Titlebook: Geoffrey Chaucer; Janette Dillon Textbook 1993Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1993 bibliography.Chaucer.chronology.culture.dea

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Marius Minas,Simon Jakobs,Uwe Junblishment was composed of male clerics (even members of the other two professions, medicine and the law, usually held at least minor offices within the Church, though they were not necessarily ordained) with the result that philosophers were almost of necessity theologians. The importance of the Chr

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-15672-5 The very process of selection, the attempt to frame history, even intermittently, in narrative form, is, as Chaucer himself knew, a falsification (see chapter 5 above). Narrative, as Hayden White has written in our own time, is not a neutral form of discourse, but a discourse of desire, in the sens

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Literary Production and Audience,tinction between manuscript and print. In Chaucer’s time all writing of any kind was copied in manuscript, and this had important consequences for the nature of the text as well as for the nature and expectations of the audience. Most obviously, the copying of manuscripts was slow and laborious and

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Continental England,French and Latin as the languages of prestige literature in England. Even before 1066, England’s links with the Continent were strong. The spread of Christianity had created an international community of shared belief, the Holy Roman Empire, so that different countries speaking different languages w

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