Of Bawns and Bros: Beowulf Translations and a Modernist Medievalism.

The article focuses on modernist medievalism and how it is born out of the desire to remake or recreate the medieval in the modern era. It argues that medievalism is not just centered solely in the past but is instead created by the collision and combination of the medieval and the modern. It examin...

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Published in:Essays in Medieval Studies Vol. 36; pp. 1 - 21
Main Author: Renshaw, Mikaela
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Published: West Virginia University Press 2022
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