Chaucer
Autor Saundersen Limba Engleză Paperback – 30 noi 2001
- Introduces students to the critical discourse on Chaucer's works from a historical perspective.
- Encourages students to make links between past and present criticism.
- Foregrounds those modern approaches that are genuinely productive.
- Avoids a formulaic approach through lively editorial commentary and judicious selection of texts.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780631217121
ISBN-10: 0631217126
Pagini: 372
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.54 kg
Ediția:New.
Editura: Wiley
Locul publicării:Chichester, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 0631217126
Pagini: 372
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.54 kg
Ediția:New.
Editura: Wiley
Locul publicării:Chichester, United Kingdom
Public țintă
students of ChaucerNotă biografică
Corinne Saunders is Lecturer at the University of Durham. Her previous publications include Forest of Medieval Romance (1993) and Rape and Ravishment in the Literature of Medieval England (2001).
Cuprins
Introduction. Part I: The Development of Chaucer Criticism:.
Chaucer's Reading and Audience: Critical Extracts.
'The English and European Literary Traditions': Derek Brewer:.
Introduction.
Reading.
From 'Chaucer: The Teller and the Tale': Gabriel Joipovici:.
Introduction.
Reading.
From 'Audience': Paul Strohm:.
Introduction.
Reading.
PArt II: Dream Vision Poetry:.
Dream Vision Poetry: Critical Extracts.
'The Lady White and the White Tablet: The Book of the Duchess': Judith Ferster:.
Introduction.
Reading.
' "The Dido Episode," in The House of Fame': Wolfgang Clemen.
Introduction.
Reading.
'Chaucer's Fame and Her World: The Poem': Piero Boitani:.
Introduction.
Reading.
'Park of Paradise and Garden of Love': J. A. W. Bennett:.
Introduction.
Reading.
'The Parliament of Fowls': A. C. Spearing:.
Introduction.
Reading.
'The Narrator as Translator': Donald W. Rowe:.
Introduction.
Reading.
'Chaucer's Classical Legendary': Lisa J. Kiser:.
Introduction.
Reading.
Part III: Troilus and Criseyde:.
Troilus and Criseyde: Critical Extracts.
From 'The Ending of Troilus': E. Talbot Donaldson:.
Introduction.
Reading.
From 'The Heart and the Chain': John Leyerle:.
Introduction.
Reading.
From 'Criseyde: Woman in Medieval Society': David Aers:.
Introduction.
Reading.
'Coda: The Narrator': B David Benson:.
Introduction.
Reading.
'History versus Romance': Lee Patterson.
PArt IV: The Canterbury Tales:.
The Canterbury Tales: Critical Extracts.
From 'The Unity of the Canterbury Tales': Robert M. Jordan:.
Introduction.
Reading.
'The Esthetics of this Form': Donald R. Howard:.
Introduction.
Reading.
'An Encyclopedia of Kinds': Helen Cooper:.
Introduction.
Reading.
From ' The Night's Tale and Its Settings': V. A. Kolve:.
Introduction.
Reading.
'Fabliau, Confession, Satire': W. A. Davenport:.
Introduction.
Reading.
'Gems of Chastity': Ian Bishop:.
Introduction.
Reading.
From 'Antifeminism': Jill Mann:.
Introduction.
Reading.
From 'The Franklin's Tale': Angela Jane Weisl:.
Introduction.
Reading.
From 'Glose/Bele Chose: The Wife of Bath and Her Glossators' and 'Eunuch Hermeneutics': Carolyn Dinshaw:.
Introduction.
Reading.
Bibliography.
Chaucer's Reading and Audience: Critical Extracts.
'The English and European Literary Traditions': Derek Brewer:.
Introduction.
Reading.
From 'Chaucer: The Teller and the Tale': Gabriel Joipovici:.
Introduction.
Reading.
From 'Audience': Paul Strohm:.
Introduction.
Reading.
PArt II: Dream Vision Poetry:.
Dream Vision Poetry: Critical Extracts.
'The Lady White and the White Tablet: The Book of the Duchess': Judith Ferster:.
Introduction.
Reading.
' "The Dido Episode," in The House of Fame': Wolfgang Clemen.
Introduction.
Reading.
'Chaucer's Fame and Her World: The Poem': Piero Boitani:.
Introduction.
Reading.
'Park of Paradise and Garden of Love': J. A. W. Bennett:.
Introduction.
Reading.
'The Parliament of Fowls': A. C. Spearing:.
Introduction.
Reading.
'The Narrator as Translator': Donald W. Rowe:.
Introduction.
Reading.
'Chaucer's Classical Legendary': Lisa J. Kiser:.
Introduction.
Reading.
Part III: Troilus and Criseyde:.
Troilus and Criseyde: Critical Extracts.
From 'The Ending of Troilus': E. Talbot Donaldson:.
Introduction.
Reading.
From 'The Heart and the Chain': John Leyerle:.
Introduction.
Reading.
From 'Criseyde: Woman in Medieval Society': David Aers:.
Introduction.
Reading.
'Coda: The Narrator': B David Benson:.
Introduction.
Reading.
'History versus Romance': Lee Patterson.
PArt IV: The Canterbury Tales:.
The Canterbury Tales: Critical Extracts.
From 'The Unity of the Canterbury Tales': Robert M. Jordan:.
Introduction.
Reading.
'The Esthetics of this Form': Donald R. Howard:.
Introduction.
Reading.
'An Encyclopedia of Kinds': Helen Cooper:.
Introduction.
Reading.
From ' The Night's Tale and Its Settings': V. A. Kolve:.
Introduction.
Reading.
'Fabliau, Confession, Satire': W. A. Davenport:.
Introduction.
Reading.
'Gems of Chastity': Ian Bishop:.
Introduction.
Reading.
From 'Antifeminism': Jill Mann:.
Introduction.
Reading.
From 'The Franklin's Tale': Angela Jane Weisl:.
Introduction.
Reading.
From 'Glose/Bele Chose: The Wife of Bath and Her Glossators' and 'Eunuch Hermeneutics': Carolyn Dinshaw:.
Introduction.
Reading.
Bibliography.
Descriere
Presents a comprehensive selection of the key views of Chaucer in the twentieth century. This volume addresses the growth of Chaucer criticism over the centuries. It reflects the three major divisions of Chaucer's writing: "The Dream Vision" poetry, "Troilus and Criseyde", and "The Canterbury Tales".