Fred C. RobinsonFred C. Robinson is co-author with Bruce Mitchell of A Guide to Old English (Fifth Edition, Blackwell 1992) and author of many other books and essays on Old English language and literature. He is a general editor of Early English Manuscripts in Facsimile and chief editor of Anglistica, both published in Copenhagen, and an editor of Anglo-Saxon England, published in Cambridge. He has received the Haskins Medal of the Medieval Academy of America and is a Fellow and past President of the Medieval Academy. He is also a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and a Corresponding Fellow of the Middeleuue-verenigung van Suider Afrika. He has been President of the Connecticut Academy of Arts and Sciences and of the New England Medieval Conference. He has taught at Stanford, Cornell and Harvard as well as at Yale, where he is Douglas Tracy Smith Professor of English. Jacket illustration: Reproduced by kind permission of Professor Randolph Swearer and Yale University Press from their book Beowulf. A Likeness (1990).

• Foreword. Acknowledgments.1. Literary Interpretation: Beowulf.2. Literary Interpretation: Several Poems.3. Textual Criticism.4. Manuscript Contexts:.5. Three Editions of the Old English Texts.6. Women in Old English Literature.7. Names in Old English Literature.8. Linguistic Studies in Old English.9. Old English in the Twentieth Century.List of Essays and Notes by Fred C. Robinson not included in this volume.List of Reviews by Fred C. Robinson.Index.

Fred C. RobinsonFred C. Robinson is co-author with Bruce Mitchell of A Guide to Old English (Fifth Edition, Blackwell 1992) and author of many other books and essays on Old English language and literature. He is a general editor of Early English Manuscripts in Facsimile and chief editor of Anglistica, both published in Copenhagen, and an editor of Anglo-Saxon England, published in Cambridge. He has received the Haskins Medal of the Medieval Academy of America and is a Fellow and past President of the Medieval Academy. He is also a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and a Corresponding Fellow of the Middeleuue-verenigung van Suider Afrika. He has been President of the Connecticut Academy of Arts and Sciences and of the New England Medieval Conference. He has taught at Stanford, Cornell and Harvard as well as at Yale, where he is Douglas Tracy Smith Professor of English. Jacket illustration: Reproduced by kind permission of Professor Randolph Swearer and Yale University Press from their book Beowulf. A Likeness (1990).

• Foreword. Acknowledgments.1. Literary Interpretation: Beowulf.2. Literary Interpretation: Several Poems.3. Textual Criticism.4. Manuscript Contexts:.5. Three Editions of the Old English Texts.6. Women in Old English Literature.7. Names in Old English Literature.8. Linguistic Studies in Old English.9. Old English in the Twentieth Century.List of Essays and Notes by Fred C. Robinson not included in this volume.List of Reviews by Fred C. Robinson.Index.

Fred C. RobinsonFred C. Robinson is co-author with Bruce Mitchell of A Guide to Old English (Fifth Edition, Blackwell 1992) and author of many other books and essays on Old English language and literature. He is a general editor of Early English Manuscripts in Facsimile and chief editor of Anglistica, both published in Copenhagen, and an editor of Anglo-Saxon England, published in Cambridge. He has received the Haskins Medal of the Medieval Academy of America and is a Fellow and past President of the Medieval Academy. He is also a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and a Corresponding Fellow of the Middeleuue-verenigung van Suider Afrika. He has been President of the Connecticut Academy of Arts and Sciences and of the New England Medieval Conference. He has taught at Stanford, Cornell and Harvard as well as at Yale, where he is Douglas Tracy Smith Professor of English. Jacket illustration: Reproduced by kind permission of Professor Randolph Swearer and Yale University Press from their book Beowulf. A Likeness (1990).

• Foreword. Acknowledgments.1. Literary Interpretation: Beowulf.2. Literary Interpretation: Several Poems.3. Textual Criticism.4. Manuscript Contexts:.5. Three Editions of the Old English Texts.6. Women in Old English Literature.7. Names in Old English Literature.8. Linguistic Studies in Old English.9. Old English in the Twentieth Century.List of Essays and Notes by Fred C. Robinson not included in this volume.List of Reviews by Fred C. Robinson.Index.