Titlebook: Chaucer and Boccaccio; Antiquity and Modern Robert R. Edwards Book 2002 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2002

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Book 2002ivity and social arrangements; antiquity and late-medieval modernity. Edwards demonstrates in this study how this was the result of Chaucer‘s reading and re-writing of the works of Boccaccio, which provide sources and models for portraying the classical past and medieval modernity. In so doing, Edwa

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,‘The sclaundre of Walter’: The Clerk’s Tale and the Problem of Hermeneutics,r also takes up in his didactic balade ‘Gentilesse.’ Yet it is precisely this exemplarity that connects the tale to the world of history, culture, and politics. Chaucer’s medieval and Renaissance readers found in the tale themes and language suitable for a variety of cultural work.

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Book 2002and re-writing of the works of Boccaccio, which provide sources and models for portraying the classical past and medieval modernity. In so doing, Edwards provides us with a valuable way of assessing Chaucer‘s analysis of late medieval culture.

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Access and SharePoint Applications,r also takes up in his didactic balade ‘Gentilesse.’ Yet it is precisely this exemplarity that connects the tale to the world of history, culture, and politics. Chaucer’s medieval and Renaissance readers found in the tale themes and language suitable for a variety of cultural work.

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Introduction,want to gloss the key terms that define this project. The first term is conventional; the others require more extensive discussion. By invention, I mean that Chaucer follows the protocol for rewriting in medieval poetic theory and reads antecedent texts for what remains latent, potential, as yet une

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,‘The strif of Thebes’: Statius, Boccaccio, and Chaucer,es and Polynices over the kingship of Thebes but also the story of Oedipus and even the dual founding of the city by Cadmus and Amphion. Often, it formed part of a universal history of cultures and kingdoms.. Chaucer’s treatment of the matter of Thebes takes a different focus from this tradition, le