Essential articles for the study of Old English poetry (The Essential articles series)

The Lost Literature Of Medieval England / R. W. Chambers -- Widsith And The Critic / Kemp Malone -- Anglo-saxon Literature: Attic Or Asiastic? Old English Poetry And Its Latin Background / René Derolez -- Patristics And Old English Literature: Notes On Some Poems / Morton W. Bloomfield -- Dialect Origins Of The Earlier Old English Verse / Kenneth Sisam -- Old English Beot And Old Icelandic Heitstrenging / Stefán Einarsson -- Wyrd In Anglo-saxon Prose And Poetry / B. J. Timmer -- Colour Words In Anglo-saxon / L. D. Lerner -- The Devil In Old English Poetry / Rosemary Woolf -- Diction And Imagery In Anglo-saxon Poetry / Henry Cecil Wyld -- Understatement In Old English Poetry / Frederick Bracher -- Analysis Of Stylistic Devices And Effects In Anglo-saxon Literature / R. F. Leslie -- Old Germanic Metrics And Old English Metrics / Eduard Sievers -- Old English Verse And English Speech Rhythm / Marjorie Daunt -- The Alliterative Metre / C. S. Lewis -- The Oral-formulaic Character Of Anglo-saxon Narrative Poetry / Francis P. Magoun, Jr. -- The Formulaic Expression Of The Theme Of Exile In Anglo-saxon Poetry / Stanley Greenfield -- The Making Of An Anglo-saxon Poem / Robert P. Creed -- Theme As Ornament In Anglo-saxon Poetry / Robert E. Diamond -- The Oral-formulaic Analyses Of Old English Verse / Robert D. Stevick -- The Poetry Of Cædmon / C. W. Wren -- The Dream Of The Rood As Prosopopoeia / Margaret Schlauch -- The Interpretation Of The Seafarer / Dorothy Whitelock -- Old English Poetic Diction And The Interpretation Of The Wanderer, The Seafarer And The Penitent's Prayer / E. G. Stanley -- On The Genre Of The Wanderer / J. E. Cross -- Dramatic Voices In The Wanderer And The Seafarer / John C. Pope. Edited By Jess B. Bessinger, Jr. [and] Stanley J. Kahrl. Includes Bibliographical References.