Old English Poetry: Essays on Style (Contributions of the UCLA Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, 10)

The Study Of Style In Old English Poetry : A Historical Introduction / Daniel G. Calder -- Two Old English Poetic Phrases Insufficiently Understood For Literary Criticism : Þing Gehegan And SenoÞ Gehegan / E.g. Stanley -- Esthetics And Meaning And The Translation Of Old English Poetry / Stanley B. Greenfield -- The Editing Of Old English Poetic Texts : Questions Of Style / Roy F. Leslie -- Two Aspects Of Variation In Old English Poetry / Fred C. Robinson -- Action In Beowulf And Our Perception Of It / Peter Clemoes. Edited By Daniel G. Calder. Based On Papers Delivered At A Symposium On Old English Poetry Held In Los Angeles, March 31 To April 2, 1977 [and] Co-sponsored By The Center For Medieval And Renaissance Studies And The Department Of English. Includes Index. Bibliography: P. 58-65. The study of style in Old English poetry: a historical introduction / Daniel G. Calder 1 Two Old English poetic phrases insufficiently understood for literary criticism: 'þing gehegan' and 'seonoþ gehegan' / E. G. Stanley 67 Esthetics and meaning and the translation of Old English poetry / Styanely B. Greenfield 91 The editing of Old English poetic texts: questions of style / Roy F. Leslie 111 Two aspects of variations in Old English poetry / Fred C. Robinson 127 Action in 'Beowulf' and our perception of it / Peter Clemoes 147 Index 169