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Lotte Motz (August 16, 1922 – December 24, 1997) was an Austrian-American scholar who published five books and around 50 scholarly papers, primarily in the fields of
Norse mythology and
folklore.
Forced to flee her native
Austria upon the rise of the Nazis, Motz earned her B.A. from
Hunter College and did her graduate work at
Stanford University and the
University of Wisconsin, obtaining a Ph.D. in German and
philology from the latter institution in 1955. She taught at
Brooklyn College and
Hunter College. Her research interests came to focus on female figures in Norse and Germanic mythology, especially the nature and function of giantesses in that tradition.
Motz was posthumously honored with a conference held in her memory at
Bonn University in 1999, which led to the publication of a commemorative volume of scholarly works on female entities in Northern mythology.
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