Iceland and the mediaeval world
Subtitle: studies in honour of Ian Maxwell
By: edited by Gabriel Turville-Petre and John Stanley Martin.
Contributors: Maxwell, Ian Ramsay.; Turville-Petre, Gabriel.; Martin, John Stanley.
Publisher: Organising Committee for publishing a volume in honour of Ian Maxwell
Published: 1974
Place of publication: Melbourne
Language: eng
Number of pages: 176
Subjects: Maxwell, Ian Ramsay.; Old Norse philology.; Civilization, Medieval.; Iceland -- Civilization.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Hope, A. D. I.R.M., 1967.; title: Dow, H. Ian Ramsay Maxwell.; title: Kylstra, H. E. Ale and beer in Germanic.; title: Foote, P. The audience and vogue of the sagas of Icelanders.; title: Martin, J. S. Baldr's death and The golden bough.; title: Turville-Petre, G. The Sonatorrek.; title: Stephens, J. The poet and Atlakviða.; title: Vaughan, J. "Með  ólg̦um eyða".; title: Downer, L. J. Travellers' tales.; title: Hird, G. Strindberg's The outlaw and Old Norse literature.; title: Kooznetzoff, C. and Gillam, D. The Cave revisited.; title: Simon, J. L. The concept of Germanic heroism in Felix Dahn's Ein Kampf um Rom.; title: Turville-Petre, J. The narrative style in Old English.; title: Mitchell, B. Bede's account of the poet Caedmon.; title: Elliott, R. W. V. Some northern landscape features in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight.; title: Cawley, A. C. Down under.; title: Johnston, G. The Breton lays in Middle English.; title: Russell, G. H. Editorial theory and practice in Middle English texts.