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聽comprises thirteen chapters that demonstrate the different ways words move individuals and create larger social and political communities through the dissemination of texts and their performances with a focus on the Nordic Middle Ages. Co-edited by Else Mundal, professor emerita at the University of Bergen, and Amy Mulligan, formerly a postdoctoral research at the University of Bergen and presently at the University of Notre Dame, the book contains eight chapters come from members of the research group:

• Else Mundal, 鈥淢edieval Nordic Backgrounds: Written Culture in an Oral Society鈥�
• Aidan Conti, 鈥淐reating Absence: The Representation of Writing in Early Histories of the North鈥�
• 脜slaug Ommundsen, 鈥淭racing Scribal Centres in Medieval Norway鈥�
• Jonas Wellendorf, 鈥淟etters from Kings: Epistolary Communication in the Kings鈥� Sagas (until c. 1150)鈥�
• Kristel Zilmer, 鈥�Gyr冒ir 谩聽lykil (Gyr冒ir owns the key): Materialized Moments of Communication in Runic Items in Medieval Bergen鈥�
• Helen Leslie-Jacobsen, 鈥溓猺var-Oddr鈥檚 脝惫颈办惫颈冒补 and the Genesis of 仟rvar-Odds saga鈥�
• Ingvil Br眉gger Budal, 鈥溾�橞lood flying and brains falling like rain鈥�: Chivalric Conflict Gone Norse鈥�
• Else Mundal, 鈥淔rom Oral to Written in Old Norse Culture: Questions of Genre, Contact, and Continuity鈥�