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100 1  Wagenknecht, Edward,|d1900-2004,|eeditor. 
245 10 Chaucer: modern essays in criticism. 
264  1 New York :|bOxford University Press,|c1959. 
300    413 pages ;|c21 cm. 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    unmediated|bn|2rdamedia 
338    volume|bnc|2rdacarrier 
490 0  A Galaxy book, GB24 
505 00 |tThe framework of The Canterbury tales /|rW.H. Clawson --
       |tChaucer's pilgrims /|rJ.R. Hulbert --|tChaucer's 
       prologue to pilgrimage: the two voices /|rArthur W. 
       Hoffman --|tA knight ther was /|rJohn Matthews Manly --
       |tForm, texture, and meaning in Chaucer's Knight's tale /
       |rCharles Muscatine --|tKnaresborough Castle and 'The 
       Kynges Moodres Court' /|rA.C. Edwards --|tEchoes of 
       Childermas in the tale of the prioress /|rMarie Padgett 
       Hamilton --|tColfox vs. Chauntecleer /|rJ. Leslie Hotson -
       -|tChaucer's pardoner /|rGeorge Lyman Kittredge --|tThe 
       progress of Chaucer's pardoner, 1880-1940 /|rG.G. 
       Sedgewick --|tThe old man in The pardoner's tale /|rW.J.B.
       Owen --|tThe wife of Bath /|rWalter Clyde Curry --
       |tChaucer's discussion of marriage /|rGeorge Lyman 
       Kittredge --|tThe debate on marriage i The Canterbury 
       tales /|rHenry Barrett Hinckley --|tThe clerk's tale: the 
       monsters and the critics /|rJames Sledd --|tCourtly love 
       in the merchant's and Franklin's tales /|rC. Hugh Holman -
       -|tThe crucial passage in five of The Canterbury tales: a 
       study in irony and symbol /|rCharles A. Owen, Jr. --|tThe 
       book of the duchess re-opened /|rBertrand H. Bronson --
       |tThe unity of Chaucer's House of fame /|rPaul G. Ruggiers
       --|tAn interpretation of Chaucer's Parlement of foules /
       |rCharles O. McDonald --|tThe people in Chaucer's Troilus 
       /|rJ.S.P. Tatlock --|tCharacter and action in the case of 
       Criseyde /|rArthur Mizener --|tTroilus on predestination /
       |rHoward Rollin Patch --|tThe Troilus and Christian love /
       |rJames Lyndon Shanley --|tAn interpretation of Chaucer's 
       Legend of good women /|rD.D. Griffith --|tQueen Anne and 
       Queen Alcestis /|rBernard L. Jefferson. 
600 10 Chaucer, Geoffrey,|d-1400|xCriticism and interpretation. 
994    90|bSTJ