Man and Landscape in Old English Literature

The purpose of this paper is to study the relationship between man and landscape in Old Eng¬lish literature starting from the assumption that, during the Middle Ages, landscape was not merely a physical space, but it was rather a complex dimension involving religious and moral aspects. Examples from...

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Main Author: Elisa Ramazzina
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: EDUCatt 2016-12-01
Series:L'Analisi linguistica e letteraria
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Online Access:http://www.analisilinguisticaeletteraria.eu/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/Ramazzina_Man-and-Landscape-in-Old-English-Literature.pdf
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description The purpose of this paper is to study the relationship between man and landscape in Old Eng¬lish literature starting from the assumption that, during the Middle Ages, landscape was not merely a physical space, but it was rather a complex dimension involving religious and moral aspects. Examples from poetic and prose texts will show how the natural world was usually hostile and inhospitable. Mappae mundi will help determine how the Anglo-Saxons considered themselves in relation to the environment.
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spellingShingle Elisa Ramazzina
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Old English literature
landscape
mappae mundi
monsters
ecocriticism
title Man and Landscape in Old English Literature
title_full Man and Landscape in Old English Literature
title_fullStr Man and Landscape in Old English Literature
title_full_unstemmed Man and Landscape in Old English Literature
title_short Man and Landscape in Old English Literature
title_sort man and landscape in old english literature
topic Old English literature
landscape
mappae mundi
monsters
ecocriticism
url http://www.analisilinguisticaeletteraria.eu/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/Ramazzina_Man-and-Landscape-in-Old-English-Literature.pdf
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