The Chaucer Review 2000 - 2001: Vol 35 Index

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INDEX, VOLUME 35, 2000-01
Hanrahan, Michael, “A STRAUNGE SUCCESOUR SHOLDE
TAKE YOURE HERITAGE:” THE CLERK’S TALE AND THE
CRIOFS RICIARSDIA N RULE. ..............cccceeeeecec BeO D
Hodges, Laura F., SARTORIAL SIGNS IN TROJLUS AND
TR hs oi das ace oak baw wait aa ckine dea oleae a arene eee
Keiser, George R., THE CONCLUSION OF THE CANON’S
YEOMAN’S TALE: READINGS AND (MIS) READINGS .......... 1
McDonald, Nicole F., CHAUCER’S LEGEND OF GOOD
WOMEN, LADIES AT COURT AND THE FEMALE READER... . 22
Meyer, Ann R., THE DESPENSERS AND THE GAWAIN POET:
A GLOUCESTERSHIRE LINK TO THE ALLITERATIVE
MASTER OF THE NORTHWEST MIDLANDS............... 413
Mitchell,J . Allan, THE MIDDLE ENGLISH PEARL:
FIGURING THE UNFIGURABLE ....
Mize, Britt, ADAM, AND CHAUCER’S WORDS UNTO HIM...... 351
Pakkala-Weckstr6m, Mari, PRUDENCE AND THE POWER OF
PERSUASION —LANGUAGE AND MAISTRIEIN THE
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Rigby, S. H., THE WIFE OF BATH, CHRISTINE DE PIZAN,
AND THE MEDIEVAL CASE FOR WOMEN................: 133
Steinberg, Glenn, CHAUCER IN THE FIELD OF CULTURAL
PRODUCTION: HUMANISM, DANTE, AND THE HOUSE
GE a ad ene dee rreh cake bce bece heer eee tar onee 182
Walls, Kathryn, ABSOLON AS BARBER-SURGEON ............. 391
Yaw, Yvonne, STUDENTS’ STUDY GUIDES AND THE WIFE
EE hbo ate Skea Win eae ah oe wh eee eae wee ee we Ge 318