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Chaucer the Pilgrim
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  • 1985Tellability and politeness in ‘the miller's tale’: First steps in literary pragmatics46 cited
  • 1984Towards a Chaucerian Poetic27 cited
  • 1980Chaucer and the Sociology of Literature11 cited
  • 2009The Worthiness of Chaucer’s Worthy Knight7 cited
  • 1988Chaucer and the romance of the rose7 cited
  • 2003Moral and Social Identity and the Idea of Pilgrimage in the General Prologue7 cited
  • 1978The design of thegeneral prologueto theCanterbury Tales6 cited
  • 1981Rhetorical perspectives in thegeneral prologueto theCanterbury Tales3 cited
  • 1979The State of Chaucer Studies: A Brief Survey3 cited
  • 2017‘Why þat yee meeued been / can I nat knowe’: Autobiography, Convention, and Discerning Doublenesse in Thomas Hoccleve’s The Series2 cited

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