Beowulf, part two @LitProf
Beowulf, part two  @LitProf
Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
This lecture discusses Beowulf's confrontation with two different forms of evil. I argue that not only is the evil external to the hero, in certain senses the manifestation of evil is something that is psychologically attractive to the hero. The three forms will appear to be more and more appealing to the hero.

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