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    flogging­ to beat with or as if with a rod or whip remunerative­ profitable mourning­ the act of sorrowing Response 1. Section one: Given the phrase “Language is thought” please describe how the video explains how Beowulf became “a literary classic”. The anglo saxons clung to their old home and ways through poems such as this. It has the key elements of the heros journey as the hero fights monsters‚ goes on adventures‚ and in the end finds himself. He also attracts the imagination and appeals to the readers emotions

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    Khang Vo Miss Easter English IV 22 February 2012 Beowulf: The Immortal Hero “Hwaet!” (“Pay attention”!) So begins Beowulf‚ one of the oldest surviving works of literature in English. Poet-singers sang about remarkable deeds of an immortal hero named Beowulf for centuries. The voice of the epic poem still resounds today. Beowulf tells about the life and accomplishment of a revered hero – its titular character. In the

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    reformed over time to make today’s English. Christianity wasn’t always the main religion of ancient Britain. It only became truly popular and dominant after the romans had been ran out of Britain and the Germanic tribes formed together to make the Anglo-Saxons. Explain two things that you would still like to know about the development of Old English. Please be sure to include at least one complete sentence for each one. I would like to learn more about the Modern English words that show roots in German

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    reformation‚ industrialisation etc... Both have a history of being smaller countries joining together to form larger ones‚ all through from the beginning to now. The dark ages anglo saxon kingdoms mercia‚ the anglias‚ umbrias‚ sexs etc all fought together and eventually formed england at roughly the same time as the franks‚ bavarians‚ saxons etc all fought together to form the holy roman empire. Later on‚ england dominated their region and formed the UK‚ prussia dominated their region and formed germany.

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    speaks to the courageous faultless and the significance of destiny to the Old English individuals‚ while additionally tending to legislative issues‚ war‚ seniority‚ and kinsmanship. To translate a work like such one needs more than just knowing the Anglo-Saxon language‚ it takes a certain style to mimic this unique work. Amongst numerous translation one might ask which one is the most accurate and submerges as the one of truest meaning. However‚ the poetic meaning along with the preference of version

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    READING GUIDE: BEOWULF “At the dawn of English literature stands Beowulf.” Background (pages 38-39) • The action takes place in ___________-century _____________________. • The poem is written in ____________ English. • The poem contains ______ mortal battles: 1) 2) 3) • Beowulf belongs to the oral tradition‚ carried on by traveling minstrels called ________________. • The poem was finally recorded in

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    Keith Gonzales Mr. Windham English IV – Slot 1 16 September 2014 Masculinity in Beowulf The Poem Beowulf was composed sometime between the middle of the seventh and the end of the tenth century of the first millennium; it was originally written in Anglo-Saxon‚ or Old English. This heroic epic about the experiences of a Scandinavian prince‚ Beowulf‚ and currently stands as one of the foundation works of English poetry. Beowulf‚ the protagonist in the story‚ exemplifies his masculine aspects frequently

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    Zill Patel Ms. Scanlon British and World Literature 12/1/10 Cultural Significance in Beowulf and it’s Time Period 1) Beowulf had a significant amount of history revealed throughout the text allowing the reader to imagine the cultural life style back in the seventh through tenth centuries. a) BackgroundBefore the British lived in Britain‚ the Celts had settled in Britain. Around 55BC‚ The Romans deiced to begin and attack Britain. The invasion was successful around A.D. 43 when

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    Superheroes of the Anglo-Saxon times can be considered the forefathers of modern day superheroes. Anglo-Saxon superheroes are brave‚ honourable‚ intelligent‚ loyal to their lord‚ and possess unearthly strength. I believe that Beowulf‚ the eponymous character from the Anglo-Saxon poem‚ is the perfect embodiment of an Anglo-Saxon hero because of these several qualities that he possesses. One characteristic that Beowulf displays is loyalty to Lord. On lines 116-119 of the poem‚ it says that Beowulf

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    In the historic epic Beowulf‚ its title character‚ Beowulf‚ is perceived as an unconventional as well as a traditional hero in current society. Beowulf‚ the son of Ecgtheow and Hygelac’s thane‚ is presented as a fearless warrior to the audience. This acknowledgment of Beowulf causes the readers to instantly recognize that Beowulf is a well-respected man. Beowulf’s magnitude is seen at the very beginning of the poem as the narrator states‚ "The man whose name was known for courage‚ the Geat Leader"

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