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The Structure and the Unity of Beowulf

Author(s): Arthur G. Brodeur

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PMLA, Vol. 68, No. 5 (Dec., 1953), pp. 1183-1195

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Modern Language Association

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Document Outline

Article Contents

Issue Table of Contents

PMLA, Vol. 68, No. 5 (Dec., 1953), pp. 921-1250+i-viii
- Volume Information [pp.i-viii]
- Front Matter [pp.921-922]
- Psychological Fate in Mourning Becomes Electra [pp.923-934]
- The Poetry of Julio Herrera y Reissig and French Symbolism [pp.935-942]
- Henry James's World of Images [pp.943-960]
- Sainte-Beuve et Pascal [pp.961-974]
- On the Dog's Chasing His Own Tail in "Ethan Brand" [pp.975-981]
- Robert Browning and the Experimental Drama [pp.982-991]
- An Early Champion of Wordsworth: Thomas Noon Talfourd [pp.992-1000]
- William Hazlitt as a Critic of Prose Fiction [pp.1001-1016]
- Jane Austen and the Peerage [pp.1017-1031]
- Smollett and the Atom [pp.1032-1046]
- Edmund Burke and Charles Lucas [pp.1047-1055]
- Dorus aus Istrien: A Question of Identity [pp.1056-1067]
- The Damnation of Othello [pp.1068-1078]
- The Structure of the Faerie Queene [pp.1079-1100]
- "Christis Kirk," "Peblis to the Play," and the German Peasant-Brawl [pp.1101-1125]
- Chaucer Shortens a Tale [pp.1126-1141]
- A Period in the Development of the Canterbury Tales Marriage Group and of Blocks B and C [pp.1142-1159]
- The Emergence of Psychological Allegory in Old French Romance [pp.1160-1182]
- The Structure and the Unity of Beowulf [pp.1183-1195]
- Developing Cultural Understanding through Foreign Language Study: A Report of the MLA Interdisciplinary Seminar in Language and Culture [pp.1196-1218]
- Notes, Documents, and Critical Comment
  - The Anti-Semitic Limerick Incidents and Joyce's "Bloomsday" [pp.1219-1223]
  - Local Allusions in Joyce's Ulysses [pp.1223-1228]
  - Robert Buchanan's Critical Principles [pp.1228-1232]
  - Dryden's "Cousin Swift" [pp.1232-1240]
  - Poe's Solution of the "Frailey Land Office Cipher" [pp.1240-1241]
  - Petrarch's Coronation Oration [pp.1241-1250]