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THE GENRE OF TROLLS
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THE GENRE OF TROLLS The Case of a F
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PREFACE I have greatly enjoyed writ
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colleagues to obtain much of my res
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface vii 1 Int
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6.4 Novelization 248 6.5 Integratin
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well. Finally, “3.4 Breaking the
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conception of the troll. 1 The obje
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the tension and interplay between t
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are the same as those of the concep
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the practice of changing babies; he
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orientation of the speaker to the r
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and vivid, while the troll in fairy
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Holbek broaches a subject that will
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make a similar, more extended and s
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such as trolls, jötnar and other b
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one other text can be read (Kristev
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vocabulary of intertextual theory,
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forest—which are connected by met
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various formulations of a theme hav
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constitutes an intertextual network
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of them are not even texts, they ma
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Lotte Tarkka implicitly modelled he
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Laura Stark-Arola’s account of th
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disparate material constituted by t
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so Barthes claims. Nevertheless, Ba
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1.5 Method The choice of material h
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in stories of the supernatural has
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2 MATERIAL AND CONTEXT 2.1 General
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Rancken tried to entice his pupils
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made in the parish of Vörå. One g
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collection was entrusted to kompete
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narrator’s train of thoughts cann
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56 Vöråbon är förbehållsam, re
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58 Vid antecknandet af traditionen
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entitled “En jägares äfventyr
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the verge of a civil war, he travel
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64 och således misstron mot främl
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There are four narratives in these
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Edvard Wefvar, who collected in Nyl
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70 pärlor, värda att hopsamlas oc
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villages: the villages of Rejpelt,
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331; Åkerblom 1963: 301); as menti
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2.3.2 Religious context One of my p
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started giving Bible classes in the
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e made in this context; firstly, th
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for shorter periods. He represented
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in Russia is said to presage the ou
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3 DESCRIPTION OF THE TROLL TRADITIO
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conducive to an encounter with trol
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28, 12). As Inger Lövkrona has poi
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In one story, the troll comes to th
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the unhappy troll to its present ha
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with their beautiful singing and po
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An old troll sports a wand possessi
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to intrude on the wedding and save
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when he was allowed to go to church
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104 do it. Butterbelly was going to
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3.3.2 Tension-Filled Tolerance Man
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on similar motifs as an expression
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110 Jag har av gammalt folk hört e
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which the father of the child is so
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the impertinence of its human frien
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true to its word. The troll will sa
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to return to his cows. The shepherd
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Some texts merely comment on the di
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is complete when the man and his wa
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sacred text, which belongs to the c
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1887, 19), and a lion must dance th
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128 Later when the troll was away,
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children or banishing trolls from t
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y Bolstad Skjelbred, and she regard
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After drinking the water of the oth
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etween the sexes and age groups. Th
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destinataire (ou du personnage), du
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inherent in the text relieves these
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word or phrase employed instead of
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144 1) Bergtrollen sägas gärna lo
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pronounces the benediction. In this
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Little Maja refuses to confess her
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unaware of the hardships constituti
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The theme of vanity recurs here, bu
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The image of blindness, concrete in
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156 Så war uti Damasco en lärjung
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158 13) in ánnan påjk råka två
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to the everyday world in the manner
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162 Wår egen kraft är här för s
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The everyday world - application of
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marked. It is a reversion of Saul
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168 guldur. Då husbonden såg penn
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The primeval apple mingles with the
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his father-in-law against him, Jaco
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And when he had spent all, there ar
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176 öfwer henne. Då talade Cain m
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28) Öppna mig förståndets öga,
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of a paradisical state on earth (te
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182 Later on two Thursday mornings
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ather the other way around; on this
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other girls are simply too virtuous
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the intertwining of various interte
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Who had his dwelling among the tomb
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192 10) In those days when there we
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194 spin the hat and ask: ‘Isn’
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196 will stop and pee at the same t
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And the princes, governors, and cap
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And when she hath found it, she cal
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202 19) Jungfru Lena satt på Kelle
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20) Then cometh he to a city in Sam
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And he denied it again. And a littl
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considerable power over his parishi
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y regulated practices (senses two a
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this reluctance demonstrates that d
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same was suggested in the case of t
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epresentation, embodied in the imag
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6 GENRE, PARODY, CHRONOTOPES AND NO
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ounded texts with strong social and
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gap, minimization and maximization,
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of many tales (Propp 1970: 99), and
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defies the traditional wisdom artic
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228 2) Little Matt Once a workingma
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was married to the eldest and after
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world. His friends are deceitful, h
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indicates that the material used in
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discourse she is an equally enthral
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238 svar éli se dem. tå an ha gai
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240 rummet, stodo utmed dörren ett
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242 under the bed. The boy was look
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listener’s or reader’s expectat
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Page 304 and 305: Bakhtin, M. M. 1993: Toward a Philo
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Page 310 and 311: Hymes, Dell 1989: Ways of Speaking.
Page 314 and 315: Siikala, Anna-Leena 2000b: Variatio
Page 316 and 317: Vice, Sue 1997: Introducing Bakhtin
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Page 340 and 341: Fig. 4. The Prodigal Son (Luke 15:2
Page 342 and 343: Fig. 6. Peter denies Christ (Luke 2
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