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A case for irony in Beowulf, with particular reference to its epithets

A case for irony in Beowulf, with particular reference to its epithets

by Clark, Tom

Subjects

Beowulf English language Epic poetry, English (Old) Epithets History and criticism Irony in literature Rhetoric Epic poetry, history and criticism English language, old english, ca. 450-1100
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