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Written Icelandic reconceptualizations of Viking stories and mythology that Jiang calls foundational for modern European literature.
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Written Icelandic reconceptualizations of Viking stories and mythology that Jiang calls foundational for modern European literature.
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Iceland receives special weight because Jiang treats it as a Viking-derived site of early parliament, unusual social egalitarianism, and saga literature that fed modern European culture.
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"...Vikings were re -conceptualized and written down in Iceland. And these sagas, they're called sagas, okay, would become the foundation of modern European literature...."
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"And then what they will also do is go west to found colonies. They will make settlements in Iceland, in Greenland. And in modern..."
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