Anglo Saxon Era

Dating back to the Stone Age, humans instinctively began expressing their emotions and emotions through certain arts and sentences. People in the Anglo-Saxon period expressed war and heroic behavior mainly in poetry in their lives. Beowulf relies heavily on the character's use to express his cultural value and symbolic meaning to show the important concept of this poem; this is the use of creativity, adaptability, courage and perseverance It is done through. During the Anglo-Saxon times I was very enthusiastic about the courage as a way to prove myself.

Beowulf's name and story are readings by many people and are considered to be a dangerous story due to the old dangers of the Anglo-Saxon era. The name Beowulf aroused people's interests and immediately reminded me of images of war and war. In addition, Beowulf is a good example of leadership and courage and can still be converted to good practices according to today's standards. This story has lasted over 1200 years. This fact proves the ability to draw lessons from thinking and legends.

Only one of Beowulf's manuscripts survived the Anglo-Saxon era. Manuscripts have been almost forgotten for centuries, and in the 18th century it was largely destroyed by the fire. Widespread interest in this document appeared in older English scholars and translators until the 19th century. In the first 100 years that Beowulf stands out, the interest in this poem was mainly history - text was seen as a source of information about the Anglo - Saxon era. By 1936, Oxford University scholar JRR Tolkien (who later wrote Hobbit and Lord of the Rings influenced by Beowulf) announced a groundbreaking title titled "Beowulf: Monsters and Critics". Papers and manuscripts were recognized as serious works of art