The Canterbury Tales

The Canterbury TalesWhen Chaucer died in 1400, the Canterbury Tales, was unfinished and unpublished. This volume includes five works that aim to fill in the gaps. Chaucerian apocrypha collected into one student friendly edition, including introductions, notes, glosses, and a glossary to accommodate students of all levels of experience in Middle English.

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This book explores the concept of ‘quiet’ – an aesthetic of narrative driven by reflective principles – and argues for the term’s application to the study of contemporary American fiction

specifically that of Chester

Offers a fresh and original approach to the masculinities

geographical and cultural context

and the characteristics and behaviour of information users

David Ross's work clarifies its spread in Latin and French versions

This volume argues that in their lives and works

The Method of Metaphor ultimately demonstrates the value of this neglected potential of metaphoric reasoning and shows its far-reaching implications in both moral behaviour and moral education

It shows how enthusiasm is fundamental to the circulation of culture

and how this affected the human experience

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