Erin Overbey, Auden and elvish
Article paru dans The New Yorker , 14 décembre 2012.
"In 1926, a young W. H. Auden attended a lecture at Oxford, where he heard J. R. R. Tolkien recite a passage from “Beowolf” so beautifully that he decided, right then and there, that Anglo-Saxon was a worthwhile academic pursuit. Auden became a close friend of Tolkien’s and an ardent champion of his work (...)"
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