Monsters Crouching and Critics Rampant: Or the Beowulf Dragon Debated

Author(s): Adrien Bonjour

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PMLA, Vol. 68, No. 1 (Mar., 1953), pp. 304-312

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Modern Language Association

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Article Contents

Issue Table of Contents

PMLA, Vol. 68, No. 1 (Mar., 1953), pp. 3-320
- Justification by Works [pp. 3-17]
- We Accept Our Responsibility for Professional Leadership [pp. 18-24]
- Broadening the Base of Language Study in America [pp. 25-29]
- The Mote and the Beam [pp. 30-33]
- Obligation and Opportunity [pp. 34-37]
- Unrecognized Disarmament [pp. 38-42]
- What Next? [pp. 43-48]
- l'Homme et le Cosmos Dans l'Espoir et les Noyers de l'Altenburg d'André Malraux [pp. 49-55]
- l'Expression Elémentaire Dans l'Etre et le Néant [pp. 56-64]
- New Light on Tomás Carrasquilla [pp. 65-74]
- Lytton Strachey's "Point of View" [pp. 75-94]
- Joyce, Nietzsche, and Hauptmann in James Joyce's "A Painful Case" [pp. 95-102]
- Expediency and Absolute Morality in Billy Budd [pp. 103-110]
- Nietzsche's View of Luther and the Reformation in Morgenröthe and Die Fröhliche Wissenschaft [pp. 111-127]
- The Site and Ancient City of Browning's Love among the Ruins [pp. 128-137]
- Hawthorne and the Concept of Sympathy [pp. 138-149]
- Nerval and Rousseau [pp. 150-169]
- Charles Sealsfield and the Courrier des Etats-Unis [pp. 170-188]
- Sir Walter Scott's Contributions to the English Vocabulary [pp. 189-210]
- Keats's Ode to a Nightingale [pp. 211-222]
- Pope, Theobald, and Wycherley's Posthumous Works [pp. 223-236]
- Pope, Lady Mary, and the Court Poems (1716) [pp. 237-250]
- Dryden's Prologue and Epilogue to Mithridates, Revived [pp. 251-267]
- Bridges' Milton's Prosody and Renaissance Metrical Theory [pp. 268-285]
- Controversia in the English Drama: Medwall and Massinger [pp. 286-303]
- Monsters Crouching and Critics Rampant: Or the Beowulf Dragon Debated [pp. 304-312]
- Notes, Documents, and Critical Comment
  - Addison vs. Steele, 1708 [pp. 313-320]