1976
DOI: 10.1093/res/xxvii.108.385
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THE INTEGRITY OF RESIGNATION

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“…12 11 Quotations (with added diacritics) of Resignation B from Krapp, Dobbie (1961), my own translations; emphasis is also mine. Critical issues about the real length of the poem and the question of its unity are discussed by Bliss, Frantzen (1976);Nelson (1983). …”
Section: Sense Of Movement and Digressions In The Wlmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…12 11 Quotations (with added diacritics) of Resignation B from Krapp, Dobbie (1961), my own translations; emphasis is also mine. Critical issues about the real length of the poem and the question of its unity are discussed by Bliss, Frantzen (1976);Nelson (1983). …”
Section: Sense Of Movement and Digressions In The Wlmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Quotations (with added diacritics) of Resignation B fromKrapp, Dobbie (1961), my own translations; emphasis is also mine. Critical issues about the real length of the poem and the question of its unity are discussed byBliss, Frantzen (1976);Nelson (1983).12 Other analogues show interesting similarities with the WL. Wraecsīþ appears in alliteration with wēpan 'to weep' (as in line 38 of the WL) in the following passages, respectively…”
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