sagas of Icelanders, mediality and narration
Flateyjarbók GKS 1005 fol, 3v
