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Who's Who and Backstory in Beowulf

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A series of genealogical charts of the major figures in the poem, annotated by event and line number. While based on the genealogical charts usually given at the back of Beowulf editions, I attempt here to provide a complete picture of all the named figures of the poem and their major actions; by keying the figures to line numbers, a chronology of events and relationships is also constructed. The charts include all named human characters, the three main monsters, and the important artefacts mentioned in the poem. 

History

Date Created

01/09/2008

Temporal Coverage

2000-2010

Creator

Bruce Gilchrist

Source

Contributor's own resource

Intended Audience

5. 1st Level Higher Education (e.g. undergraduate degree, and taught Masters) or Adult Education Programmes (Continuing Education)

Language

English

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