What aspects of Anglo-Saxon culture are present in Beowulf? How is Anglo-Saxon culture reflected in Beowulf? What is revealed about Anglo-Saxon culture in Beowulf? What are the cultural elements in Beowulf? Does Beowulf critique Anglo-Saxon culture? How has Beowulf influenced popular ...
11、ture closely together, different cultural aspects, such as geographical environment, customs, religious beliefs, ways of thinking, aesthetic psychology, etc. are in trademark words reflected, so the translator in the translation process to have sufficient knowledge on these aspects, in order to ...
英汉动物词汇的文化差异 The Cultural Differences of Animal Words in English and Chinese Abstract: Animal words are an important part of almost all the human languages. As a group of culture-bound words, animal words reflect cultural diversities in the aspects such as social psychology, customary ...
Cooperative labour or marching is helped by rhythmic songs, and many aspects of social life give rise to various kinds of dance. A great many of the special forms of literature now in manuscripts and books are paralleled in traditional oral literature, where history, drama, law, sermons, and...
These core aspects of oral tradition are by no means limited to peoples of the past. Rather, they abound in contemporary cultures. In Australia some of the Aboriginal peoples navigate their territory through series of short songs popularly known as songlines. In addressing a network of both mythi...
War making of the sort that is carried out by the elves throughout the “Sil” is inextricably linked with a heroic concept of masculinity that is at the core of Germanic culture as reflected in “Beowulf,”“The Battle of Maldon,” the Old Norse sagas and the Niebelungenlied as well ...
49. Rather than discussing the diglossia colonization produces, Margaret Bridges focuses on thematic links between women and medieval cultural contact in Beowulf as well as Brut treatments of the Hengist episode which this chapter discusses. See Margaret Bridges, “The King, the Foreigner, and th...
in the country In many aspects, such as custom, literature, idioms and so on, how to transplant the image of dragon into English is a major issue that involves the harmony between Chinese and Western cultures It is worthy of constructive analysis. Key words: dragon; dragon; idioms; culture...
Multilingua - Bridges - 1999 () Citation Context ...ered in northern Europe (figures 2-3); moreover, a number of literary texts treating the Germanic world, from Waltharius to saints’ lives, testify to aspects of this same tradition (cf. Enright 1988; =-=Bridges 1999-=-). ...