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• 1970Chaucer' General Prologue as History and Literature42 cited
• 1983TheCanterbury Talesand the Arabic Frame Tradition31 cited
• 2019A Humanizing Literary Pragmatics30 cited
• 1984Towards a Chaucerian Poetic27 cited
• 1991Thomas Hoccleve and the Chaucer Portrait22 cited
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• 2020Griselda and the Problem of the Human inThe Clerk’s Tale12 cited
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• 2020The Wife of Bath’s PrologueandTale9 cited
• 2020The Knight’s Taleand the Estrangements of Form9 cited
• 2020The Cambridge Companion to The Canterbury Tales3 cited
• 2017‘Why þat yee meeued been / can I nat knowe’: Autobiography, Convention, and Discerning Doublenesse in Thomas Hoccleve’s The Series2 cited
• 2020The Form of theCanterbury Tales2 cited