1 Introduction Most of the canon of Old English Poetry is preserved in four main manuscripts: The Junius Manuscript (11th century), the Vercelli Book (10th century), the Nowell Codex (11th century) and the Exeter Book (10th century). While the Junius Manuscript is special, for it consists solely of religious verse, the other three also contain several poems focusing on religious topics (Keefer 17). Those topics can be separated into four distinct categories, each relying on a different focus:
to Wiesel, "God made man because he loves stories," and Wiesel believes that his story must be shared. All his works, fiction, others are non-fiction; all return to the epicentre of "Night" and are autobiographical in nature. It is Wiesel’s personal narrative of his experience in Nazi controlled concentration camps. The memoir commences towards the end of 1941 and accounts his experiences of the unthinkable horrors perpetrated by the Nazi’s during World War II. The war had been intense for almost
These influences will possibly be an individual’s role in society, humanity’s relationship with nature, or women’s involvement in public life. • Recognizable characteristics of Christ include: crucifixion, agony, self-sacrificing, good with children, 33 years of age, carpenter, walking on water, arms outstretched, confrontation with the devil, 12 disciples, very forgiving, etc. • Be analytical, identify the features and how they’re being used. •