Old English Ecotheology: The Exeter Book

Cover -- Table Of Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: Early Medieval Earth Consciousness -- Ælfric, Wulfstan, And The Exeter Book -- Chapter Summaries -- Bibliography -- 1. Old English Ecotheology -- Medieval And Modern Ecotheology -- Conclusions -- Bibliography -- 2. The Web Of Creation In Wisdom Poems -- Gnome(ish) Wisdom In Old English Poetry -- The Web Of Mysteries: Poetic Entanglement In The Order Of The World -- Mapping Kinship Connections In Maxims I -- Conclusions -- Bibliography -- 3. Identity, Affirmation, And Resistance In The Exeter Riddle Collection Ambiguous Interpretation In The Exeter Riddle Collection -- Birds'-eye View: Riddle 6 And Riddle 7 -- Heroic Horns And Wounded Wood: Riddles Of Transformation -- Conclusions -- Bibliography -- 4. Trauma And Apocalypse In The Eco-elegies -- Environmental Trauma & Natural Depression In The Wanderer -- Apocalypse / Now: The Ruin -- Conclusions -- Bibliography -- 5. Mutual Custodianship In The Landscapes Of Guðlac A -- Home, Alone: Guðlac In The Wilderness -- Lessons In Early Medieval English Environmentalism -- Conclusions -- Bibliography -- Coda: Old English Ecotheology -- Bibliography Courtney Catherine Barajas. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Electronic Reproduction. Baltimore, Md Available Via World Wide Web.