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The Squire as Story-Teller
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  • 1956European Literature and the Latin Middle Ages1,083 cited
  • 1957The Works Of Geoffrey Chaucer551 cited
  • 1962A Preface to Chaucer533 cited
  • 1947Europäische Literatur und lateinisches Mittelalter257 cited
  • 1975Chaucer's Poetry: An Anthology for the Modern Reader112 cited
  • 1912Chaucer's Discussion of Marriage101 cited
  • 1946Chaucer and His Poetry92 cited
  • 1956Of Sondry Folk, the Dramatic Principle in the Canterbury Tales.30 cited

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  • 2001Flying Sources: Classical Authority in Chaucer's Squire's Tale11 cited
  • 2002Chaucer's Squire's Tale: Animal Discourse, Women, and Subjectivity9 cited
  • 1991Poems Without Endings9 cited
  • 2004"It lyth nat in my tonge": Occupatio and Otherness in the Squire's Tale8 cited
  • 2006Chaucer and the Gift (If There Is Any)7 cited
  • 2007Chaucer's Anxiety of Poetic Craft: The Squire's Tale4 cited

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