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ICELANDIC
ANCIENT
Barlau, Stephen B. HAVE
1981. Old Icelandic Kinship Terminology: An Anomaly. Ethnology 20 (3): 191-202.
MEDIEVAL
Arnórsdóttir, Agnes S.
1999. Two Models of Marriage: Canon Law and Icelandic Marriage Practice in the Late
Middle Ages. In Nordic Perspectives on Medieval Canon Law, edited by Mia Korpiola.
Pp. 79-92. Saarijärvi: Matthias Calonius Society.
Hastrup, Kirsten.
1981. Kinship in Medieval Iceland. Folk 23: 331-344.
Hastrup, Kirsten.
1985. Culture and History in Medieval Iceland: An Anthropological Analysis of Structure
and Change. Oxford: Clarendon Press. [Pp. 44-58: “Kinship in Medieval Iceland.”]
MODERN
Curl, Sherry L.
1990. The “Household” in Húsavík, Iceland. Honors Thesis. University of Maine. 80 P.
[Kinship and law.]
Merrill, Robert T. HAVE
1964. Notes on Icelandic Kinship Terminology. American Anthropologist 66 (4, pt. 1):
867-872.
Miller, William I.
1990. Bloodtaking and Peacemaking: Feud, Law, and Society in Saga Iceland. Chicago:
University of Chicago Press. [P. 139-178: “The Bonds of Kinship.”]
Pinson, Anna. HAVE
1979. Kinship and Economy in Modern Iceland: A Study in Social Continuity. Ethnology
18 (2): 183-198. [Includes kin terminology.]
Rich, George W. HAVE
1976. Changing Icelandic Kinship. Ethnology 15 (1): 1-19.
Rich, George W.
1980. Kinship and Friendship in Iceland. Ethnology 19 (4): 475-493
Rich, George W.
1989. Problems and Prospects in the Study of Icelandic Kinship. In The Anthropology of
Iceland, edited by E. Paul Durrenberger and Gisli Pálsson. Pp. 53-79. Iowa City:
University of Iowa Press.
Turner, V.
1971. An Anthropological Approach to the Icelandic Saga. In The Translation of Culture:
Essays to Edward E. Evans-Pritchard, edited by T. O. Beidelman. Pp. 349-374. London.