Tolkien Studies: An Annual Scholarly Review (Volume I, 2004)

Project MUSE......Page 1
Editors’ Introduction......Page 2
Acknowledgments......Page 3
Conventions and Abbreviations......Page 4
01 Tom Shippey – Light-elves, Dark-elves and Others: Tolkien’s Elvish Problem......Page 8
02 Douglas A. Anderson – Tom Shippey on J. R. R. Tolkien: A Checklist......Page 24
03 Gergely Nagy – The Adapted Text: The Lost Poetry of Beleriand......Page 28
04 Verlyn Flieger – “Do the Atlantis story and abandon Eriol-Saga”......Page 50
05 Anne C. Petty – Identifying England’s Lönnrot......Page 76
06 Carl F. Hostetter – Sir Orfeo: A Middle English Version by J.R.R. Tolkien......Page 92
07 Mark T. Hooker – Frodo’s Batman......Page 132
08 Michael D.C. Drout – Tolkien’s Prose Style and Its Literary and Rhetorical Effects......Page 144
09 Olga Markova – When Philology Becomes Ideology: The Russian Perspective of J. R. R. Tolkien......Page 170
10 Thomas Honegger – A Note on Beren and Lúthien’s Disguise
as Werewolf and Vampire-Bat......Page 178
11 Dale J. Nelson – Possible Echoes of Blackwood and Dunsany in Tolkien’s Fantasy......Page 184
Bibliography for 2001–2002......Page 190