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Beowulf: Roles of Women

Beowulf: Roles of Women Throughout the history of literature female characters are often side characters that do not get much…

4 weeks ago

Hero and Anti-Hero: Beowulf and Albert Camus’ The Stranger

That hero and anti-hero are opposing terms, one will not argue. However, the definitions of the two, and therefore the…

1 month ago

The Epic Hero: A Summary of Beowulf

Epic heroes possess many traits that other characters lack. Among these are physical strength, bravery, and wisdom. These attributes aid…

2 months ago

Instances of Fate in Beowulf

Fate of Epic Proportions Instances of fate are scattered throughout Beowulf. Whether Beowulf is considered a Christian poem or a…

2 months ago

Beowulf – a Literary Analysis

The usage of symbolism in literary works has been a constant for thousands of years. Many scholars have devoted their…

3 months ago

‘Grendel’ by John Gardner (The Dragon’s Influence)

The Dragon's Role in Grendel's Death In the European Mythology novel, "Grendel" by John Gardner, the Dragon symbolizes a satanic…

7 months ago

The Allegory of Beowulf

Beowulf is considered to be the first great work within Anglo-Saxon literature. Written in the form of an epic poem,…

3 years ago

Analysis of Grendel’s Mother from Beowulf

"She [Grendel's mother] had been forced down into fearful waters/the cold depths, after Cain had killed / his father's son..."…

3 years ago

Beowulf as Epic Hero

What do you think of when you see the word "hero?" A person who possesses great skill and courage, no…

4 years ago

Beowulf: A True Hero?

If you were to consider Beowulf a hero by today's standards, I would ask you to really analyze who he…

4 years ago

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