Текст книги "Валькирия. Женщина в мире викингов"

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Скандинавские саги и поэзия

Старшая Эдда.

Анонимный поэтический сборник скандинавских песен и легенд, начиная с картины сотворения мира в «Прорицании вёльвы» до предсказания о Рагнарёке и не только.

Снорри Стурлусон, Младшая Эдда.

Справочник по скандинавской мифологии и поэтике, написанный в начале XIII века исландским писателем, историографом и политиком Снорри Стурлусоном.

Сага о Вёльсунгах.

Сага о Рагнаре Меховые Штаны.

Две саги, повествующие о событиях древних легенд, частично пересказанных «старшей Эдде». Истории о славе и высокомерии, жадности и интригах, предательстве и смерти, а также о любви, горе и возмездии.

Сага о Ньяле.

Эпическая сага о трагических судьбах нескольких семей в Исландии эпохи викингов, в которой затрагиваются такие темы, как любовь, дружба, ревность, возмущение, социальная и гендерная иерархия, насилие и примирение.

Саги об исландцах.

Подборка наиболее известных саг об исландцах, включая те, что часто упоминаются и цитируются в этой книге, а также содержащая другой полезный вспомогательный материал. Полные невзгод судьбы семей, которые отправились из Норвегии в Исландию в поисках новой жизни, и нескольких поколений их потомков.

Сага о Хервёр и Хейдреке.

Сага о легендарной деве щита Хервёр и ее родных, об их непростых судьбах, в которые неоднократно вторгается война.

Снорри Стурлусон. Круг Земной.

Сборник саг XIII века с произведениями скальдов, встроенными в прозаическое повествование о захватывающей истории Норвегии и Швеции от мифических истоков до XII века.

Книги о викингах и их культуре, переведенные на русский язык

Кэролайн Ларрингтон. Скандинавские мифы.

Яркое введение в мир скандинавских мифов и легенд с множеством примеров из источников как эпохи викингов, так и более поздних времен.

Библиография

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