Course Description:
Focuses on the works of Chaucer in their late medieval settings; examines both the intertextual tradition that produced such texts as _The Book of the Duchess_, _The Canterbury Tales_, and _Troilus and Criseyde_, and the literary context in which Chaucerian texts have been and continue to be read. Critical issues may include questions of voice and persona, the relationship of author to text, the problems of influence and genre, and medieval views of race, class, and gender.
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