The Deconstruction of Monstrosity in "Grendel" by John Gardner

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Focusing on the perspective of the infamous monster from the Beowulf poem, this novel offers a modern retelling that delves into themes of identity, existentialism, and the nature of evil. Through Grendel's eyes, readers explore his struggles and motivations, challenging traditional narratives surrounding heroism and monstrosity. The seminar paper analyzes the literary significance and impact of Gardner's work within the context of English literature studies, highlighting its enduring relevance since its publication in 1971.