Tolkien the Medievalist

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1. Introduction · article
2. «An industrious little devil»: E. V. Gordon as friend and collaborator with Tolkien · article
3. «There would always be a fairy‑tale»: J. R. R. Tolkien and the folklore controversy · article
4. A kind of mid‑wife: J. R. R. Tolkien and C. S. Lewis — sharing influence · article
5. «I wish to speak»: Tolkien’s voice in his «Beowulf» essay · article
6. Middle‑earth, the Middle Ages, and the Aryan nation: myth and history in World War II · article
7. Tolkien’s Wild Men: from medieval to modern · article
8. Approaches to Teaching Tolkien’s «The Lord of the Rings» and Other Works · study
9. Exilic imagining in «The Seafarer» and «The Lord of the Rings» · article
10. «Oathbreakers, why have ye come?»: Tolkien’s “Passing of the Grey Company” and the twelfth‑century «Exercitus mortuorum» · article
11. Augustine in the cottage of lost play: the «Ainulindalë» as asterisk cosmogony · article
12. The “music of the spheres”: relationships between Tolkien’s «The Silmarillion» and medieval cosmological and religious theory · article
13. The anthropology of Arda: creation, theology, and the race of Men · article
14. «A land without stain»: medieval images of Mary and their use in the characterization of Galadriel · article
15. The great chain of reading: (inter‑)textual relations and the technique of mythopoesis in the Túrin story · article
16. Real‑world myth in a secondary world: mythological aspects in the story of Beren and Lúthien · article

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