Trading tongues: merchants, multilingualism, and medieval literature

Jonathan Hsy

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Medieval Literature and History Comparative and World Literature Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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Introduction : London's languages and translingual writing -- Chaucer's polyglot dwellings : home and the customs house -- Overseas travel and languages in motion -- Translingual identities in John Gower and William Caxton -- Travel and language contact in The book of Margery Kempe -- Merchant compilations and translingual creation -- Coda : contact literatures, medieval/postcolonial.

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