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https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0004988urvey of the historiography. It will set out the various schools of thought in the debate surrounding pre-modern PTSD, and how the subject has become popular in ancient and early modern history but not within medieval studies. Finally, this chapter will set out the book’s aim, to establish synergies

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https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0075276 to the state, regardless of the wishes declared in their will. The motivations behind this law were primarily economic rather than moralistic, and presupposed that the soldier in question had taken their action to avoid punishment for a misdemeanour—one which, in some cases, might have seen him exe

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Desineni S. Naidu,Ayalasomayajula K. Raoteenth century which records the feud of Snorri Goei and Arnkel Goei in early medieval Iceland. This chapter’s literary analysis will focus on Chapters 18 and 25 of ., which illustrate manifestations of combat trauma both in the character of Thorarin, and the treatment of the berserkers Halli and Le

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Desineni S. Naidu,Ayalasomayajula K. Raon supporting roles. Moreover, many women and children not directly involved in the armies were still first-hand witnesses to the events of the conflict, as the defenders of fortified strongholds or as inhabitants of garrisoned and besieged towns. When considering the psychological impact of warfare,

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