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* '''Place, Publisher''':  
* '''Place, Publisher''':  
* '''Year''': 2003
* '''Year''': 2003
* '''Pages''': 126-39
* '''Pages''': 126-139
* '''E-text''':  
* '''E-text''':  
* '''Reference''': Bubnov, N.Y. "Old Russian singer Boyan and Icelandic skald Egil Skallagrimsson." ''Voprosy Filosofii'' 12 (2003): 126-39.
* '''Reference''': Bubnov, N.Y. "Old Russian singer Boyan and Icelandic skald Egil Skallagrimsson." ''Voprosy Filosofii'' 12 (2003): 126-39.
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==Annotation==  
==Annotation==  
An attempt to claim that the 12th century old Russian poem The Tale of Igor's Campaign (Slovo o polku Igoreve) was partly influenced by Egil’s Skallagrimson’s skaldic verses. Using his own readings of The Tale as a base, author finds there some parallels and references to Egil’s poems such as Head's Ransom (Höfuðlausn), The Loss of a Son (Sonatorrek) and Arinbjarnarkviða; parallels to eddic poetry are also provided.
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==Links==
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* ''Written by:''   
* ''Written by:'' Daria Glebova  
* ''Icelandic/English translation:''  
* ''Icelandic/English translation:''  


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  • Author: Bubnov, N.Y.
  • Title: Old Russian singer Boyan and Icelandic skald Egil Skallagrimsson
  • Published in: Voprosy Filosofii 12
  • Place, Publisher:
  • Year: 2003
  • Pages: 126-139
  • E-text:
  • Reference: Bubnov, N.Y. "Old Russian singer Boyan and Icelandic skald Egil Skallagrimsson." Voprosy Filosofii 12 (2003): 126-39.

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Annotation

An attempt to claim that the 12th century old Russian poem The Tale of Igor's Campaign (Slovo o polku Igoreve) was partly influenced by Egil’s Skallagrimson’s skaldic verses. Using his own readings of The Tale as a base, author finds there some parallels and references to Egil’s poems such as Head's Ransom (Höfuðlausn), The Loss of a Son (Sonatorrek) and Arinbjarnarkviða; parallels to eddic poetry are also provided.

Lýsing

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  • Written by: Daria Glebova
  • Icelandic/English translation: