...degenerated into a hectoring bully, he became intolerable, and he was driven forth by his own subjects.' The general sense of the poem is this. There is work...Civilization, the clue to emergence out of barbarism. And even further back, as if in barbarism itself, we see a germ of culture and the gentler forms of...

...of the time and the men. — WASHBURN, EMELYN W., 1884, Studies in Early English Literature, p. 5. The general sense of the poem is this. There is work...Civilization, the clue to emergence out of barbarism. And even further back, as if in barbarism itself, we see a germ of culture and the gentler forms of...

...of the time and the men. — WASHBURN, EMELYN W., 1884, Studies in Early English Literature, p. 5. The general sense of the poem is this. There is work...yield to a better. Force is not the supreme and final arbjter of human destiny ; above and behind Might is enthroned the diviner genius of Right. In this...

...triumph of law and civilisation over the savage instincts of man»; und von Earle in Bezug auf Beowulf: «There is work for the age of Blood and Iron, but...enthroned the diviner .genius of Right. In this idea we recognise the essential thought of Civilisation, the clue to emergence out of barbarism» (S. 44)....

...triumph of law and civilisation over the savage instincts of man»; und von Earle in Bezug auf Beowulf: «There is work for the age of Blood and Iron, but...destiny; above and behind Might is enthroned the diviner jjenius of Right. In this idea we recognise the essential thought of Civilisation, the clue to emergence...

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