
PUBLICATIONS



Monograph
Z mieczem na wiec. Konflikt i metody jego rozwiązywania w wybranych sagach islandzkich (Wrocław: Chronicon, 2012), the book is currently out of print, contact me for a copy.
Books as editor
(with B. Stegmann and S. Vrieland) From text to artefact: Studies in honour of Anne Mette Hansen (Leeds: Kısmet Press, 2019), open access version available here.
(with Leslie-Jacobsen HF, Murphy LJ, Nygaard S, Rogers B) Selected presentations from the network of early career researchers in Old Norse (2017–2019) (Aarhus: AU Library Scholarly Publishing Services, 2020), open access version available here.
Peer-reviewed articles and book chapters
-
“When a King of Norway Became a King of Russia: Danish Historiography and Early Transmission and Reception of Hrómundar saga Greipssonar.” Scandinavian Studies (scheduled 2021), accepted for publication, contact me for a copy.
-
“Perspectives on Digital Catalogs and Textual Networks of Old Norse literature.” Manuscript Studies: A Journal of the Schoenberg Institute for Manuscript Studies 6:1 (scheduled 2021), accepted for publication, contact me for a copy.
-
“Between print and manuscript in Iceland and beyond: Print-based manuscripts in the transmission history of Hrómundar saga Greipssonar.” Post-print manuscript cultures on the North Atlantic fringe, edited by M. J. Driscoll (Copenhagen: Museum Tusculanum 2021), accepted for publication, contact me for a copy.
-
“Medieval Poetry in Post-medieval Manuscripts: New Perspectives on the Transmission History of Griplur.” Scripta Islandica 71 (2020), pp. 51–98, Download.
-
“Dating paper manuscripts based on watermarks: A case study of selected nineteenth-century Icelandic manuscripts.” Care and conservation 17 (scheduled 2020), accepted for publication, contact me for a copy.
-
“Between truth and fiction, or historiæ mediæ, sive vero falsoque mixtæ: Legendary sagas and their reception in eighteenth-century Denmark.” Arkiv för Nordisk Filologi 134 (2019), pp. 103–29, Download.
-
“A Danish collection of Old Norse sagas: Material-philological and textual studies of Acc. 61.” From text to artefact: Studies in honour of Anne Mette Hansen, ed. Katarzyna Anna Kapitan, Beeke Stegmann & Seán Vrieland (Leeds, 2019), pp. 39–46, Download.
-
(with B. Stegmann) “Writing, correcting and annotating AM 601 b 4to: Material and multispectral analysis.” Opuscula 17 (2019): pp. 129–49, Download.
-
“Dating of AM 162 B alpha fol, a fragment of Brennu-Njáls saga.” Opuscula 16 (2018): pp. 217–43, Download.
-
(with S. McDonald Werronen) “An Edition of Ambrósíus saga og Rósamunda based on BL Add. 24 969.” Opuscula 16 (2018): pp. 179-215, Download.
-
“A choice of relationship-revealing variants for a cladistic analysis of Old Norse texts: some methodological considerations.” Digital Humanities Symposium Proceedings (2017): pp. 52–74, Download.
-
“Hefnd w społeczeństwie islandzkim wczesnego średniowiecza.” Meandry Historii. Starożytność, Średniowiecze, Nowożytność, Anna Kubica og Łukasz Jończyk (eds.) (Kraków, 2013): pp. 264–76.
-
“Model wczesnośredniowiecznej rodziny islandzkiej, przedstawiony w wybranych sagach rodowych.” Instytucja rodziny wczoraj i dziś. Perspektywa interdyscyplinarna 2, Społeczeństwo i kultura, J.K. Stępkowska og K.M. Stępkowska (eds.) (Lublin, 2012): pp. 121–27.
Published Abstracts of Conference Papers and Lectures
-
“Writing histories: Legendary sagas and early modern Danish historiography.” In: Selected presentations from the network of early career researchers in Old Norse (2017–2019), edited by Kapitan KA, Leslie-Jacobsen HF, Murphy LJ, Nygaard S, Rogers B (Aarhus: AU Library Scholarly Publishing Services, 2020), p. 33.
-
“What do we know about all the versions of the story of Hrómundur Greipsson?” In: Selected presentations from the network of early career researchers in Old Norse (2017–2019), edited by Kapitan KA, Leslie-Jacobsen HF, Murphy LJ, Nygaard S, Rogers B (Aarhus: AU Library Scholarly Publishing Services, 2020), p. 15.
-
“Digital catalogs and analog data: Cataloging Nordic manuscripts.” Abstracts of the 12th Annual Schoenberg Symposium on Manuscript Studies in the Digital Age, Philadelphia, PA (2019), available here.
-
“When a king of Norway became a king of Russia: Transmission and reception of legendary sagas in early-modern Scandinavia.” Fyrirlestrar Miðaldastofu 2019–2020, Reykjavik (2019), available here.
-
“Between transmission and reception: Lost sagas and their post-medieval manifestations.” Preprints of the 17th International Saga Conference, Reykjavík (2018), Download.
-
“Dating post-medieval Icelandic manuscript based on watermarks. A case study of selected nineteenth century Hrómundar saga Gripssonar manuscripts.” Abstracts of the 17th Care and Conservation of Manuscripts, Copenhagen (2018), Download.
-
“Network analysis of the manuscript context of Old Icelandic literature.” Book of Abstracts DH2017, Montreal (2017), Download.
-
(with Timothy Rowbotham and Tarrin Wills) “Visualising genre relationships in Icelandic manuscripts.” Digital Humanities in the Nordic Countries, 2nd Conference, Götenburg (2017), Download.
-
“Re-approaching new stemmatics: Choice of relationship revealing readings for cladistic analysis.” Book of Abstracts, International Symposium on Digital Humanities, Växjö (2016), pp. 44-–5, Download.
Book reviews
-
“Review of The Legendary Legacy: Transmission and reception of the Fornaldarsögur Norðurlanda, edited by M.J. Driscoll et al.” Saga-Book 43 (2019), pp. 194–6.
-
Review of Long Lives of Short Sagas: The Irrepressibility of Narrative and the Case of Illuga saga Gríðarfóstra, by P. Lavender.” Saga-Book 44, pp. 198–200.
Outreach and Dissemination
-
Revising Danish royal genealogies Anno 1664, The Arnamagnæan Manuscript of the month, also available in Danish (2020) here.
-
“Communication and Dissemination for Early Career Scholars NECRON 2019.” In: Selected presentations from the network of early career researchers in Old Norse (2017–2019), edited by Kapitan KA, Leslie-Jacobsen HF, Murphy LJ, Nygaard S, Rogers B (Aarhus: AU Library Scholarly Publishing Services, 2020), pp. 27–29.
-
(with Leslie-Jacobsen HF, Murphy LJ, Nygaard S, Rogers B) “Network of Early Career Researchers in Old Norse (NECRON): An Introduction.” In: Selected presentations from the network of early career researchers in Old Norse (2017–2019), edited by Kapitan KA, Leslie-Jacobsen HF, Murphy LJ, Nygaard S, Rogers B (Aarhus: AU Library Scholarly Publishing Services, 2020), pp. 7–8.
-
(with Murphy LJ) “A Networking Reception NECRON 2018.” In: Selected presentations from the network of early career researchers in Old Norse (2017–2019), edited by Kapitan KA, Leslie-Jacobsen HF, Murphy LJ, Nygaard S, Rogers B (Aarhus: AU Library Scholarly Publishing Services, 2020), p. 26.
-
Chronicle of the Slavs in the Arnamagnæan Collection, The Arnamagnæan Manuscript of the month, also available in Danish (2019) here.
-
A hand-written copy of a printed book: AM Acc 61, The Arnamagnæan Manuscript of the month, also available in Danish (2018) here.
-
(with K. Driscoll) Advent Calendar: 1st of December, also available in Danish (2017) here.
-
An Easter 'cheat sheet': AM 249 d fol., The Arnamagnæan Manuscript of the month, also available in Danish (2017) here.
Digital edition
Unpublished theses
-
PhD thesis in Nordic Studies: "Studies in the transmission history of Hrómundar saga Greipssonar", University of Copenhagen (2018).
-
MA dissertation in Medieval Icelandic Studies: "Njáls saga in AM 162 B alpha fol. An analysis and edition", University of Iceland (2014).
-
MA dissertation in Archaeology: "Problem wpływów skandynawskich na ziemie polskie w zakresie obrządku pogrzebowego we wczesnym średniowieczu" (Eng. 'Scandinavian influences on the burial customs in Polish territory in the early medieval period'), University of Wrocław (2012).
-
MA dissertation in History: "Konflikt i metody jego rozwiązywania w społeczeństwie islandzkim wczesnego średniowiecza, na przykładzie Sagi Rodu z Laxdalu, Sagi o Egilu i Sagi o Gunnlaugu Wężowym Języku" (Eng. 'Conflict and methods of its resolution in the medieval Icelandic society, as illustrated in Laxdæla saga, Egils saga, and Gunnlaugs saga'), University of Wrocław (2011).