Geoffrey Chaucer’s the Canterbury Tales

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Abstract The ten essays selected for this book illuminate the central themes of the most frequently taught Canterbury Tales. These texts are appropriate for undergraduates and general readers and were edited carefully to ensure that references and allusions are explained in footnotes. Theoretical excursus and critical jousting have been either simplified or omitted entirely. At the end of each essay is an annotated list of further readings. The volumes editor is one of the most distinguished active Chaucerian scholars in the world.

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1936The Great Chain of Being. A Study of the History of an Idea.1982Jesus as Mother 1974Rhetoric in the Middle Ages : a history of the rhetorical theory from Saint Augustine to the renaissance 1976The Idea of the Canterbury Tales 1971Three medieval rhetorical arts 1990The Disenchanted Self: Representing the Subject in the Canterbury Tales 1984Women in Anglo-Saxon England 1946Chaucer and His Poetry

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