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    The life and times of Beowulf : monsters and heroes in the named lands of the North.

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    2013-09-13
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    Hitotsubashi, N.
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    The purpose of this study is to examine the historical analogues and digressions in the Anglo-Saxon poem Beowulf. Focusing on the Danes, Geats and Swedes as well as the peace-weavers and the Finnsburg Episode, it seeks to explain how the history and the digressions contribute to a unified narrative of the life and times of the titular hero.
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