Drama, narrative and poetry in the Canterbury Tales
By: [Wendy Harding (ed.)]
Series: Interlangues. Litteratures; Interlangues
Publisher: Presses Universitaires du Mirail
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Toulouse
Language: eng
Number of pages: 246
ISBN-13: 9782858167050
Subjects: Criticism and interpretation; Technique; Christian pilgrims and pilgrimages in literature; Medieval Tales; History and criticism; Pèlerinages chrétiens dans la littérature; Contes médiévaux; Histoire et critique; The Canterbury Tales (Chaucer); Verteltheorie
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Trust the tale, not the teller / C. David Benson; title: Narrative play and the display of artistry in Chaucer's Canterbury tales, and Pasolini's I racconti de Canterbury / Agne`s Blandeau; title: Narrative voice, narrative framework: the host as 'author' of the Canterbury tales / Leo Carruthers; title: Drama, theatricality and performance: radicals of presentation in the Canterbury tales / John M. Ganim; title: Linking the Canterbury tales: monkey-business in the margins / Laura Kendrick; title: Towards a poetics of Chaucerian narrative / Derek Pearsall; title: Polysyllablic [sic] words in end-of-line position in the Franklin's tale / Colette Stevanovich; title: Knight and miller; similarity and difference: D.S. Brewer; title: The wife of Bath's "Wandrynge by the weye" / Juliette Dor; title: "Glose whoso wole": voice, text and authority in The wife of Bath's prologue / Lesley Lawton; title: Marriage, mutual consent, and the affirmation of the female subject in the Knight's tale, the Wife of Bath's tale, and the Franklin's tale / Elizabeth Robertson; title: Boethian boundaries: compassion and constraint in the Franklin's tale / Susanna Fein; title: Poetry and play in the Nun's Priest's tale and Pardoner's tale / David Rabin; title: The cock, the priest and the poet / Andre Crepin; title: The generation gap in the Canterbury tales / Helene Dauby.