Anglo-Saxon literature
| Another name for Old English literature. |
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Anglo-Saxon literature
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Perhaps this is a reaction against the rigidity and formality of
translating authentic Anglo-Saxon literature. Healthiness appears to be
the master trope in Anglo-Saxon literature on boyhood sexuality. Professor Tolkien had been beginning his lectures by reciting the
first lines of Beowulf in Anglo-Saxon since before I was born; he'd
held the Chair of Anglo-Saxon Literature for almost thirty years. |
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