Felix Lummer holds a Ph.D. in Old Nordic Religion and Belief from the University of Iceland. He is a Sessional Lecturer of a course on Old Nordic Religion and Belief at the same institution. His current research interests are Old Nordic belief and mythology, translation studies, the studies of emotions in literature and the belliphonic.

• Foreword by Sif RíkharðsdóttirCHAPTER 1. Charting Emotions in Literary and Historical Contexts: An Introduction to Emotions on the Fringes - Felix LummerCHAPTER 2. "Felynge [...] nothyng": Fringe Figures, Grief, and the Ethos of Unfeeling in Chaucer's Book of the Duchess - Grace Catherine GreinerCHAPTER 3. The (In)Visible Body of Emotion in Partonopeu de Blois and Partalopa saga - Meritxell R. de la TorreCHAPTER 4. Supernatural Sentiments: The Language of Emotions in the fornaldarsögur - Felix Lummer, Katrín Lísa L. MikaelsdóttirCHAPTER 5. In the Folds of the Flesh: The Emotions of the Draugar and their Victims in the Íslendingasögur - Natalie HopwoodCHAPTER 6. Furor and Royal Martyrdom in Early Nordic Historiography - Elizabeth HasselerCHAPTER 7. Love, the Holy Family, and the Song of Songs in the "Judas Ballad" - Hope Doherty-HarrisonCHAPTER 8. "I hope þat þer bee noon siche cristen man": The Prick of Jewish "Stony-Heartedness" in Medieval Passion Meditations - Rowan WilsonCHAPTER 9. The Merciful Anger of the Christians Against the Moors in the Golden Hispanic Epic: The Redemption of the Hispanic Soldiery in Juan Rufo's Austríada - Marta Cristina Oria de Rueda MolinsCHAPTER 10. The King, the Nobility, and All the Others? Popular Emotions in the "Annales" of Jan D?ugosz - Kalina S?aboszowskaCHAPTER 11. From Sentiment to Fact: How Did the Letter 20 of Ambrose of Milan Shape Empress Justina as a Bad Feminine Figure? - Amélie BelleliNotes on Contributors

Felix Lummer holds a Ph.D. in Old Nordic Religion and Belief from the University of Iceland. He is a Sessional Lecturer of a course on Old Nordic Religion and Belief at the same institution. His current research interests are Old Nordic belief and mythology, translation studies, the studies of emotions in literature and the belliphonic.

• Foreword by Sif RíkharðsdóttirCHAPTER 1. Charting Emotions in Literary and Historical Contexts: An Introduction to Emotions on the Fringes - Felix LummerCHAPTER 2. "Felynge [...] nothyng": Fringe Figures, Grief, and the Ethos of Unfeeling in Chaucer's Book of the Duchess - Grace Catherine GreinerCHAPTER 3. The (In)Visible Body of Emotion in Partonopeu de Blois and Partalopa saga - Meritxell R. de la TorreCHAPTER 4. Supernatural Sentiments: The Language of Emotions in the fornaldarsögur - Felix Lummer, Katrín Lísa L. MikaelsdóttirCHAPTER 5. In the Folds of the Flesh: The Emotions of the Draugar and their Victims in the Íslendingasögur - Natalie HopwoodCHAPTER 6. Furor and Royal Martyrdom in Early Nordic Historiography - Elizabeth HasselerCHAPTER 7. Love, the Holy Family, and the Song of Songs in the "Judas Ballad" - Hope Doherty-HarrisonCHAPTER 8. "I hope þat þer bee noon siche cristen man": The Prick of Jewish "Stony-Heartedness" in Medieval Passion Meditations - Rowan WilsonCHAPTER 9. The Merciful Anger of the Christians Against the Moors in the Golden Hispanic Epic: The Redemption of the Hispanic Soldiery in Juan Rufo's Austríada - Marta Cristina Oria de Rueda MolinsCHAPTER 10. The King, the Nobility, and All the Others? Popular Emotions in the "Annales" of Jan D?ugosz - Kalina S?aboszowskaCHAPTER 11. From Sentiment to Fact: How Did the Letter 20 of Ambrose of Milan Shape Empress Justina as a Bad Feminine Figure? - Amélie BelleliNotes on Contributors