Keyword [Old english]
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| 1. | Women As Peace-Weavers In Old English Literature |
| 2. | Research On Process Of English Internationalization |
| 3. | On The Skills Of Translating The Middle And Old English In The English Literature Of Social Science |
| 4. | From Language To Thought:the Concepts Of Time In Old English Literature |
| 5. | Desiring to be known: The diction of glory and fame in Old English literature |
| 6. | 'Heo spraec thicce': The privileges and proprieties of female speech in Anglo-Saxon poetry |
| 7. | Cognitive universality and cultural variation in the conceptual structure of language about meaning: A cognitive semantic lexicography of the intangible in Old English, Kiswahili, and Yucatec Maya |
| 8. | Body and soul poems in Old and Middle English |
| 9. | An oral and cognitive approach to Anglo-Saxon poetry: Association, rhizomes, emotions and performance |
| 10. | A new kind of 'Beowulf': Text, translation and technology |
| 11. | Implications of Old English syllable structure and consonant phonotactics for phonological theory |
| 12. | The crisis of violence: Warfare, genetics, and culture in Old English and Old Norse texts |
| 13. | The long arm of variation: The poetics of concept-patterning in 'Beowulf' |
| 14. | Community, solitude, patriarchy, and proto-feminism in the Old English Life of St. Mary of Egypt |
| 15. | 'The most exalted language': Anglo -Saxon perceptions of Hebrew |
| 16. | The tradition of vernacular prayer in Anglo -Saxon England |
| 17. | Art and emotion in Old Norse and Old English poetry |
| 18. | 'The Battle of Maldon': A medieval screenplay. History and Heroism in the Cinematic Adaptation of an Old English Poem |
| 19. | Creating the Christian Anglo-Saxon and the Other in the Old English 'Judith' and 'Beowulf' |
| 20. | The destroyer of souls: The rhetoric of fear in Old English literature |
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