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  1. The Figure of Venus in Late Middle English Poetry

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  2. The Anti-Crusade Voice of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales

    <p>This study reads some Middle English poetry in terms of crusading, and it argues that the most prominent English poets, namely Geoffrey Chaucer, William Langland, and John Gower, were against the later crusades regardless of their target. However, since the anti-crusade voice of Gower and …

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  3. Dissonant Neighbours Progression and Radiality in Welsh and English Poetic Narrative to c. 1250

    … examines narrative in early Welsh and English poetry, and more particularly how, where, and why we find temporal progression and radiality in the poetic narrative of both literatures. The term ‘radiality’ is discussed by Joseph Clancy, who, in introducing his translations of medieval …

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  4. Rescripting the political romance: Narratives of kingship, tyranny and community

    … this study explores the participation of five Middle English poems (Havelok, The Tale of Gamelyn, Sir Orfeo, Sir Gowther, Robert of cisyle), normally classed among the romances, in the cultural process of constructing and regulating contemporary understandings of good kingship, tyranny, and …

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