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PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, 1899
It is a somewhat singular fact that although students of our language and literature have been carefully gleaning their chosen fields and leaving scarcely any entirely new theme for investigation, there should remain practically untouched a subject of high interest and æsthetic importance,— I mean the use of color in poetry.
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It is a somewhat singular fact that although students of our language and literature have been carefully gleaning their chosen fields and leaving scarcely any entirely new theme for investigation, there should remain practically untouched a subject of high interest and æsthetic importance,— I mean the use of color in poetry.
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Old English Poetry into Modern English Verse
Translation and Literature, 1994Over thirty-three years I have translated a good deal of Old English poetry into verse. Teachers of Old English sometimes feel unwanted, but the true Cinderella of English Studies is not Old English: it is translation. Although English was first written to translate the good news of Christianity to the Angles, English literary history has traditionally
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The Exeter Book of Old English Poetry.
Modern Language Notes, 1933R. Priebsch +3 more
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The elegiac mood in old English poetry
English Studies, 1942(1942). The elegiac mood in old English poetry. English Studies: Vol. 24, No. 1-6, pp. 33-44.
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