Poetics: Theory and Practice in Medieval English Literature

Piero Boitani · Anna Torti

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The authority of the audience on Chaucer, Jill Mann theorizing the rose - commentary tradition in the Querelle de la Rose, A.J. Minnis fictions living fictions - the poetics and genre in Fragment D of the Canterbury Tales, Charles A. Owen Jr Chaucer and the poetics of utterance, A.S.G. Edwards cave and web - vision and poetry in Chaucer's Legend of Good Women, Paul B. Taylor generic variations on the theme of poetic and civil authority, Helen Cooper life and fiction in the Canterbury Tales - a new perspective, Paule Mertens-Fonck writing the tyrant's death - Chaucer, Bernabo Visconti and Richard II, David Wallace Pearl - love and the poetics of participation, Eugene Vance grappling with Arthur or is there an English Arthurian verse romance?, Joerg O. Fichte rocky shores and pleasure gardens - poetry versus magic in Chaucer's Franklin's Tale, V.A. Kolve.

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1999London texts and literate practice 1999Anglo-Norman cultures in England, 1066–1460 1999Old English and its afterlife 1999Romance in England, 1066–1400 1999Alliterative poetry 1999Romance after 1400 1999Hoccleve, Lydgate and the Lancastrian court 2000The Wife of Bath, Christine de Pizan, and the Medieval Case for Women

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