Limes. Studia i materiały z dziejów Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej, vol. 13: Constructing Masculinity in Old Norse Culture, ed. Remigiusz Gogosz (2020)

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Ásdís Egilsdóttir (Reykjavík), Discovering Medieval Masculinities. A Personal Story Ármann Jakobsson (Reykjavík), The Flexible Masculinity of Loki,
Csete Katona (Budapest), Valour and Balance: Prerequisites of a Hegemonic Masculinity in the Family
Sagas Mathias Nordvig (CU Boulder), Aggressive Masculinity and Environment in the Icelandic Landnám,
Remigiusz Gogosz (Kraków), Mannfroeði and mannjafnaðr and their Relation to Games,
Jakub Morawiec (Katowice), A Few Thoughts on Weeping and Manly Behaviour in Old Norse Literature,
Marion Poilvez (Reykjavík), Grettir’s Little Sword: Outlawry, Childhood and Masculinity in Medieval Iceland,
Tommy Kuusela (Uppsala), “The Æsir will call me perverse!” Þórr and Hyper-masculinity in Þrymskviða,
Łukasz Neubauer (Koszalin), Þæt wæs god cyning: Reading “Hrothgar’s Sermon” as an Augustine-Inspired Speculum Principum,
Yoav Tirosh (Reykjavík), Milk, Masculinity, and Humor-Less Vikings – Gender in the Old Norse Polysystem
Miriam Mayburd (Reykjavík), “Man is Man‘s Delight”: The Maiden King in the longer version of Hrólfs saga Gautrekssonar,
Włodzimierz Gogłoza (Lublin), The Social Status of Women in the Old Icelandic Laws,
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