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Translation: The Debate of Finrod and Andreth | |||
A discussion between two characters, an [[Elven]] king [[Finrod Felagund]] and [[Andreth]], a mortal woman, about the metaphysical differences between [[Elves]] and [[Men]], found in [[Morgoth's Ring]] from [[The History of Middle-earth]]. | A discussion between two characters, an [[Elven]] king [[Finrod Felagund]] and [[Andreth]], a mortal woman, about the metaphysical differences between [[Elves]] and [[Men]], found in [[Morgoth's Ring]] from [[The History of Middle-earth]]. | ||
==Sections== | |||
* An Introductory text <br> | |||
* The Debate <br> | |||
===Sub Sections=== | |||
* Notes - by [[Christopher Tolkien]] <br> | |||
* Commentary - by [[J.R.R. Tolkien]] <br> | |||
* Author's Notes on the "Commentary" <br> | |||
* Tale of Adanel - a tale related to the main essay <br> | |||
* Glossary of Names <br> | |||
* Some additional comments by Christopher Tolkien <br> | |||
* Notes - by Christopher Tolkien <br> | |||
* Appendix - "'The Converse of Manwe and Eru' and later conceptions of Elvish reincarnation; with comments by Christopher Tolkien | |||
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Revision as of 01:09, 1 December 2005
Translation: The Debate of Finrod and Andreth
A discussion between two characters, an Elven king Finrod Felagund and Andreth, a mortal woman, about the metaphysical differences between Elves and Men, found in Morgoth's Ring from The History of Middle-earth.
Sections
- An Introductory text
- The Debate
Sub Sections
- Notes - by Christopher Tolkien
- Commentary - by J.R.R. Tolkien
- Author's Notes on the "Commentary"
- Tale of Adanel - a tale related to the main essay
- Glossary of Names
- Some additional comments by Christopher Tolkien
- Notes - by Christopher Tolkien
- Appendix - "'The Converse of Manwe and Eru' and later conceptions of Elvish reincarnation; with comments by Christopher Tolkien
