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2 Rethinking the Ruthwell and Bewcastle Monuments: Some Deprecation of Style; Some Consideration of Form and Ideology
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Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- contents v
- Abbreviations vii
- Introduction 1
- Encrypted Visions: Style and Sense in the Anglo-Saxon Minor Arts, A.D. 400–900 11
- Rethinking the Ruthwell and Bewcastle Monuments: Some Deprecation of Style; Some Consideration of Form and Ideology 31
- Iuxta Morem Romanorum: Stone and Sculpture in Anglo-Saxon England 69
- Beckwith Revisited: Some Ivory Carvings from Canterbury 101
- Style in Late Anglo-Saxon England: Questions of Learning and Intention 115
- House Style in the Scriptorium, Scribal Reality, and Scholarly Myth 131
- Style and Layout of Anglo-Saxon Manuscripts 151
- What We Talk about When We Talk about Style 169
- “Either/And” as “Style” in Anglo-Saxon Christian Poetry 179
- Eating People Is Wrong: Funny Style in Andreas and its Analogues 201
- Aldhelm’s Jewel Tones: Latin Colors through Anglo-Saxon Eyes 223
- The Discreet Charm of the Old English Weak Adjective 239
- Rhythm and Alliteration: Styles of Ælfric’s Prose up to the Lives of Saints 253
- Both Style and Substance: The Case for Cynewulf 271
- Contributors 307
- Index 311
- Index of Manuscripts Cited 319
Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- contents v
- Abbreviations vii
- Introduction 1
- Encrypted Visions: Style and Sense in the Anglo-Saxon Minor Arts, A.D. 400–900 11
- Rethinking the Ruthwell and Bewcastle Monuments: Some Deprecation of Style; Some Consideration of Form and Ideology 31
- Iuxta Morem Romanorum: Stone and Sculpture in Anglo-Saxon England 69
- Beckwith Revisited: Some Ivory Carvings from Canterbury 101
- Style in Late Anglo-Saxon England: Questions of Learning and Intention 115
- House Style in the Scriptorium, Scribal Reality, and Scholarly Myth 131
- Style and Layout of Anglo-Saxon Manuscripts 151
- What We Talk about When We Talk about Style 169
- “Either/And” as “Style” in Anglo-Saxon Christian Poetry 179
- Eating People Is Wrong: Funny Style in Andreas and its Analogues 201
- Aldhelm’s Jewel Tones: Latin Colors through Anglo-Saxon Eyes 223
- The Discreet Charm of the Old English Weak Adjective 239
- Rhythm and Alliteration: Styles of Ælfric’s Prose up to the Lives of Saints 253
- Both Style and Substance: The Case for Cynewulf 271
- Contributors 307
- Index 311
- Index of Manuscripts Cited 319