Transformation and Identity in Old Norse Literature

Transformation and Identity in Old Norse LiteratureInvestigates how Old Norse myth, saga, and poetic traditions imagine human identity through encounters with animals, materials, and environments. What happens to the category of the "human" in a world where bodies shift shape, objects fuse with living beings, and identities slip between species? This book explores how thirteenth and fourteenth century Icelandic texts confront this question, treating transformation not just as a narrative device, but

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