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Preface | ||
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Introduction | 1 | |
1 | Chaucer and the Division of Clerks | 32 |
2 | The Divisions of Knowledge | 61 |
3 | From Saturn to the Sun: Planetary Pilgrimage in Fragments I and IX | 92 |
4 | Solar Alchemy in Fragments II and VIII | 119 |
5 | Mercurial Marriage in Fragments III-IV-V: Philosophic Misogamy and the Trivium of Woman's Knowledge | 145 |
6 | Chaucer's Mercurial Muse: Fragment VII and the Causes of Books | 179 |
7 | Lunar "Practique": Law, Medicine, and Theology in Fragments VI and X | 200 |
Conclusion | 221 | |
Bibliography | 231 | |
Index | 249 |
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Add Chaucer and the universe of learning, The order of the fragments making up the Canterbury Tales and the structure of that collection have long been questioned. Ann W. Astell proposes that Chaucer intended the order that is preserved in what is known as the Ellesmere manuscript. In supporting , Chaucer and the universe of learning to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add Chaucer and the universe of learning, The order of the fragments making up the Canterbury Tales and the structure of that collection have long been questioned. Ann W. Astell proposes that Chaucer intended the order that is preserved in what is known as the Ellesmere manuscript. In supporting , Chaucer and the universe of learning to your collection on WonderClub |