These are the works of literature that may inspire the horrified expressions on the faces of students (when they realize that the class will be reading them).
It’s true! The study of The Canterbury Tales, Beowulf, and all the other works in Old and Middle English Literature is not always an easy task (it’s something akin to learning another language, while delving into context and culture that so often seems foreign to our understanding.
But, these are also the texts that are the very basis of our literary history and study. The pursuit of reading these masterworks is well-worth the effort! Which of these works will you read next?
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Esther A. Lombardi is a freelance writer and journalist with more than two decades of experience writing for an array of publications, online and offline. She also has a master's degree in English Literature with a background in Web Technology and Journalism.
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