Closure in the Canterbury tales : the role of The parson's tale /
Raybin, David.
Holley, Linda Tarte,1940-
Kalmamazoo, Mich. : Medieval Institute Publications, Western Michigan University,
2000.
"Bibliography of scholarship treating The Parson's Tale": p. 209-252.
The parson's tale in current literary studies / Siegfried Wenzel -- "Manye been the weyes": the flower, its roots, and the ending of the Canterbury tales / David Raybin -- The parson's tale and its generic affiliations / Richard Newhauser -- Prolegomenon to a print history of The parson's tale: the novelty and legacy of Wynkyn de Worde's text / Daniel J. Ransom -- The words of the parson's "vertuous sentence" / Peggy Knapp -- Chaucer's parson and the "idiosyncracies of fiction" / Judith Ferster -- Dropping the personae and reforming the self: The parson's tale and the end of the Canterbury tales / Gregory Roper -- "The goode wey": ending and not-ending in The parson's tale / Charlotte Gross -- Epilogue: closing the eschatological account / Linda Tarte Holley -- Bibliography of scholarship treating The parson's tale / David Raybin.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Chaucer, Geoffrey, -1400.
Chaucer, Geoffrey, -1400
Chaucer, Geoffrey, -1400
Repentance
Christianity and literature
Repentance in literature.
Clergy in literature.
Rhetoric, Medieval.
Closure (Rhetoric)
Sin in literature.