Shami Ghosh, last
updated April 2011
This bibliography is a greatly reduced version of what appears in my monograph (listed below), which functions in part as a handbook and guide to this scholarship, and to which those readers are therefore referred who desire further assistance with finding material on specific topics or guidance on what the scholarship contains. Some works on other parts of Scandinavia are included beyond Norway (and Iceland insofar as much of the Norwegian historiography was written or preserved there), as are some studies of literature produced outside Scandinavia; these topics, along with scholarship produced before c. 1980, are only very selectively represented. Some studies of other Scandinavian material (e.g. family sagas, heroic verse, economic and social history) are also listed where their themes appear relevant for the study of historiography; similarly some works of scholarship dealing with issues such as textual criticism and editing that have a bearing on historiographic texts are also given below. However, these topics are given only very sketchy coverage in this bibliography; the handbooks listed below (Brink, Clover/Lindow, Ghosh, McTurk and Pulsiano) will provide further guidance. Some internet resources are listed on my links page.
For technical reasons, the hooked ‘o’ is rendered as ‘ö’ throughout.
Suggestions and
additions (and questions) are very welcome: email me at shami.ghosh@utoronto.ca.
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