Christian conversion and Christian memory politics stripped the Vikings of much of their mythology, heritage, and historical memory, leaving modern interpreters with a filtered archive.
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Memory Erasure
Christian conversion and Christian memory politics stripped the Vikings of much of their mythology, heritage, and historical memory, leaving modern interpreters with a filtered archive.
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"And as I explained in today's lecture, there are many actually good reasons why you would want to preserve an oral tradition. That's the..."
"But the main source of our understanding is through Norse mythology. Unfortunately we only have a fraction of their entire mythology. Their mythology, it's..."
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The Vikings do not look important because they left fewer books.
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