Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![The Poets: Geoffrey Chaucer to Alfred Tennyson, 1340-1892: Wordsworth-Tennyson]( "The Poets: Geoffrey Chaucer to Alfred Tennyson, 1340-1892: Wordsworth-Tennyson")
The Poets: Geoffrey Chaucer to Alfred Tennyson, 1340-1892: Wordsworth-Tennyson27,99 €![Stage Images and Traditions]( "Stage Images and Traditions")
Stage Images and Traditions26,99 €![The Oxford Handbook of Chaucer]( "The Oxford Handbook of Chaucer")
The Oxford Handbook of Chaucer56,99 €![Oxford Guides to Chaucer]( "Oxford Guides to Chaucer")
Oxford Guides to Chaucer62,99 €![Chaucer]( "Chaucer")
Chaucer23,99 €![Chaucer and His World]( "Chaucer and His World")
Chaucer and His World37,99 €![The Language and Metre of Chaucer]( "The Language and Metre of Chaucer")
The Language and Metre of Chaucer25,99 €
An important collection of essays which will be of interest to teachers and students of Chaucer.
Chaucer was perceived as the father of English poetry, and his works gave rise to a diversity of traditions of both creative response and critical commentary, to subsequent 'Chaucerian' authors and to a body of comment about his writings. This book describes Chaucer's literary influence across a wide range of writers and periods. It takes as its theme the variety of responses to Chaucer or 'Chaucer Traditions', and addresses topics of special interest arising from the effects Chaucer's work had on subsequent writers in the three centuries leading up to Dryden. Each essay focuses on a certain writer or literary tradition discussing these in the context of Chaucer's work and its influence. The result is an important collection of essays which will be of interest to all teachers and students of Chaucer, as well as to scholars of poetry in later periods.
Table of contents:
List of contributors; Preface Note on the text; 1. Chaucer traditions Barry Windeatt; 2. Gower - Chaucer's heir Richard Axton; 3. Chaucer and Lydgate Derek Pearsall; 4. Hoccleve and Chaucer J. A. Burrow; 5. Chaucer and fifteenth-century romance: Partonope of Blois Barry Windeatt; 6. Some Chaucerian themes in Scottish writers Douglas Gray; 7. The planetary gods in Chaucer and Henryson Jill Mann; 8. Gavin Douglas: 'Off Eloquence the flowand balmy strand' Ruth Morse; 9. Skelton's Garlande of Laurell and the Chaucerian tradition John Scattergood; 10. Chaucerian metre and early Tudor songs John Stevens; 11. Aspects of the Chaucerian apocrypha: animadversions on William Thynne's edition of the Plowman's Tale Thomas J. Heffernan; 12. The shape-shiftings of the Wife of Bath, 1395-1670 Helen Cooper; 13. The genius to improve an invention: transformations of the Knight's Tale Piero Boitani; 14. From the Clerk's Tale to The Winter's Tale Anna Baldwin; 15. The Virtuoso's Troilus Richard Beadle; 16. Rewriting romance: Chaucer's and Dryden's Wife of Bath's Tale A. C. Spearing; 17. Chaucer's religion and the Chaucer religion Charles Muscatine; 18. A list of the published writings of Derek Brewer Toshiyuki Takamiya; Index.
Chaucer was perceived as the father of English poetry, and his works gave rise to a diversity of traditions of both creative response and critical commentary, to subsequent 'Chaucerian' authors and to a body of comment about his writings. This book describes Chaucer's literary influence across a wide range of writers and periods. It takes as its theme the variety of responses to Chaucer or 'Chaucer Traditions', and addresses topics of special interest arising from the effects Chaucer's work had on subsequent writers in the three centuries leading up to Dryden. Each essay focuses on a certain writer or literary tradition discussing these in the context of Chaucer's work and its influence. The result is an important collection of essays which will be of interest to all teachers and students of Chaucer, as well as to scholars of poetry in later periods.
Table of contents:
List of contributors; Preface Note on the text; 1. Chaucer traditions Barry Windeatt; 2. Gower - Chaucer's heir Richard Axton; 3. Chaucer and Lydgate Derek Pearsall; 4. Hoccleve and Chaucer J. A. Burrow; 5. Chaucer and fifteenth-century romance: Partonope of Blois Barry Windeatt; 6. Some Chaucerian themes in Scottish writers Douglas Gray; 7. The planetary gods in Chaucer and Henryson Jill Mann; 8. Gavin Douglas: 'Off Eloquence the flowand balmy strand' Ruth Morse; 9. Skelton's Garlande of Laurell and the Chaucerian tradition John Scattergood; 10. Chaucerian metre and early Tudor songs John Stevens; 11. Aspects of the Chaucerian apocrypha: animadversions on William Thynne's edition of the Plowman's Tale Thomas J. Heffernan; 12. The shape-shiftings of the Wife of Bath, 1395-1670 Helen Cooper; 13. The genius to improve an invention: transformations of the Knight's Tale Piero Boitani; 14. From the Clerk's Tale to The Winter's Tale Anna Baldwin; 15. The Virtuoso's Troilus Richard Beadle; 16. Rewriting romance: Chaucer's and Dryden's Wife of Bath's Tale A. C. Spearing; 17. Chaucer's religion and the Chaucer religion Charles Muscatine; 18. A list of the published writings of Derek Brewer Toshiyuki Takamiya; Index.