Chaucer

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.