CFC - Dis/ability in the medieval Nordic world - A special issue of Mirator Editors: Anna Katharina Heiniger and Christopher Crocker

The special issue emerges from the interdisciplinary research project Disability before disability (Icel. Fötlun fyrir tíma fötlunar) situated at the Centre for Disability Studies at the University of Iceland, initiated in 2017, and supported by the Icelandic Research fund (Icel. Rannsóknasjóður) Gr...

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title CFC - Dis/ability in the medieval Nordic world - A special issue of Mirator Editors: Anna Katharina Heiniger and Christopher Crocker
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