Robert J Glendinning
Biographic Data
| ID | 958431 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Robert J Glendinning |
| GIVEN NAMES | Robert J |
| FAMILY NAME | Glendinning |
| SIGNATURE | GLENDINNING R J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Manitoba |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
La leyenda de Tristán
La leyenda de Tristán: variaciones sobre un tema
Eros, Agape, and Rhetoric around 1200
"The Sun Apostrophe in "Römische Elegie XV
Modern commentaries on Goethe's `Romische Elegie xv' have identified allusions and sources, but have devoted most of their attention to the first half of the elegy.' This part of the poem, it will be recalled, depicts Faustine sitting with her mother and uncle at a table in a Roman tavern. Knowing that she is secretly observed by her lover, who sits with German friends at a table nearby, the girl feigns carelessness, spills wine on the table, and…
Pyramus and Thisbe in the Medieval Classroom
Edda
Edda
Twelve essays are presented by outstanding authorities in Nordic medieval studies and range from treatment of broad aspects of the Edda, to consideration of single poems, to analysis of parts of specific works. An attractive and important collection for every scholar of Old Scandinavian.
Speculum Norrœnum
The Archetypal Structure of Hymisqviða
T HE Eddic mythological lay Hymisqvida is regarded by most scholars as a late poem and as a conglomerate of older, originally independent mythical traditions.' The different materials comprising the poem are held together contextually by two interconnected and more or less continuous motifs, the fetching of a brewing-kettle by the gods Tyr and Thor, and the sea-journey or journeys which lead them to their goal. The former motif has been widely in…
Deutung und Bedeutung
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Deutung und Bedeutung
The Archetypal Structure of Hymisqviða
T HE Eddic mythological lay Hymisqvida is regarded by most scholars as a late poem and as a conglomerate of older, originally independent mythical traditions.' The different materials comprising the poem are held together contextually by two interconnected and more or less continuous motifs, the fetching of a brewing-kettle by the gods Tyr and Thor, and the sea-journey or journeys which lead them to their goal. The former motif has been widely in…
Edda
Twelve essays are presented by outstanding authorities in Nordic medieval studies and range from treatment of broad aspects of the Edda, to consideration of single poems, to analysis of parts of specific works. An attractive and important collection for every scholar of Old Scandinavian.
Speculum Norrœnum
Edda
Pyramus and Thisbe in the Medieval Classroom
"The Sun Apostrophe in "Römische Elegie XV
Modern commentaries on Goethe's `Romische Elegie xv' have identified allusions and sources, but have devoted most of their attention to the first half of the elegy.' This part of the poem, it will be recalled, depicts Faustine sitting with her mother and uncle at a table in a Roman tavern. Knowing that she is secretly observed by her lover, who sits with German friends at a table nearby, the girl feigns carelessness, spills wine on the table, and…
Eros, Agape, and Rhetoric around 1200
La leyenda de Tristán
La leyenda de Tristán: variaciones sobre un tema
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