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Notes on Dr. S D Lee's lectures on Old English at Oxford
Oxford University: Podcasts from Medieval English lectures - Old English, Lecture 1: An Introduction
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Dr. Lee ends each lecture with a quick summary (a few score words) of the lecture that is worthwhile.
In the lecture on prose Dr. Lee, using examples, characterizes the Anglo-Saxon as being interested in how the world around them works. One example is a description of the function of the liver. They don't get it right but don't just say, "and God did it this way." This brings to mind Hooke and The System of the World and Russell Mead and his book, God and Gold: Britain, America, and the Making of the Modern World.
Poetry
Amazon.com: The Ode Less Travelled: Unlocking the Poet Within: Stephen Fry: Books
www.amazon.com/Ode-Less-Travelled-Unlocking-Within... The Ode Less Travelled: Unlocking the Poet Within [BARGAIN PRICE] (Hardcover)
by Stephen Fry (Author) "YOU HAVE ALREADY achieved the English-language poet's most important goal: you can read, write and speak English well enough to understand this sentence..." (more) Key Phrases: pyrrhic substitution, wrenched rhyme, luc bat, Poetry Exercise, Wilfred Owen, Leigh Hunt (more...) Recommended for meter and such. Labels:
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Requested 4/20/08 Labels:
poetry, language Exeter BookFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaJump to: navigation, search
The Exeter Book, Exeter Cathedral Library MS 3501, also known as the Codex Exoniensis, is a tenth century book The Riddles of the Exeter Book
Anglo Saxon Riddles
The Exeter Riddles from the Book of Kells
The Exeter Book
Literary Encyclopedia: Exeter Book Riddles
BeowulfEnlarged
image This is the only known medieval manuscript of the epic saga of 'Beowulf', the most important surviving work of Anglo-Saxon poetry. The manuscript dates from the early 11th century, two generations before the Norman Conquest - though the poem itself is probably even older. Written in Old English, it tells of a thrilling struggle between the hero, Beowulf, and a bloodthirsty monster called Grendel. Labels:
poem, manuscript JSTOR: Literacy, Orality, and the Parry-Lord "Formula ...
JSTOR: Reading the Song of Roland
Oral tradition - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Oral poetry - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Bryn Mawr Classical Review 95.12.20
Literacy in Medieval Celtic Societies - Google Books Result
Read Messages
Myth and Poetics Series: The Singer Resumes the Tale - Questia ...
Formula Criticism and the Poetry of the Old Testament - Google Books Result
McLuhan Program - Toronto School of Communications - Milman Parry
Prose
Anglo-Saxon Chronicle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anglo-Saxon_Chronicle Anglo-Saxon ChronicleFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaJump to: navigation, search
 
The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle is a collection of annals Alfred the Great (also Ælfred from the Old English
Dr. Lee recommends Alfred for his contribution to Old English prose. del.icio.us/html/mshook/oe?tags=yes&rssbutton=no&extended=body&count=100
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YouTube - The Ruin http://www.pluggd.tv/audio/channels/oxford_university_podcasts_from_medieval_english_lectures/episodes/39zv2 /
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The Ruin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia via http://www.pluggd.tv/audio/channels/oxford_university_podcasts_from_medieval_english_lectures/episodes/39zv2
"This masonry is wondrous; fates broke it
courtyard pavements were smashed; the work of giants is decaying.
Roofs are fallen, ruinous tower /
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Old English Course Pack "* The Dream of the Rood
* The Battle of Maldon
* The Wanderer
* The Wife's Lament
* Beowulf: The Fight with Grendel
* Beowulf: The Lament of the Last Survivor
* Beowulf: Beowulf's Funeral
* Ælfric's Life of St Edmund
* Bede's account of the poet /
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These are the sites I tagged before I decided to make this Google Notes page. Labels:
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Skip the Tuition: 100 Free Podcasts from the Best Colleges in the World | OEDb
oedb.org/library/beginning-online-learning/skip-th... This is where I found these lectures. Labels:
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Mentioned in the lecture on manuscripts The Old English Newsletter is a quarterly publication offering news, reports, articles and information on Anglo-Saxon studies. Each year it publishes a comprehensive Bibliography that is widely regarded as one of the best research tools in the field; the Bibliography records recent work on Anglo-Saxon literature, language, history, art, archaeology, and other topics. This site presents the annual OEN Bibliography in a searchable database.
The database currently contains the annual bibliographies from 1973-2004—over 19,000 entries, with new items added annually. These can be browsed by subject, scanned for keywords (using AND, OR, and NOT conditions), or searched by specific fields. Searches can be limited to a single year or range of years, and results can be sorted by author, title, or date. Individual items can be viewed in more detail, including a list of reviews (for books) and links to related items. You can save single items or entire sets of search results, and your list of saved items can be printed, saved to disk, or sent via email. Access to the OEN Bibliography database is free, but is limited to registered users. Please click Register/Log In at left to register; a valid email address is required to complete your registration. This site is best viewed in browsers which comply fully with WWW standards, such as Mozilla, Opera, or Apple’s Safari. It relies on Javascript to control some display routines, and your browser must be set to accept cookies (these store your login and password information while you are navigating through the site). 8413 visitors since 5/22/03
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