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Fredrik Gregorius

Senior Associate Professor

The use and reception of old Norse religion 

Senior Lecturer Fredrik Gregorius (PhD) has as his primary research area the use and reception of Old Norse religion, from the Gothicism of the Swedish Empire to contemporary Norse Pagan religions.

Gregorius is currently working within the research project Back to Blood: Pursuing a Future from the Norse Past, a research collaboration between Linköping University and University of Stavanger, Norway. The project is funded by the Norwegian Research Council. His project is titled: The Landscape of the gods: Negotiating the role of place and meaning in Viking archaeological sites and museums and deals with how places associated with Old Norse religion have been used throughout history.

More information about the project Bad Blood

Apart from this has Gregorius primarily conducted research on apocalyptic Christian movements in the United States, modern Satanism and neo-Paganism. This research has been oriented towards the reception of religious concepts and how these have changed over time and place, due to political and social motives. 

Publications

2024

Fredrik Gregorius (2024) Luciferianism

2023

Jane Skjoldli, Fredrik Gregorius (2023) Feltnotat om Midgardsblot Din: tidskrift for religion og kultur, Vol. 1, p. 107-110 (Article in journal)
Fredrik Gregorius (2023) Att bekämpa Ragnarök: Nordisk animism och hednisk ekosofi Din: tidskrift for religion og kultur, Vol. 1, p. 7-40 (Article in journal)
Fredrik Gregorius (2023) Albert Pike: Morals and Dogma of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry (1871) Satanism: A Reader, p. 62-68 (Chapter in book) Continue to DOI
Fredrik Gregorius (2023) Thomas Karlsson (Dragon Rouge): excerpt from Kabbala, kliffot och den goetiska magin (2004) Satanism: A Reader, p. 306-313 (Chapter in book) Continue to DOI

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