Chaucer and his world
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Chaucer and his world
D.S. Brewer, 1992
New ed
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- : pbk
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Originally published: London : Eyre Methuen ; New York : Dodd, Mead, 1978
Bibliography: p. [189]-195
Includes index
内容説明・目次
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: hbk ISBN 9780859913652
内容説明
`Brewer brings to his task a full scholarly knowledge of the sources of Chaucerian biography... Of obvious value to students reading Chaucer and to all who read him for pleasure; more advanced scholars will also find in it muchto provoke thought and advance understanding.' TLS
Chaucer's tales, rich in comedy and pathos, have an immediate appeal. They draw freely and vividly from the romance and colour of the times in which he lived, andhis world that of thesecond half of the 14th century is rich in cultural interest. It was a time of new exploration and new individualism, of peasant revolt and passionate religious dissent, and of a remarkable flowering of the arts. Chaucer lived at the very centre of the action, and this book follows the stages of his career, illuminating with reference to the art and architecture of the time and through reference to his writings, the physical environment and intellectual climate in which he lived.
DEREK BREWERis Professor of English Literature emeritus, University of Cambridge.
目次
- Origins
- a 14th-century childhood
- a page at court
- beginning a career
- at the court of Edward III
- the unknown years
- Chaucer and Italy
- London, flower of cities all
- rape and rapine
- towards the inner life
- among the muses in Kent
- and pilgrims were they all
- forth, pilgrim, forth.
- 巻冊次
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: pbk ISBN 9780859913669
内容説明
Subtle and illuminating life of Chaucer, drawn against the turbulent backdrop of 14th century England.
`Brewer brings to his task a full scholarly knowledge of the sources of Chaucerian biography... Of obvious value to students reading Chaucer and to all who read him for pleasure; more advanced scholars will also find in it much toprovoke thought and advance understanding.' TIMES LITERARY SUPPLEMENTChaucer's tales, rich in comedy and pathos, have an immediate appeal; they draw freely and vividly from the romance and colour of the times in which he lived, and his world that of the second half of the 14th century is rich in cultural interest. It was a time of new exploration and new individualism, of peasant revolt and passionate religious dissent, and of a remarkable flowering of the arts. Chaucer lived at thevery centre of the action, and this book follows the stages of his career, illuminating with reference to the art and architecture of the time and through reference to his writings, the physicalenvironment and intellectual climate in which he lived. Reissue: first published 1978. DEREK BREWER was Professor of English Literature emeritus, University of Cambridge.
目次
- Origins
- a 14th-century childhood
- a page at court
- beginning a career
- at the court of Edward III
- the unknown years
- Chaucer and Italy
- London, flower of cities all
- rape and rapine
- towards the inner life
- among the muses in Kent
- and pilgrims were they all
- forth, pilgrim, forth.
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