Research Bio
Jonas Wellendorf an associate professor in the Department of Scandinavian. His research focus is on Old Norse-Icelandic literature, textual culture and language, Viking and Medieval Scandinavia, medieval understandings of the past, medieval views on language, Old Norse-Icelandic learned literature (including grammatical, theological and mythological literature and literature on poetics), medieval translations, medieval modes of interpretation, the Latin/vernacular interface.
Research Expertise and Interest
Old Norse language and literature, Scandinavian mythology, Scandinavian cultural history (Viking Age and Middle ages)
Teaching
Scandinavian Myth and Religion [SCANDIN 160 - 001]
Early Scandinavian Literature [SCANDIN 220 - 001]
Dissertation Writing [SCANDIN 299 - 005]
Teaching Practicum [SCANDIN 300B - 003]
Scandinavian Teaching Methods [SCANDIN 301 - 003]
Individual Study for M.A. Candidates [SCANDIN 601 - 005]
Individual Study for Doctoral Candidates [SCANDIN 602 - 005]
Viking and Medieval Scandinavia [SCANDIN 123 - 001]
Special Topics in Scandinavian [SCANDIN 180 - 001]
Graduate Studies [SCANDIN 249 - 006]
Special Study [SCANDIN 298 - 007]
Dissertation Writing [SCANDIN 299 - 006]
Teaching Practicum [SCANDIN 300B - 003]
Scandinavian Teaching Methods [SCANDIN 301 - 003]
Individual Study for M.A. Candidates [SCANDIN 601 - 006]
Individual Study for Doctoral Candidates [SCANDIN 602 - 006]
Introduction to Research Materials and Methods [MEDST 200 - 001]
Scandinavian Myth and Religion [SCANDIN 160 - 001]
Dissertation Writing [SCANDIN 299 - 005]
Teaching Practicum [SCANDIN 300B - 002]
Scandinavian Teaching Methods [SCANDIN 301 - 002]
Individual Study for M.A. Candidates [SCANDIN 601 - 005]
Individual Study for Doctoral Candidates [SCANDIN 602 - 005]
Reading and Composition [SCANDIN R5A - 001]