Descrizione
This collection of essays explores the intricate relationships between humans and animals in early medieval England and Scandinavia. Through a diverse range of perspectives, the authors examine how various creatures were represented in texts, art, and material culture, highlighting their significance in societal beliefs and practices.
The contributors delve into specific examples, revealing how the depictions of beasts informed the understanding of nature, folklore, and spirituality during this historical period. By scrutinizing artifacts and literary sources, the book sheds light on the symbolic roles that animals played in shaping the identities and narratives of early medieval communities.
The contributors delve into specific examples, revealing how the depictions of beasts informed the understanding of nature, folklore, and spirituality during this historical period. By scrutinizing artifacts and literary sources, the book sheds light on the symbolic roles that animals played in shaping the identities and narratives of early medieval communities.
Dettagli del libro
Formato
Brossura
Pagine
312 pagine
Lingua
Inglese
Pubblicato
feb 15, 2019
Editore
Boydell Press
Edizioni
2 edizioni
ISBN-10
1783273690
ISBN-13
9781783273690