Invention and Disjunction: Chaucer's Rewriting of Boccaccio in theFranklin's Tale

John Finlayson

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The Franklin's Tale has, in recent years, attracted considerable and conflicting critical interpretation, ranging from the early view of it as part of the “Marriage Debate” through, in the last two...

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