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• catalog abstract "The essays collected in this volume are by colleagues and students of Donald R. Howard - all noted authorities on Geoffrey Chaucer and late medieval English literature. The essay subjects range from a study of Chaucer's Edwardian period to the writings of Margery of Kempe. Alfred David begins the section on Chaucer's culture with an exploration of Chaucer's earliest poetry, linking it with the culture of Edward III's reign. Lee Patterson analyzes Chaucer's several ventures into the complaint form, showing the interconnections between and among complaint, lyric, and narrative. Glending Olson treats the Canterbury Tales as a game, with games and gamemanship as normative rather than extraneous, while Sherron E. Knopp examines the relations between Augustinian poetic theory and Chaucer's use of the imagination of the Book of the Duchess. R.W. Hanning assesses the role of "pryvetee," or privacy, in Chaucer's poetics. In the section devoted to Chaucer and his writings, Paul Strohm studies the ideological language of historical documents that harmonize especially well with Chaucer's short poem Lak of Stedfastnesse. John M. Fyler traces the influence of the House of Fame on Alexander Pope's writings. Florence H. Ridley offers a comprehensive history of criticism of the Friar's Tale. Ralph Hanna III examines affiliations between and among important manuscript groupings of Troilus and Criseyde, while Karla Taylor evaluates the significance of the Merchant as a "reticent" storyteller. John M. Ganim begins the third section, Medieval Culture and Society, with an evaluation of the Annales school and its importance for the study of medieval culture and literature. Anne Middleton scrutinizes the meaning and significance of Langland's "life" as it is represented in and through Piers Plowman. Thomas Moser analyzes the interpretive context of a short Middle English lyric on "inordinate love" from Copenhagen Thott 110. Sue Ellen Holbrook argues against previous biographical and psychological readings of The Boke of Margery Kempe, while George H. Brown discusses the use and abuse of Scripture by medieval writers. Finally, Steven F. Kruger treats the issue of the bodies of Jews, including bodily injury, in the Prioress's Tale and the Play of the Sacrament.".
• catalog contributor b3874411.
• catalog contributor b3874412.
• catalog contributor b3874413.
• catalog coverage "England Civilization 1066-1485.".
• catalog created "c1992.".
• catalog date "1992".
• catalog date "c1992.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "c1992.".
• catalog description "In the section devoted to Chaucer and his writings, Paul Strohm studies the ideological language of historical documents that harmonize especially well with Chaucer's short poem Lak of Stedfastnesse. John M. Fyler traces the influence of the House of Fame on Alexander Pope's writings. Florence H. Ridley offers a comprehensive history of criticism of the Friar's Tale. Ralph Hanna III examines affiliations between and among important manuscript groupings of Troilus and Criseyde, while Karla Taylor evaluates the significance of the Merchant as a "reticent" storyteller. John M. Ganim begins the third section, Medieval Culture and Society, with an evaluation of the Annales school and its importance for the study of medieval culture and literature. Anne Middleton scrutinizes the meaning and significance of Langland's "life" as it is represented in and through Piers Plowman. ".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
• catalog description "Introduction: Howard and the Idea of Medieval Literature / James M. Dean and Christina K. Zacher -- Chaucer's Edwardian Poetry / Alfred David -- Writings Amorous Wrongs: Chaucer and the Order of Complaint / Lee Patterson -- Chaucer's Idea of a Canterbury Game / Glending Olson -- Augustinian Poetic Theory and the Chaucerian Imagination / Sherron E. Knopp -- Telling the Private Parts: "Pryvetee" and Poetry in Chaucer's Canterbury Tales / R.W. Hanning -- The Textual Environment of Chaucer's Lak of Stedfastnesse / Paul Strohm -- Chaucer, Pope, and the House of Fame / John M. Fyler -- The Friar and the Critics / Florence H. Ridley.".
• catalog description "The Manuscripts and Transmission of Chaucer's Troilus / Ralph Hanna III -- Chaucer's Reticent Merchant / Karla Taylor -- The Literary Uses of the New History / John M. Ganim -- Langland's Lives: Reflections on Late-Medieval Religious and Literary Vocabulary / Anne Middleton -- Love and Disorder: A Fifteenth-Century Definition of Love and Some Literary Antecedents / Thomas C. Moser, Jr. -- "About Her": Margery Kempe's Book of Feeling and Working / Sue Ellen Holbrook -- Scriptura Rescripta: The (Ab)use of the Bible by Medieval Writers / George H. Brown -- The Bodies of Jews in the Late Middle Ages / Steven F. Kruger.".
• catalog description "The essays collected in this volume are by colleagues and students of Donald R. Howard - all noted authorities on Geoffrey Chaucer and late medieval English literature. The essay subjects range from a study of Chaucer's Edwardian period to the writings of Margery of Kempe. Alfred David begins the section on Chaucer's culture with an exploration of Chaucer's earliest poetry, linking it with the culture of Edward III's reign. Lee Patterson analyzes Chaucer's several ventures into the complaint form, showing the interconnections between and among complaint, lyric, and narrative. Glending Olson treats the Canterbury Tales as a game, with games and gamemanship as normative rather than extraneous, while Sherron E. Knopp examines the relations between Augustinian poetic theory and Chaucer's use of the imagination of the Book of the Duchess. R.W. Hanning assesses the role of "pryvetee," or privacy, in Chaucer's poetics. ".
• catalog description "Thomas Moser analyzes the interpretive context of a short Middle English lyric on "inordinate love" from Copenhagen Thott 110. Sue Ellen Holbrook argues against previous biographical and psychological readings of The Boke of Margery Kempe, while George H. Brown discusses the use and abuse of Scripture by medieval writers. Finally, Steven F. Kruger treats the issue of the bodies of Jews, including bodily injury, in the Prioress's Tale and the Play of the Sacrament.".
• catalog extent "354 p. ;".
• catalog hasFormat "Idea of medieval literature.".
• catalog identifier "0874134404 (alk. paper)".
• catalog isFormatOf "Idea of medieval literature.".
• catalog issued "1992".
• catalog issued "c1992.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Newark : University of Delaware Press ; London : Associated University Presses,".
• catalog relation "Idea of medieval literature.".
• catalog spatial "England Civilization 1066-1485.".
• catalog subject "821/.1 20".
• catalog subject "Chaucer, Geoffrey, -1400 Criticism and interpretation.".
• catalog subject "Civilization, Medieval, in literature.".
• catalog subject "English literature Middle English, 1100-1500 History and criticism.".
• catalog subject "PR1924 .I34 1992".
• catalog tableOfContents "Introduction: Howard and the Idea of Medieval Literature / James M. Dean and Christina K. Zacher -- Chaucer's Edwardian Poetry / Alfred David -- Writings Amorous Wrongs: Chaucer and the Order of Complaint / Lee Patterson -- Chaucer's Idea of a Canterbury Game / Glending Olson -- Augustinian Poetic Theory and the Chaucerian Imagination / Sherron E. Knopp -- Telling the Private Parts: "Pryvetee" and Poetry in Chaucer's Canterbury Tales / R.W. Hanning -- The Textual Environment of Chaucer's Lak of Stedfastnesse / Paul Strohm -- Chaucer, Pope, and the House of Fame / John M. Fyler -- The Friar and the Critics / Florence H. Ridley.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The Manuscripts and Transmission of Chaucer's Troilus / Ralph Hanna III -- Chaucer's Reticent Merchant / Karla Taylor -- The Literary Uses of the New History / John M. Ganim -- Langland's Lives: Reflections on Late-Medieval Religious and Literary Vocabulary / Anne Middleton -- Love and Disorder: A Fifteenth-Century Definition of Love and Some Literary Antecedents / Thomas C. Moser, Jr. -- "About Her": Margery Kempe's Book of Feeling and Working / Sue Ellen Holbrook -- Scriptura Rescripta: The (Ab)use of the Bible by Medieval Writers / George H. Brown -- The Bodies of Jews in the Late Middle Ages / Steven F. Kruger.".
• catalog title "The Idea of medieval literature : new essays on Chaucer and medieval culture in honor of Donald R. Howard / edited by James M. Dean and Christian K. Zacher.".
• catalog type "Criticism, interpretation, etc. fast".
• catalog type "text".