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	* '''Reference''': Andersson, Theodore M. ''The Icelandic Family Saga. An Analytic Reading''. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1967.		* '''Reference''': Andersson, Theodore M. ''The Icelandic Family Saga. An Analytic Reading''. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1967.
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	* '''Key words''': literary elements, structure, bókmenntaleg einkenni, bygging		* '''Key words''': literary elements, structure (bókmenntaleg einkenni, bygging)

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	* '''Author''': Andersson, Theodore M.		* '''Author''': Andersson, Theodore M.
	* '''Title''': ~~Chapter ??~~		* '''Title''': ''The Icelandic Family Saga. An Analytic Reading''
	* ''~~'Published in''':~~ The Icelandic Family Saga. An Analytic Reading
	* '''Place, Publisher''': Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press		* '''Place, Publisher''': Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press
	* '''Year''': 1967		* '''Year''': 1967
	* '''Pages''': 97–110
	* '''E-text''':		* '''E-text''':
	* '''Reference''': Andersson, Theodore M. ''The Icelandic Family Saga. An Analytic Reading''~~, pp. 97–110~~. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1967.		* '''Reference''': Andersson, Theodore M. ''The Icelandic Family Saga. An Analytic Reading''. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1967.
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	* '''Key words''': literary elements, structure, bókmenntaleg einkenni, bygging		* '''Key words''': literary elements, structure, bókmenntaleg einkenni, bygging

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	==References==		==References==
	'''
	féll hann þar við skóginn''': "Egils saga is perfectly clear in its composition". The only innovation ... is a departure from the one-climax principle in favor of a dual structure with two climaxes, Thórólfr’s death and Egill’s break with Erik" (p. 109).		[[Egla,_54\|Chapter 54]]: '''féll hann þar við skóginn''': "Egils saga is perfectly clear in its composition". The only innovation ... is a departure from the one-climax principle in favor of a dual structure with two climaxes, Thórólfr’s death and Egill’s break with Erik" (p. 109).

	==Links==		==Links==

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	==Annotation==		==Annotation==

	Andersson’s tripartite (synopsis–outline–comment) analysis of 24 Icelandic Family Sagas, the formal, theoretical function of which seeks ‘to convey as clearly as possible the content of ~~the~~ sagas’ (p. 96). In relation to ''Egils saga'', Andersson examines the compositional structure of the saga’s narrative, proposing two event-chronologies that separate and bridge its two major conflict narratives (King Harald Fairhair – Thorolf Kveld-Ulfsson, Egil – Erik Bloodaxe); each of which, by and large, adhere structurally to the following six-part schema: introduction, conflict, climax, revenge, reconciliation and aftermath. On the basis of this model, Andersson claims, ~~‘Egils~~ saga is perfectly clear in its composition~~. The only innovation … is a departure from the one-climax principle in favor of a dual structure with two climaxes, Thórólfr’s death and Egill’s break with Erik’~~ (p. 109).		Andersson’s tripartite (synopsis–outline–comment) analysis of 24 Icelandic Family Sagas, the formal, theoretical function of which seeks ‘to convey as clearly as possible the content of the sagas’ (p. 96). In relation to ''Egils saga'', Andersson examines the compositional structure of the saga’s narrative, proposing two event-chronologies that separate and bridge its two major conflict narratives (King Harald Fairhair – Thorolf Kveld-Ulfsson, Egil – Erik Bloodaxe); each of which, by and large, adhere structurally to the following six-part schema: introduction, conflict, climax, revenge, reconciliation and aftermath. On the basis of this model, Andersson claims, "Egils saga is perfectly clear in its composition" (p. 109).

	==Lýsing==		==Lýsing==

	Andersson greinir 24 Íslendingasögur í þremur þrepum (efniságrip–grind–skýringar) í þeim tilgangi að 'koma inntaki þeirra til skila á eins greinargóðan hátt og mögulegt er' (bls. 96). Í tilviki Egils sögu rýnir Andersson í byggingu frásagnarinnar og sér tvær atburðakeðjur sem greina að og tengja átakasögurnar tvær sem verkið hnitast um (Haraldur hárfagri – Þórólfur Kveldúlfsson, Egill – Eiríkur blóðöx); hvor um sig byggist, í stórum dráttum, upp á sex liðum: kynningu, átökum, hápunkti, hefndum, sáttum, eftirmála. Á grundvelli þessa módels ályktar Andersson að 'Egils saga [sé] mjög skýr í byggingu~~. Það eina sem skilur hana frá ... er frávik frá reglunni um einn hápunkt; sagan hefur tvöfalda byggingu með tveimur hápunktum, dauða Þórólfs og uppreisn Egils gegn Eiríki'~~ (p. 109).		Andersson greinir 24 Íslendingasögur í þremur þrepum (efniságrip–grind–skýringar) í þeim tilgangi að 'koma inntaki þeirra til skila á eins greinargóðan hátt og mögulegt er' (bls. 96). Í tilviki Egils sögu rýnir Andersson í byggingu frásagnarinnar og sér tvær atburðakeðjur sem greina að og tengja átakasögurnar tvær sem verkið hnitast um (Haraldur hárfagri – Þórólfur Kveldúlfsson, Egill – Eiríkur blóðöx); hvor um sig byggist, í stórum dráttum, upp á sex liðum: kynningu, átökum, hápunkti, hefndum, sáttum, eftirmála. Á grundvelli þessa módels ályktar Andersson að "Egils saga [sé] mjög skýr í byggingu" (s. 109).
	==See also==		==See also==


	==References==		==References==
	~~<references group=~~"sk" />		'''
	~~<references />~~		féll hann þar við skóginn''': "Egils saga is perfectly clear in its composition". The only innovation ... is a departure from the one-climax principle in favor of a dual structure with two climaxes, Thórólfr’s death and Egill’s break with Erik" (p. 109).

	==Links==		==Links==

Svanhildur Óskarsdóttir at 10:21, 15 January 2016

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	* '''Author''': Andersson, Theodore M		* '''Author''': Andersson, Theodore M.
	* '''Title''': Chapter ??		* '''Title''': Chapter ??
	* '''Published in''': The Icelandic Family Saga. An Analytic Reading		* '''Published in''': The Icelandic Family Saga. An Analytic Reading

Svanhildur Óskarsdóttir at 10:20, 15 January 2016

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	* '''Author''': Andersson, Theodore M.		* '''Author''': Andersson, Theodore M
	* '''Title''': Chapter ??		* '''Title''': Chapter ??
	* '''Published in''': The Icelandic Family Saga. An Analytic Reading		* '''Published in''': The Icelandic Family Saga. An Analytic Reading

Svanhildur Óskarsdóttir at 10:20, 15 January 2016

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	* '''Reference''': Andersson, Theodore M. ''The Icelandic Family Saga. An Analytic Reading'', pp. 97–110. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1967.		* '''Reference''': Andersson, Theodore M. ''The Icelandic Family Saga. An Analytic Reading'', pp. 97–110. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1967.
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	* '''Key words''':		* '''Key words''': literary elements, structure, bókmenntaleg einkenni, bygging


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	==Annotation==		==Annotation==

	Andersson’s tripartite (~~synopsis-outline-comment~~) analysis of 24 Icelandic Family Sagas, the formal, theoretical function of which seeks ‘to convey as clearly as possible the content of the sagas’ (p. 96). In relation to ''Egils saga'', Andersson examines the compositional structure of the saga’s narrative, proposing two event-chronologies that separate and bridge its two major conflict narratives (King ~~Haraldr Hárfagri [~~Fairhair] - ~~Thórólfr~~, ~~Egill Skallagrímsson - Eirik~~ Bloodaxe); each of which, by and large, adhere structurally to the following six-part schema: introduction, conflict, climax, revenge, reconciliation and aftermath. On the basis of this model, Andersson claims, ‘Egils saga is perfectly clear in its composition. The only innovation … is a departure from the one-climax principle in favor of a dual structure with two climaxes, Thórólfr’s death and Egill’s break with Erik’ (p. 109).		Andersson’s tripartite (synopsis–outline–comment) analysis of 24 Icelandic Family Sagas, the formal, theoretical function of which seeks ‘to convey as clearly as possible the content of the sagas’ (p. 96). In relation to ''Egils saga'', Andersson examines the compositional structure of the saga’s narrative, proposing two event-chronologies that separate and bridge its two major conflict narratives (King Harald Fairhair – Thorolf Kveld-Ulfsson, Egil – Erik Bloodaxe); each of which, by and large, adhere structurally to the following six-part schema: introduction, conflict, climax, revenge, reconciliation and aftermath. On the basis of this model, Andersson claims, ‘Egils saga is perfectly clear in its composition. The only innovation … is a departure from the one-climax principle in favor of a dual structure with two climaxes, Thórólfr’s death and Egill’s break with Erik’ (p. 109).

	==Lýsing==		==Lýsing==

			Andersson greinir 24 Íslendingasögur í þremur þrepum (efniságrip–grind–skýringar) í þeim tilgangi að 'koma inntaki þeirra til skila á eins greinargóðan hátt og mögulegt er' (bls. 96). Í tilviki Egils sögu rýnir Andersson í byggingu frásagnarinnar og sér tvær atburðakeðjur sem greina að og tengja átakasögurnar tvær sem verkið hnitast um (Haraldur hárfagri – Þórólfur Kveldúlfsson, Egill – Eiríkur blóðöx); hvor um sig byggist, í stórum dráttum, upp á sex liðum: kynningu, átökum, hápunkti, hefndum, sáttum, eftirmála. Á grundvelli þessa módels ályktar Andersson að 'Egils saga [sé] mjög skýr í byggingu. Það eina sem skilur hana frá ... er frávik frá reglunni um einn hápunkt; sagan hefur tvöfalda byggingu með tveimur hápunktum, dauða Þórólfs og uppreisn Egils gegn Eiríki' (p. 109).
	==See also==		==See also==

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	* ''Written by:'' Martin McNally		* ''Written by:'' Martin McNally
	* ''Icelandic~~/English~~ translation:''		* ''Icelandic translation:'' Svanhildur Óskarsdóttir

	[[Category:Egils saga]][[Category:Egils saga:_Articles]][[Category:Authors]][[Category:All entries]]		[[Category:Egils saga]][[Category:Egils saga:_Articles]][[Category:Authors]]
			[[Category:Literary elements]][[Category:Structure]][[Category:All entries]]

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	==Annotation==		==Annotation==

	Andersson’s tripartite (synopsis-outline-comment) analysis of 24 Icelandic Family Sagas, the formal, theoretical function of which seeks ‘to convey as clearly as possible the content of the sagas’ (p. 96). In relation to Egils saga, Andersson examines the compositional structure of the saga’s narrative, proposing two event-chronologies that separate and bridge its two major conflict narratives (King Haraldr Hárfagri (Fairhair) - Thórólfr, Egill Skallagrímsson - Eirik Bloodaxe); each of which, by and large, adhere structurally to the following six-part schema: introduction, conflict, climax, revenge, reconciliation and aftermath. On the basis of this model, Andersson claims, ‘Egils saga is perfectly clear in its composition. The only ~~innovation…is~~ a departure from the one-climax principle in ~~favour~~ of a dual structure with two climaxes, Thórólfr’s death and Egill’s break with Erik’ (p. 109).		Andersson’s tripartite (synopsis-outline-comment) analysis of 24 Icelandic Family Sagas, the formal, theoretical function of which seeks ‘to convey as clearly as possible the content of the sagas’ (p. 96). In relation to ''Egils saga'', Andersson examines the compositional structure of the saga’s narrative, proposing two event-chronologies that separate and bridge its two major conflict narratives (King Haraldr Hárfagri [Fairhair] - Thórólfr, Egill Skallagrímsson - Eirik Bloodaxe); each of which, by and large, adhere structurally to the following six-part schema: introduction, conflict, climax, revenge, reconciliation and aftermath. On the basis of this model, Andersson claims, ‘Egils saga is perfectly clear in its composition. The only innovation … is a departure from the one-climax principle in favor of a dual structure with two climaxes, Thórólfr’s death and Egill’s break with Erik’ (p. 109).

	==Lýsing==		==Lýsing==

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	==Annotation==		==Annotation==

			Andersson’s tripartite (synopsis-outline-comment) analysis of 24 Icelandic Family Sagas, the formal, theoretical function of which seeks ‘to convey as clearly as possible the content of the sagas’ (p. 96). In relation to Egils saga, Andersson examines the compositional structure of the saga’s narrative, proposing two event-chronologies that separate and bridge its two major conflict narratives (King Haraldr Hárfagri (Fairhair) - Thórólfr, Egill Skallagrímsson - Eirik Bloodaxe); each of which, by and large, adhere structurally to the following six-part schema: introduction, conflict, climax, revenge, reconciliation and aftermath. On the basis of this model, Andersson claims, ‘Egils saga is perfectly clear in its composition. The only innovation…is a departure from the one-climax principle in favour of a dual structure with two climaxes, Thórólfr’s death and Egill’s break with Erik’ (p. 109).
	==Lýsing==		==Lýsing==


	==See also==		==See also==
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	* ''Written by:''		* ''Written by:'' Martin McNally
	* ''Icelandic/English translation:''		* ''Icelandic/English translation:''

	[[Category:Egils saga]][[Category:Egils saga:_Articles]][[Category:Authors]][[Category:All entries]]		[[Category:Egils saga]][[Category:Egils saga:_Articles]][[Category:Authors]][[Category:All entries]]

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	* '''Author''':		* '''Author''': Andersson, Theodore M.
	* '''Title''':		* '''Title''': Chapter ??
	* '''Published in''':		* '''Published in''': The Icelandic Family Saga. An Analytic Reading
	* '''Place, Publisher''':		* '''Place, Publisher''': Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press
	* '''Year''':		* '''Year''': 1967
	* '''Pages''':		* '''Pages''': 97–110
	* '''E-text''':		* '''E-text''':
	* '''Reference''': ''~~MLA~~''		* '''Reference''': Andersson, Theodore M. ''The Icelandic Family Saga. An Analytic Reading'', pp. 97–110. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1967.
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	* '''Key words''':		* '''Key words''':