Critical essays on Chaucer's "Troilus and Criseyde" and his major early poems

Abstract

From and His Poetry, George Lyman Kittredge what Chaucer really did to Il Filostrato, C.S.Lewis from and the French Tradition, Charles Muscatine distance and predestination in Troilus and Criseyde, Morton, W.Bloomfield Troilus and Criseide, E.T.Donaldon the trojan scene in Troilus, John P.McCall from A Preface to Chaucer, D.W.Robertson, Jr Troilus and Criseyde - a reconsideration, Elizabeth Salter Troilus, books I - III - a criseydan reading, Mark Lambert criseyde - woman in midieval society, David Aers troilus' swoon, Jill Mann the narrator(?), the ending(?), and Troilus, Murray J.Evans from Chaucer's Early Poetry, Wolfgang Clemen old forms and new content (The of the Duchess), John Livingston Lowes sleep, dreams, and poetry in Book of the Duchess, Lisa J.Kiser dreams and truth (in the House of Fame), Sheila Delany labyrinth - fourteenth-century literature and language, Piero Boitani in and out of dreams (The of Fowls), Bertrant H.Bronson the discordant concord of the Parliament of Fowls, John M.Fyler.

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