Chaucer's Canterbury Comedies / Origins and Originality Karel V ’n e-poske (een e-mailtje)

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Chaucer's Canterbury Comedies / Origins and Originality Karel V ’n e-poske (een e-mailtje)The written and spoken voice of Peter G. Beidler is well known to scholars interested in Geoffrey Chaucer's comic tales. In this gathering of essays old and new, Beidler articulates his views on the literary relationships of Chaucer's most widely read and often taught tales those of the Miller, the Wife of Bath, the Shipman, the Merchant, and the Pardoner. He discusses in clear language not only the most likely sources for these tales their origins