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  • Verlag: Penguin

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    Paperback. Zustand: Good. Vintage Penguin. #L70. Beowulf, translated and introduced by David Wright in its Penguin edition, offers a vigorous, modern rendering of the Old English epic that preserves the poemâs stark drama and heroic intensity. Wrightâs translation emphasises clarity and momentum, bringing out the tale of Beowulfâs battles with Grendel, Grendelâs vengeful mother and, in old age, the dragon that seals his fate. His introduction situates the poem within its historical and mythic context, highlighting themes of courage, loyalty and the sombre awareness of mortality that runs through the narrative. The result is an accessible yet resonant version of one of the foundational works of English literature. …

  • Verlag: Penguin

    • Softcover

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    Paperback. Zustand: Good. Vintage Penguin. #L70. Beowulf, translated and introduced by David Wright in its Penguin edition, offers a vigorous, modern rendering of the Old English epic that preserves the poemâs stark drama and heroic intensity. Wrightâs translation emphasises clarity and momentum, bringing out the tale of Beowulfâs battles with Grendel, Grendelâs vengeful mother and, in old age, the dragon that seals his fate. His introduction situates the poem within its historical and mythic context, highlighting themes of courage, loyalty and the sombre awareness of mortality that runs through the narrative. The result is an accessible yet resonant version of one of the foundational works of English literature. …