Medieval Dream-Poetry

R. T. Davies · A. C. Spearing

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Medieval Literature and History Medieval European Literature and History Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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Preface Part I. Dreams and Visions: 1. The nature of dream-poetry 2. Spiritual adventure 3. Macrobious on Scipio's dream 4. Scriptural and Christian visions 5. Visions of place 5. Doctrinal visions 6. The Roman de la Rose: Guillaume de Lorris 7. The Roman de la Rose: Jean de Meun 8. Fourteenth-century dream poems Part II. Chaucer: 1. The Book of the Duchess 2. The House of Fame 3. The Parliament of Fowls 4. The Prologue to The Legend of Good Women Part III. The Alliterative Tradition: 1. Pearl 2. The Piers Plowman tradition: Winner and Waster 3. The Parliament of the Three Ages 4. Piers Plowman: the A-text 5. Piers Plowman: the B-revision 6. Langland's followers: Mum and the Sothsegger 7. Death and Life Part IV. The Chaucerian Tradition: 1. Lydgate: The Temple of Glass 2. Clanvowe: The Cuckoo and the Nightingale 3. The Kingis Quair 4. Scottish dream-prologues 5. Dunbar 6. Skelton: the Bowge of Court Douglas: The Palice of Honour 7. Skelton: The Garland of Laurel Notes Booklist Index.

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