
An Introduction to the "Canterbury Tales"
History and criticismMedieval TalesChristian pilgrims and pilgrimages in literatureStorytelling in literatureChaucer, geoffrey, -1400Pilgrims and pilgrimages in literatureLiterature, medieval, history and criticismTales, medieval, history and criticism
"An Introduction to the Canterbury Tales provides both an accessible overview of the Tales for the student and a major, new critical study. It contains full readings of each tale, together with clear exposition of their historical and literary context. Modern theoretical approaches to Chaucer are explored - particularly with reference to gender, politics, fictionality, and narration - as well as critical views from the past Chaucer's popular image as a bawdy humorist and a proto-novelist is re-evaluated."--Jacket.
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