UID:
almafu_9960099808802883
Format:
1 online resource (298 pages) :
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illustrations.
Series Statement:
Andere ästhetik ; 1
Content:
The book series Andere AEsthetik - Studien (AAES) (Different Aesthetics - Studies) mainly comprises monographs and collections of scholarly articles that address the research programme of the Collaborative Research Centre 1391 in a disciplinary perspective.
Note:
Includes indexes.
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Acknowledgements -- Lukas Rosli and Stefanie Gropper / In Search of the Culprit. Aspects of Medieval Authorship. Introduction -- Jilrg Glauser / "... who is the author of this book?" Creating Literary Authorship in Medieval Iceland -- Lukas Rosli / The Primal Scribe. The Old Norse scriptogenesis and Ari Porgilsson inn fr63i as Iceland's First Author -- Stefanie Gropper / The 'Heteronomous Authorship' of Icelandic Saga Literature. The Example of Sneglu-Halla pattr -- Sigurdur Ingibergur Bjbrnsson, Steingrimur PSII KSrason and J6n Karl Helgason / Stylometry and the Faded Fingerprints of Saga Authors -- Judy Quinn / Anonymity and the Textual Construction of Authority in Prosimetrum -- Lena Rohrbach / The Persistence of the Humanistic Legacy. Concepts of Authorship and Textuality in Kommgasogur Studies -- Slavica Rankovic / Spectres of Agency. The Case of Fostbrcedra saga and its Distributed Author -- Gudrun Bamberger / A Theory of Early Modern Authorship. Dealing with Accountability in 16th-Century German Prose Novels -- List of Contents -- Matthias Bauer and Angelika Zirker / Shakespeare's Medieval Co-Authors -- Madita Knopfle / Conceptions of Authorship. The Case of Armannsrimur and Their Reworkings in Early Modern Iceland -- Margret Eggertsdottir / The Best-Written Saga and the Absence of its Author -- Figures and Charts -- Index of Names -- Index of Works -- Index of Manuscripts -- Index of Matters.
Additional Edition:
ISBN 3-11-072548-7
Language:
English
