Breaking with tradition(?): Female representations of heroism in Old English  poetry

Breaking with tradition(?): Female representations of heroism in Old English poetry

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The characters of Grendel’s mother, Judith, and Juliana serve as primary examples for this analysis. This dissertation identifies these three figures as exhibiting a heroic ethos, explores how they fit into and deviate from the defined Old English heroic ideal

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