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Notes from the Editor
A Field Guide to Alliterative Poetry
- Part I, Getting Oriented
- Part II, The Lay of the Land
- Part III, Building Poetry from Phrases
- Part IV, Linking Half-Lines Together
- Part V, Rules for Alliteration
- Part VI, Rhythm: Lifts and Dips
- Part VII, What Makes a Strong Stress?
- Part VIII, Syllable Weight and Resolution
- Part IX, Secondary Stress; Strong and Weak Dips
- Part X, Alliterative Meters: Historical and Modern
- Part XI, Being like Beowulf: the Sievers Types
- Part XII, The Meter of Beowulf: Variants of the Five Types
- Part XIII: The Meter of Beowulf: A Framework
- Part XIV: A Prosodic Primer
- Part XV: Mimicking Old English Alliterative Verse
- Part XVI: Alliterative Meter vs. Accentual Tetrameter
- Part XVII: Mimicking Middle English Alliterative Verse
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