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HE SWORD IN THE MERE: TRANSCULTURAL MEMORY, NATIONHOOD, AND THE CASE FOR BRITTONIC INFLUENCE IN BEOWULF.

Previous studies exploring the possibility of “Celtic” influence in Beowulf have categorically neglected Brittonic parallels, even though the early English historically had more direct contact with the Britons during the early settlement period than any other Insular people (which may be symptom...

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Published in:Comitatus: A Journal of Medieval & Renaissance Studies Vol. 56; pp. 1 - 28
Main Author: Gutbezahl, Tristan
Format: Article
Published: University of California at Los Angeles, Center for Medieval & Renaissance Studies 2025
Subjects:
Beowulf
Celtic languages
Britons
Ethnicity
Votive offerings
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