Lecture

Scandinavian Mythology: From Texts to Victorian Interpretations

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Description

This lecture delves into the reception of Scandinavian mythology in France and England, exploring the search for a national mythology and the influence of Nordic sources on literature. It covers the translation history of key texts, the development of philological knowledge, and the romanticization of Viking culture in the 19th century. The lecture also discusses the impact of Victorian interpretations on the perception of Norse myths, highlighting the role of key figures such as Thomas Percy and George Dasent. Through an analysis of literary works and translations, it reveals the evolution of Scandinavian mythology from ancient texts to popular Victorian narratives.

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