ENG 283E: Our Premodern Epics: How Epics Create Culture and Vice Versa

Beowulf

Beowulf is a unique epic in that it was written in Old English by an Anglo-Saxon audience around the tenth century, and yet, it focuses on the Danish and Scandinavian culture that had slowly been encroaching on the island of Britain since the Age of the Vikings. Beowulf is a standard in many classrooms as the quintessential English/British epic, and lives on today in many new iterations.

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Contents of this path:

  1. Beowulf: Beowulf and the Dragon in Geatland
  2. Beowulf: For Those Who Possess Attention Spans Of Incredulously Short Length And Are Easily Intimidated By Ancient Works Of Literature, The British Library in London
  3. The Three Battles in Beowulf
  4. Beowulf
  5. The Dragon of Earnaness: By Matt Bruzzano