Snorri Sturluson Bücher

Die nach 1220 von Snorri Sturluson verfasste »Jüngere Edda« oder »Prosa-Edda« ist ein Lehrbuch für die altisländischen Dichter, die sogenannten Skalden. Sie werden anhand vieler Beispiele mit den Inhalten, den sprachlichen Techniken und metrischen Formen ihrer kunstvollen Poesie vertraut gemacht. Die vorliegende, mit umfangreichem Kommentar versehene Auswahl konzentriert sich vor allem auf die Kapitel, die den Inhalten gewidmet sind. Sie sind als Gesamtdarstellung der nordgermanischen Mythologie bis heute von unschätzbarem Wert.

This collection of Norse myths, attributed to Snorri Sturluson around 1220, offers a rich exploration of Icelandic heritage. It includes a prologue linking Norse gods to the Trojans, followed by Gylfaginning, which narrates the cosmos's creation and destruction. Skáldskaparmál features a dialogue on poetry between Ægir and Bragi, while Háttatal presents various poetic forms. As a cornerstone of Icelandic literature, this edition is enhanced with an introduction, notes, and vocabulary by Rasmus B. Anderson, printed on premium acid-free paper.

The first volume of a new translation of Snorri Sturluson's history of the Norwegian kings, with introduction and notes. The second edition is corrected and updated.

This collection features six classic sagas, including the epic tale of Beowulf and the mythological narratives of The Prose Edda and Sigurd The Volsung. Readers will explore the adventures of Eric The Red and the intriguing story of Gunnlaug The Worm-Tongue. Additionally, the volume includes an introductory essay that provides insight into the significance and cultural context of these sagas, enriching the understanding of these timeless narratives.

Exploring the rich tapestry of Viking mythology, this title features Gylfaginning, a foundational text that delves into Norse myths, and Skaldskaparmal, which provides insights into poetic diction and heroic tales. Ideal for poets inspired by the skalds, it serves as both a guide and a source of legendary narratives from the Middle Ages, capturing the essence of ancient storytelling and poetic tradition.

Immerse yourself in Norse mythology through a curated collection of The Poetic Edda and The Prose Edda, showcasing the rich sagas, gods, and heroes of ancient Northern culture. This essential volume invites readers on a unique journey into the enchanting world of Norse folklore and beliefs, making it a significant addition to Henderson Publishing's Norse Literature Series.

Exploring Norse mythology, this translation of Snorri Sturluson's work delves into the pantheon of Gods and Goddesses, alongside the creation story central to Norse beliefs. The book is structured into three parts: the fooling of Gylfe, Brage's Talk, and Skáldskaparmál, offering insights into poetic diction. Featuring a comprehensive introduction, notes, and vocabulary, this large print edition serves as an essential resource for anyone interested in pagan beliefs and the rich tradition of Icelandic literature.