Tag Archives: Beowulf

Beowulf Biden Steps Down

“Beowulf’s understanding of issues around aging leaders helps us negotiate Biden’s campaign withdrawal.

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The Beowulfian Case for Keeping Biden

Think of Biden as Beowulf facing the dragon at the end of his reign. And then think of how Wiglaf responds, which is to support him fully.

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Remembering My Eldest 24 Years Later

A Mary Oliver poem about grieving as I remember my eldest, who died 24 years ago on this day.

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Quiz: Beowulf or Ikea?

A Beowulf quiz: Can you distinguish Beowulf names from Ikea furniture?

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You, Governor Haley, Are No Beowulf

Trump may be a Grendel but unfortunately Nikki Haley is no Beowulf.

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Beowulf’s Lessons in How to Grieve

Hamlet, Beowulf, and Sir Gawain and the Green Knight each show us powerful ways to grieve.

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Hamlet Taught Us a New Way to Grieve

In “Hamlet,” Shakespeare taught the world a powerful new way to grieve.

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Biden Is No Beowulf–And That’s Okay

Biden lacks Beowulf’s leadership charisma but has other gifts, ones recognized by Wiglaf.

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Joe Biden as King Hrothgar

Biden’s low poll numbers may be because, like King Hrothgar in “Beowulf,” he can’t prevent violence from breaking out in the great hall.

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