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2b88qc00g49	Hilary Elizabeth Fox	Mind, Body, Soul, and Self in the Alfredian Translations	2011		.txt	text/plain	355	10	33	This language articulates relationships between mind, soul, and body that have ramifications for our own understanding of the constitution of different forms of identity and a developing notion of a self; the language and metaphors employed by the translators allow us access to the various methods by which the Anglo-Saxons conceptualized a complex set of interactions that were not always described or thought of in specific, unchangeable ways. In Chapter Four, I explore how two terms, inge̡anc and inneweard mod, associate the mind with interior space, and how the metaphor MIND AS HOUSE articulates the construction of that interiority.	cache/2b88qc00g49.txt	txt/2b88qc00g49.txt