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INDEX, VOLUME 36, 2001-02 Allen, Elizabeth, THE PARDONER IN THE “DOGGES BOURE”: EARLY RECEPTION OF THE CANTERBUEY TALES........... 91 Aloni, Gila, ACURIOUS ERROE? GEOFFERY CHAUCER’S LEGEND OF HYPERMNESTRA Besserman, Lawrence, IDEOLOGY, ANTISEMITISM, AND CL oP PED BME ovo ccc cee ecdacncescecccseees 48 Bowers, John, THOMAS HOCCLEVE AND THE POLITICS OF TRADITION Davis, Steven, GUILLAUME DE MACHAUT, CHAUCER’S BOOK OF THE DUCHESS, AND THE CHAUCER TRADITION ....... 391 Delasanta, Rodney, THE MILL IN CHAUCER: REEVE’S TALE .. . . 270 Driver, Martha W., MAPPING CHAUCER: JOHN SPEED FARTED TEU RPGR PURO MNO ED 0 oo ccc essen essoccecesccues Finlayson, John, CHAUCER’S SHIPMAN’S TALE Fulton, Helen, MERCANTILE IDEALOGY Gros]r.s, Jios,ep h ]., THE UNHIDDEN PIETY OF CHAUCER’S TI ea att gaa as Ges ore aia wane ale meta ella Hagiioannu, Michael, GIOTTO’S BARDI CHAPEL FRESCOES AND CHAUCER’S HOUSE OF FAME: INFLUENCE, EVIDENCE, AND INTERPRETATIONS Jankowski, Eileen S., CHAUCER’S SECOND NUN’S TALE ADN THE APOCALYPTIC IMAGINATION Johnson, James D., WALTERS W. SKEAT’S CANTERBUEY TALES. . . INDEX, VOLUME 36, 2001-02 Allen, Elizabeth, THE PARDONER IN THE “DOGGES BOURE”: EARLY RECEPTION OF THE CANTERBUEY TALES........... 91 Aloni, Gila, ACURIOUS ERROE? GEOFFERY CHAUCER’S LEGEND OF HYPERMNESTRA Besserman, Lawrence, IDEOLOGY, ANTISEMITISM, AND CL oP PED BME ovo ccc cee ecdacncescecccseees 48 Bowers, John, THOMAS HOCCLEVE AND THE POLITICS OF TRADITION Davis, Steven, GUILLAUME DE MACHAUT, CHAUCER’S BOOK OF THE DUCHESS, AND THE CHAUCER TRADITION ....... 391 Delasanta, Rodney, THE MILL IN CHAUCER: REEVE’S TALE .. . . 270 Driver, Martha W., MAPPING CHAUCER: JOHN SPEED FARTED TEU RPGR PURO MNO ED 0 oo ccc essen essoccecesccues Finlayson, John, CHAUCER’S SHIPMAN’S TALE Fulton, Helen, MERCANTILE IDEALOGY Gros]r.s, Jios,ep h ]., THE UNHIDDEN PIETY OF CHAUCER’S TI ea att gaa as Ges ore aia wane ale meta ella Hagiioannu, Michael, GIOTTO’S BARDI CHAPEL FRESCOES AND CHAUCER’S HOUSE OF FAME: INFLUENCE, EVIDENCE, AND INTERPRETATIONS Jankowski, Eileen S., CHAUCER’S SECOND NUN’S TALE ADN THE APOCALYPTIC IMAGINATION Johnson, James D., WALTERS W. SKEAT’S CANTERBUEY TALES. . . INDEX, VOLUME 36, 2001-02 Kelen, Sarah A., CULTURAL CAPITAL: SELLING CHAUCER’S WORKS, BUILDING CHRIST CHURCH, OXFORD Kordecki, Lesley, CHAUCER’S SQUIRE’S TALE: ANIMAL DISCOURSE, WOMEN, AND SUBJECTIVITY ............... McNelis, James, PARALLEL MANUSCRIPT READINGS IN THE CT RETRACTION AND EDWARD OF Pearcy, Roy J., A NORTHERN IDIOM IN Rvt. 3964, “AS DIGNE AS WATER IN A DICH.” Pelen, Marc M., THE ESCAPE OF CHAUCER’S CHANTULEEN Price, Paul, TRUMPING CHAUCER: OSBERN BOKENHAM’S co Pe ee rer ee rr ee ee Rothwell, W., STRATFORD ATTE BOWE RE-VISITED Smith, Warren S., DORIGEN’S LAMENT AND THE RESOLUTION OF THE FRANKLIN'S TALE..................374 Twombly, Robert G., THE PARDONER’S TALE AND DOMINICAN I shade o im bm 4 Re nile Wikvaue e © A:w ie eels alae 250 Warren, Victoria, (MIS) READING THE “TEXT” OF CRISEYDE: CONTEXT AND IDENTITY IN CHAUCER’S TROJLUS AND SI oes ls warn xeintmra ale dee obs ed oreyebie Sia ae ee ae I Woods, William F., NATURE AND TEH INNER MAN IN SIR GAWAIN AND THE GREEN KNIGHT ................+++- 209