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- God and Ilúvatar: Tolkien’S Use of Biblical Parallels and Tropes in His Cosmogony
- Nature and Technology: Angelic and Sacrificial Strategies in Tolkien's <I
- Tolkien's Heroic Criticism: a Developing Application of Anglo-Saxon Ofermod to the Monsters of Modernity Robert Rorabeck
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- The Biblical Symbol of Light in J.R.R. Tolkien's The
- I the Christianization of Middle Earth: Heroic Service in J.R.R. Tolkien's
- Aspects of the Fall in the Silmarillion
- The Nature of Evil in the Silmarillion
- Songs in Middle-Earth Ellory Busch Marquette University
- Gandalf As J.R.R. Tolkien's Revised Odin
- Meet the Valar! (And the Foundations of Middle-Earth) | Tor.Com
- The Problem of Greed in JRR Tolkien's the Hobbit and the Lord
- Fafnir – Nordic Journal of Science Fiction and Fantasy Research Journal.Finfar.Org
- The Earthly Paradise in Tolkien's the Lord of the Rings
- The Silmarillion: Tolk.Ien's Guise for Christian Realism
- Elvish Star Lore
- The Presence of Divine Providence in the Absence of “God”: the Role of Providence, Fate, and Free Will in Tolkien Mythology
- How to Do Things with Words: Tolkien's Theory of Fantasy In
- Singing, Music, and Magic in the Finnish Epic the Kalevala and In
- Rape Narrative in the Silmarillion
- A New Consideration of Gender in the Works of Tolkien with Consideration of Literary and Mythological Analogs
- Id Thesarae Cocl^Y That Light Was an Essential Force Within Arda And
- Spirituality, Lineage, and Deeds in Beowulf and the Lord of the Rings
- Tolkien Amtgard
- If Gandalf Were a D&D Wizard, What Spells Would He Have in His Spell
- Or Sophist Foil? Tolkien's Wizards and the Ethics of Persuasion
- Belief in JRR Tolkien's Fictional Mythology and the Lord of The
- The Grey Pilgrim's Task Gandalf, Sauron, and the Ring of Power
- J.R.R. Tolkien Ainulindalë AINULINDALË the Music of The
- Of the Silmarils and the Ring: J. R. R. Tolkien's Fiction and the Importance of Creation and Art Michael Hartinger James Madison University
- Ó Iluvatar Creates All Things by Singing. He Shares His Singing with the Ainur (Angels), Who Become Partners with Him, for Their Own Experiential Growth
- The Ainulindale: Music of Creation
- J. R. R. Tolkien
- Time and Myth in Middle-Earth