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December 2022
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These are poems that take inspiration from the Old English Elegies, transferring them to twenty-first century contexts. They have been previously published in various UK poetry magazines.</p
These are poems that take inspiration from the Old English Elegies, transferring them to twenty-first century contexts. They have been previously published in various UK poetry magazines.</p
This paper purports to define an elegy as a formal and sustained poem of lament for the death of a p...
This dissertation contains two parts: Part I, which discusses the elegy of possessive intent, a sub...
The analysis of the concepts “ours” and “alien” takes place within the framework of the study of the...
National Elegy examines the development of the elegy over the course of the nineteenth century in Br...
Old English elegies are lyrical and moral poems expressing solitude, suffering, regret for the past ...
A two-part project, containing alliterative verse tranlations of all nine of the "elegies" and a sel...
Critical comment on Old English elegiac poetry is discussed from the following three standpoints: de...
v. 1. Ballads old and new.--v. 2. Idyls and stories in verse. --v. 3. Lyrics.--v. 4. Odes, sonnets a...
The English Funerals is a collection of ten-line prose poems which embody an exploration of ‘epic’ v...
Ode on the Spring.--Ode on the death of a favourite cat.--Ode on a distant prospect of Eton College....
Printed in Great Britain.v. 1. Early poems, narrative poems and sonnets.--v. 2. Lyric and elegiac po...
This is the introduction to the author's translation into Spanish of seven of the poems commonly ref...
Advisors: Susan E. Deskis.Committee members: Nicole Clifton; Doris M. Macdonald.Includes bibliograph...
Published Online: 19 MAR 2012P.J. Davishttp://trove.nla.gov.au/work/160126039?q=9781444330373&c=book...
A poem describing a reading of 'The Battle of Maldon' at Maldon by a group of Anglo-Saxon enthusiast...
This paper purports to define an elegy as a formal and sustained poem of lament for the death of a p...
This dissertation contains two parts: Part I, which discusses the elegy of possessive intent, a sub...
The analysis of the concepts “ours” and “alien” takes place within the framework of the study of the...
National Elegy examines the development of the elegy over the course of the nineteenth century in Br...
Old English elegies are lyrical and moral poems expressing solitude, suffering, regret for the past ...
A two-part project, containing alliterative verse tranlations of all nine of the "elegies" and a sel...
Critical comment on Old English elegiac poetry is discussed from the following three standpoints: de...
v. 1. Ballads old and new.--v. 2. Idyls and stories in verse. --v. 3. Lyrics.--v. 4. Odes, sonnets a...
The English Funerals is a collection of ten-line prose poems which embody an exploration of ‘epic’ v...
Ode on the Spring.--Ode on the death of a favourite cat.--Ode on a distant prospect of Eton College....
Printed in Great Britain.v. 1. Early poems, narrative poems and sonnets.--v. 2. Lyric and elegiac po...
This is the introduction to the author's translation into Spanish of seven of the poems commonly ref...
Advisors: Susan E. Deskis.Committee members: Nicole Clifton; Doris M. Macdonald.Includes bibliograph...
Published Online: 19 MAR 2012P.J. Davishttp://trove.nla.gov.au/work/160126039?q=9781444330373&c=book...
A poem describing a reading of 'The Battle of Maldon' at Maldon by a group of Anglo-Saxon enthusiast...
This paper purports to define an elegy as a formal and sustained poem of lament for the death of a p...
This dissertation contains two parts: Part I, which discusses the elegy of possessive intent, a sub...
The analysis of the concepts “ours” and “alien” takes place within the framework of the study of the...
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