This selection of essays delivers an accessible introduction to the variety, depth, and wonder of Geoffrey Chaucer's Canterbury Tales. Fresh engagement with the individual tales provides a lively and provocative guide to arguably the most important text in the teaching of medieval literature.
This selection of essays delivers an accessible introduction to the variety, depth, and wonder of Geoffrey Chaucer's Canterbury Tales. Fresh engagement with the individual tales provides a lively and provocative guide to arguably the most important text in the teaching of medieval literature.
List of illustrations List of contributors Preface Note on the text Chronology List of abbreviations 1. The form of the Canterbury tales Marion Turner 2. Manuscripts, scribes, circulation Simon Horobin 3. The general prologue Steven Justice 4. The knight's tale and the estrangements of form Mark Miller 5. The miller's tale and the art of solaas Maura Nolan 6. The man of law's tale Catherine Sanok 7. The wife of bath's prologue and tale Elizabeth Scala 8. The friar's tale and the summoner's tale in word and deed David K. Coley 9. Griselda and the problem of the human in the clerk's tale Holly A. Crocker 10. The franklin's symptomatic sursanure Peter W. Travis 11. The pardoner and his tale Kathy Lavezzo 12. The prioress's tale Steven F. Kruger 13. The nun's priest's tale Mishtooni Bose 14. Moral Chaucer Frank Grady 15. Chaucer's sense of an ending Patricia Clare Ingham and Anthony Bale 16. Postscript: How to talk about Chaucer with your friends and colleagues Reading Chaucer: Easier than you think? David Matthews Scholarship or distraction? new forums for talking about Chaucer Ruth Evans Talking about Chaucer with school teachers David Raybin Who will pay? Stephanie Trig Further reading, Index.
List of illustrations List of contributors Preface Note on the text Chronology List of abbreviations 1. The form of the Canterbury tales Marion Turner 2. Manuscripts, scribes, circulation Simon Horobin 3. The general prologue Steven Justice 4. The knight's tale and the estrangements of form Mark Miller 5. The miller's tale and the art of solaas Maura Nolan 6. The man of law's tale Catherine Sanok 7. The wife of bath's prologue and tale Elizabeth Scala 8. The friar's tale and the summoner's tale in word and deed David K. Coley 9. Griselda and the problem of the human in the clerk's tale Holly A. Crocker 10. The franklin's symptomatic sursanure Peter W. Travis 11. The pardoner and his tale Kathy Lavezzo 12. The prioress's tale Steven F. Kruger 13. The nun's priest's tale Mishtooni Bose 14. Moral Chaucer Frank Grady 15. Chaucer's sense of an ending Patricia Clare Ingham and Anthony Bale 16. Postscript: How to talk about Chaucer with your friends and colleagues Reading Chaucer: Easier than you think? David Matthews Scholarship or distraction? new forums for talking about Chaucer Ruth Evans Talking about Chaucer with school teachers David Raybin Who will pay? Stephanie Trig Further reading, Index.
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