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The nine elegies have all been edited separately between 1933 and 1983. Klinck builds on the extensive previous scholarship in the field and also draws on recently available materials - notably the microfiche Concordances, the first letters of the new Old English Dictionary, and Bruce Mitchell's Old English Syntax - to make new suggestions about problematic words and passages. Going beyond an exploration of the literary potential of individual poems, Klinck examines them as separate manifestations of a common generic impulse: she moves from palaeographical and philological detail to broader literary and cultural considerations and, finally, to a definition of Old English elegy.

Elegiac poetry, English (Old) --- Anglo-Saxon elegiac poetry --- Elegiac poetry, Anglo-Saxon --- English elegiac poetry, Old --- Old English elegiac poetry --- English poetry --- History and criticism. --- Literary form --- Poésie anglaise --- Genres littéraires --- Criticism, Textual. --- History and criticism --- Critique textuelle --- Histoire et critique