
A Critical Look at John Gardner's Grendel
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Narrated by:
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Cheryl Cross
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By:
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Michael Segedy
About this listen
This scholarly essay examines John Champlain Gardner's attack on existential nihilism in his satirical work Grendel. This lengthy essay has been referenced in numerous critical works on Gardner's satirical classic about an existential monster who chooses to construct a worldview based on chaos, violence, and absolute anarchy.
©2011 Michael Segedy (P)2021 Michael Segedy
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