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How to Contact the Old English Newsletter . inside back cover O E B 2007 Thomas N. Hall Melinda Menzer University of Notre Dame Furman University ". General and Miscellaneous Subjects. #. Memorials, Tributes, History of the Discipline. 5. Language (a. Lexicon, Glosses; b. Syntax, Phonology, Other Aspects). !. Literature (a. General and Miscellaneous; b. Individual Poems; c. Prose). :. Anglo-Latin, Ecclesiastical Works. 8. Manuscripts, Illumination, Charters. 7. History and Culture. %. Names. 6. Archaeology, Sculpture, Inscriptions, Numismatics. "$. Book Reviews. Sections "–# and !–"$ were compiled by Hall, section 5 by Hall and Menzer. An asterisk (*) following an entry means that we have not had the item in hand but have tried to verify the entry’s accuracy and relevance from at least two independent bibliographical sources. G M S Burt, Richard. “Re-embroidering the Bayeux Tapestry in Film and Media: The Flip Side of History in Open- Asma, Stephen T. “Never Mind Grendel. Can Beowulf ing and End Title Sequences.” Exemplaria "6 (#$$7), Conquer the #"st-Century Guilt Trip?” Chronicle of 5#7–:$, ill. Higher Education :!.": (December 7, #$$7), B"!–B":. Butler, Robert M., ed. “Abstracts of Papers in Anglo- Beck, Heinrich, et al., eds. Reallexikon der Ger- Saxon Studies.” OEN !$.5 (Spring #$$7), 8$–"!$. manischen Altertumskunde. #nd ed. Vol. XXXIV: Crépin, André, with the collaboration of Leo Car- Weilbark-Kultur–Zwölften. Berlin and New York: ruthers. “Old English Studies in France.” OEN !$.5 Walter de Gruyter, #$$7. vi, 8#5 pp. ill. + plates. [arts. (Spring #$$7), #%–5$. on Wilfrid, Wilhelm der Eroberer, Willehad, Willi- Davidson, Mary Catherine. “Remembering Our Saxon bald, Willibrord, Winchester, Winwæd, Wissensdi- Forefathers: Linguistic Nationalism in Ivanhoe.” Stud- chtung, Wuffingas, Wulfhere von Mercien, Yeavering, ies in Medievalism ": (#$$8), !"–:!. Zauberspruch und Zauberdichtung, etc.] Davis, Glenn. “Beowulf in Fourth Period: Anglo-Saxon _____, et al., eds. Reallexikon der Ger manischen Alter- England in the High School Classroom.” Studies in tumskunde. #nd ed. Vol. XXXV: Speckstein–Zwiebel Medieval and Renaissance Teaching "!.# (Fall #$$7), (Nachträge und Ergänzungen). Berlin and New York: 5"–56. Walter de Gruyter, #$$7. vi, 67" pp. ill. + plates. [arts. Donoghue, Daniel, ed.; Frances Altvater, Dabney Bankert, on Tiersymbolik, Totenklage, Whitby, Witenagemot, Christopher Cain, Elizabeth Coatsworth, John David Wulfstan II, etc.] Cormican, Craig R. Davis, Glenn Davis, Jeannette Biggam, C. P. “Anglo-Saxon Plant Name Survey Denton, Nicole Guenther Discenza, Michael Fox, (ASPNS): Eighth Annual Report, January #$$7.” OEN John Harkness, David F. Johnson, Richard F. Johnson, !$.5 (Spring #$$7), #7. Dianne Jonas, Eileen A. Joy, Stefan Jurasinski, Paul Ker- Bishop, Chris. “Civilizing the Savage Ancestor: Rep- shaw, Aaron Kleist, Christina Lee, Joseph P. McGowan, resentations of the Anglo-Saxons in the Art of Robin Norris, Andrew Rabin, Mary K. Ramsey, Eliza- Nineteenth- Century Britain.” Studies in Medievalism beth Rowe, Phillip G. Rusche, Andrew Scheil, Doug- ": (#$$8), ::–78. las Simms, Emily Thornbury, M. Jane Toswell, and Bolton, Brenda, and Christine Meek, eds. Aspects of Benjamin C. Withers. “The Year’s Work in Old Eng- Power and Authority in the Middle Ages. Interna- lish Studies #$$:.” OEN !$.# (Winter #$$7), 5–###. tional Medieval Research "!. Turnhout: Brepols, #$$7. D[umville], D. N. “The Centre for Anglo-Saxon Stud- xi, 5!6 pp. ill. ies at the University of Aberdeen.” Anglo-Saxon Bukowska, Joanna. “Studies on Old and Middle English (Aberdeen) " (#$$7), ix–x.* Literature in Poland ("6"$–#$$8).” Studia Anglica Expósito González, María de la Cruz. “Old English Posnaniensia !# (#$$8), !$:–#:. 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Cambridge: Cambridge Univ. the Rings.” ‘Beowulf’ & Other Stories. Ed. North and Press, #$$7. x, 55$ pp. ill. + plates. Allard. [see sect. !b under Beowulf] pp. 5%–8#. Hall, Thomas N., and Melinda Menzer. “Old English Bibliography #$$8.” OEN !$.! (Summer #$$7), 5–56. M, T, H Harvey, A. D. “Alfred in the Neatherd’s Cottage: History D Painting and Epic Poetry in the Early Nineteenth Century.” PQ %8 (#$$7), "!5–8#, ill. Ballin Smith, Beverley; Simon Taylor, and Gareth Wil- Kastan, David Scott, ed. The Oxford Encyclopedia of liams, eds. West over Sea: Studies in Scandinavian British Literature. : vols. Oxford: Oxford Univ. Press, Sea-Borne Expansion and Settlement before '()). A #$$8. [entries on Ælfric, Anglo-Saxon Elegies, Bede, Festschrift in Honour of Dr. Barbara E. Crawford. The Beowulf, Cædmon, Judith, Old English, etc.] Northern World 5". Leiden and Boston: Brill, #$$7. Klein, Stacy S., and Mary Swan. “Old English Litera- xxix, :%" pp. ill. + plates. ture.” The Year’s Work in English Studies %8 (#$$7), Benson, Larry D.; V. A. Kolve, and George Rigg. “John "88–#$7. Frank Leyerle.” Speculum %# (#$$7), %":–"7. LaCelle-Peterson, Mark. “Claiming a Place at the Table: Brito, Manuel; Matilde Martín González, Juan Ignacio Anglo-Saxons in the Liberal Arts Curriculum.” Stud- Oliva, and Dulce Rodríguez González, eds. Insights ies in Medieval and Renaissance Teaching "!.# (Fall and Bearings: Festschrift for Dr. Juan Sebastián Ama- #$$7), ":–#6. dor Bedford. Publicaciones institucionales, Hom- Lewis, Michael. “The Mystery of Charles Stothard, FSA, enajes #. Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canary Islands: and the Bayeux Tapestry Fragment.” AntJ %7 (#$$7), Universidad de La Laguna, #$$7. 5%6 pp. ill. !$$–$8, ill. Carroll, Jayne, and Christina Lee. “Women in Anglo- Marzec, Marcia Smith. “‘Retrieving the Anglo-Saxon Saxon England and the Impact of Christine Fell: Past’: A Course Plan.” Studies in Medieval and Renais- An Introduction.” Nottingham Medieval Studies :" sance Teaching "!.# (Fall #$$7), 7"–%%. (#$$7), #$"–$:. Moffett, Joe. The Search for Origins in the Twentieth- Clayton, Mary. “Foreword.” Text, Image, Interpretation. Century