The Journal of Germanic Folklore and Mythology

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The JGFM was (or perhaps still is) a scholarly yet readable journal that dealt with a wide range of topics pertinent to Heathens.

Issue 1
January 1, 2004

The Fetter, the Ring and the Oath: Binding Symbolism in Viking Mythology by Ross Enochs

The Specter of Wotan: Evolution of Proto-Indo-European God of Death by Thor Heidrek Templin

Ghostbuster: Cotton Matherís Invocation of the History of the Specter in the Justification of the Salem Witch Trials by Melissa Etzler

Magic and Religion in Barbarian Europe by Melinda S. Marsh

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Issue 2
December 31, 2004

The Fall of Tyr, the Fall of Justice: A Reflection of Society in the Germanic Religious System by Thor Heidrek Templin

Wake not the Dead!: An Analysis Implementing Lacan's Interpretations of the "Other" in Representations of the Vampire in German Literature from 1463-1800 by Melissa Etzler

Meanings in the Death of Baldr by Thor Heidrek Templin

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Issue 3
March, 2006

Renewal in Ragnarok: The Replacement and the Rebirth of Everything by Thor Heidrek Templin

In the Afterlife: A Brief Comparison of the Afterlife in the Pre-Christian Sami & Germanic Religions by Thor Heidrek Templin and Marcus Garisen

Book Review of Mediating the Past: Gustav Freytag, Progress and German Historical Identity 1848 -1871

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Issue 4
August, 2006

Germanic Paganism among the Early Salian Franks

Mysticism, Strength, and Fertility: Dumézil’s Trifunctional
Hypothesis in Norse Mythology and Christianity

Towards a Folklore of Punjab during the Colonial Period

Part 1 of 2: Children of the Mist: A History and
Interpretation of Dwarfs in German Mythology, Fairy
Tale and Folk Legend, From 1000 B.C.E to 1945 A.C.E.

..can be downloaded here (http://jgmfissue4.weebly.com/) ( it's too big to post here )

Later,
-Lyfing