Modes of Representation

Edward W. Wheatley

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Medieval Literature and History Narrative Theory and Analysis Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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This chapter contains section titled: Allegory and the Burden of Literary Tradition The Exemplum and its Modal Inadequacies Satire as a Medieval and Modern Mode Parody and Medieval Genres Realism and its Discontents Satire in the Monk's Portrait: General Prologue, 165–207 The Exemplary Tale of Medea: The Legend of Good Women, 1662–79 Realism in the Franklin's Tale, 1474–84 References and Further Reading

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1962A Preface to Chaucer 1973Chaucer and Medieval Estates Satire 1994Narrative, Authority and Power 1988Allegoresis:The Craft of Allegory in Medieval Literature 1991Chaucer’s Dante 1991Essays on Troilus and Criseyde 1990Structure as Deconstruction: “Chaucer and Estates Satire” in the General Prologue, or Reading Chaucer as a Prologue to the History of Disenchantment 1999Chaucer in Context: Society, Allegory, and Gender

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