Tolkien Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

the analysis of beowulf, plot, characters, themes

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A speech about Tolkien and his novels

In this presentation, we first tell you what happens in the book. Five people from the book are then described. Finally, there is an interview with questions, the answers in the document were given from the protagonist Beowulf. The entire document is in English.

This is a full summary of "The saga of King Heiðrek the Wise" as translated by Christopher Tolkien. It also contains a link to a full family tree.

This book report is divided into 7 parts. 1 - summary of the story. 2 - the summary of the first page and how the opening fits into the book. 3 - analysis of 3 characters. 4 - Setting (place and time). 5 - Point of view (who tells the story). 6 - Title, genre and theme. 7 - Opinion

“After all, I believe that legends and myths are largely made of 'truth', and indeed present aspects of it that can only be received in this mode; and long ago certain truths and modes of this kind were discovered and must always reappear.” ― J.R.R. Tolkien, The Letters of J.R.R. Tolkien Legends are the stories about people, places and events that are written down in history. So the stories may be made up however the occasions may be founded on actualities, however not completely....

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Notes on Sir Gwaine - Middle English text

RLGN 104 WEEK 1 NOTES RELGN 104 – Chapter 1 NOTES “worldview” has commonly been used to describe a person’s perspective on life *Ed Hindson (2017). (p. 1). Everyday Biblical Worldview. B&H Academic. Retrieved from ] The word “worldview” is a translation of the German word weltanschauung that combines the words welt, meaning “world,” and anschauung, meaning “perception.” This German term has long enjoyed popularity in discussions in German philosophy regarding one’s view of ...