Beowulf and Christian Allegory: An Interpretation of Unferth
In the discussion of the Christian elements in Beowulf, it seems to have escaped the notice of scholars that the character of Unferth may provide an example of Christian allegory consciously employed by the poet. If the name Unferth means mar-peace or strife, an important clue to his significance in...
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Cambridge University Press
1951
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Year: 1951, Volume: 7, Pages: 410-415 |
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