Preface No access Pages 5 - 6 Daniela Hahn, Andreas Schmidt
Bad Boys and Wicked Women: An Introduction No access Pages 7 - 20 Andreas Schmidt, Daniela Hahn
Those Who Kill: Wrong Undone in the Sagas of Icelanders No access Pages 21 - 58 Marion Poilvez
Engi maðr skapar sik sjálfr: Fathers, Abuse and Monstrosity in the Outlaw Sagas No access Pages 59 - 93 Rebecca Merkelbach
Brennu-Njáls saga: An Old Icelandic Trickster (Discourse)? No access Pages 94 - 115 Anita Sauckel
›…svá sloegr maðr sem þú ert kallaðr‹: Mǫrðr Valgarðsson, A Monster and His Critics No access Pages 116 - 143 Jamie Cochrane
Expanding the Repertoire. Theft as a Means of Whetting in the Sagas of Icelanders No access Pages 144 - 171 Daniela Hahn
›Þá veiztu ekki til‹ – Disregarded Dream Interpreters in Íslendingasǫgur No access Pages 172 - 197 Franziska Groß
The Sorcerous Succubus from Samiland. Monstrous Womanhood and the Abject in the Snæfríðr Episode of Haralds saga hárfagra No access Pages 198 - 214 Matthias Teichert
›The Very Image of the Völsungs‹. The Killer in Wolf’s Clothing No access Pages 215 - 239 Florian Deichl
Argr Management: Vilifying Guðmundr inn ríki in Ljósvetninga saga No access Pages 240 - 272 Yoav Tirosh
›hinn versti maðr á ǫllum norðrlǫndum‹, or House of Cards in the Faroe Islands: Conceptualising the ›Bad Guys‹ in Færeyinga saga No access Pages 273 - 316 Andreas Schmidt
The Best of a Bad Bunch? Hrafnkels saga and Narrative Expectations No access Pages 317 - 355 Joanne Shortt Butler
Good or Bad – or Just a Matter of Perspective? St Olav: Viking King and Christian Saint No access Pages 356 - 387 Milena Liv Jacobsen
Drawing the Thin Grey Line, or How to Give Birth to a Dancing Star No access Pages 388 - 414 Georg C. Brückmann
