N.A.M. Oosterlee

The Medieval Skald

From Germanic Battles of Shields & Swords to Icelandic Pitchforks & Cutlery

Anthropology, Germanic Languages, Iceland, N.A.M. Oosterlee, Nordic Languages, Northmen, Old English, Old Icelandic, Old Norse, Oosterlee, Philology, Saga Writing, Snorri Sturluson, Vikings
Sir Gawain & His ‘Obvious’ Middle English Marvels

Arthurian literature, Breton Lay, Gawain poet, King Arthur, Knights of the Round Table, Medieval Skald, N.A.M. Oosterlee, Oosterlee, Philology, Philology Historical Linguistics, Romance, Sir gawain
The Tales of a Crow, Bloody Raids and Swimming Dragons

Anglo-Saxon England, Bjorn Ironside, Ivarr the Boneless, Medieval Skald, N.A.M. Oosterlee, N.A.M. Oosterlee., Northmen, Old English, Oosterlee, Philology, Ragnar Loðbrok
The Furtive Existence of a Song for the Dead: ‘Lyke Wake Dirge’

Historical Linguistics, Medieval Skald, Morphology, N.A.M. Oosterlee., Oosterlee, Philology, Philology Historical Linguistics, syntax
Gothic & the Breton Lay: Medievalism

Blog, Breton Lay, English Language and Culture, Gothic, Leiden University, Lyric Poetry, Marie de France, Medieval Skald, Middle English, N.A.M. Oosterlee, Old English, Philology
“The Medieval Skald”, Blog Entry I: England’s Twelfth Century, Lyric Poetry, and Medieval Troubadour Marie de France

Blog, English Language and Culture, Leiden University, Lyric Poetry, Marie de France, Medieval Skald, Middle English, N.A.M. Oosterlee, Old English, Philology, Troubadour
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