Ilya Sverdlov
University of Helsinki, Helsinki Collegium for Advanced Studies, Core Fellow (https://www.helsinki.fi/en/helsinki-collegium-for-advanced-studies/people/current-hcas-fellows-o-z#section-58230)
I am currently teaching Old Norse for beginners online! In English and Russian. English group starts on Dec 13, 2020, 16-15 GMT.
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As regards myself as researcher, my interests include everything related to Old Germanic languages and literatures, from Gothic etymology to saga narrative and oral formulaic theory. My published research is mainly in the area of Old Norse and Old English alliterative poetry, as well as in morphology and syntax of compound nouns in Old Germanic languages.
Address: Fabiansgatan 24, 00014, Helsingfors, Finland
See here https://www.facebook.com/PardonMyAltnordisch/?ref=gs and/or e-mail pardonmyaltnordisch at gmail com for details.
As regards myself as researcher, my interests include everything related to Old Germanic languages and literatures, from Gothic etymology to saga narrative and oral formulaic theory. My published research is mainly in the area of Old Norse and Old English alliterative poetry, as well as in morphology and syntax of compound nouns in Old Germanic languages.
Address: Fabiansgatan 24, 00014, Helsingfors, Finland
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about characters of Laxdæla saga. The stanzas are ostensibly in skaldic dróttkvætt. Analysis shows them to be a
remarkably successful imitation of the classical metre, implying an extraordinarily good grasp of dróttkvætt
poetics on the part of a poet who was composing several centuries after the end of the classical dróttkvætt period.