Dreams in Old Norse Literature and their Affinities in Folklore

Discover the fascinating world of dreams in Old Norse literature with Dreams in Old Norse Literature and their Affinities in Folklore by Georgia Dunham Kelchner. Originally published in 1935 and now available in a 2013 edition from Cambridge University Press, this insightful paperback spans 166 pages, delving into the intricate role dreams played in the lives of pre-Christian Norsemen.

Kelchner explores how the advent of Christianity transformed the perception of dreams and highlights the rich parallels found in folklore that deepen our understanding of these ancient beliefs. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in Icelandic and Old Norse literature, as well as the historical and critical analysis of dreams and folklore. Enhance your literary collection with this compelling examination of a significant cultural aspect that shaped Norse identity.