Könyvkereső
Honlapunk webáruház funkciója ideiglenesen nem működik, viszont katalógusként használható. Kérjük rendelését telefonon vagy emailben adja le, az alábbi elérhetőségeken: Tel.: (36 1) 267 6258 vagy email: atlkonyv@t-online.hu!

|
Bolti ár: 8959 Ft

Internetes ár: 8064 Ft (10% kedvezmény)

Elérhetőség:
Megvásárolható

Borító: Fűzött

ISBN: 9780199259120

Nyelv: angol

Méret: 24.6
 Oldalszám: 668

Kiadó: Oxford University Press
 Szerkesztő: Ellis, Steve
 Kategóriák: Irodalomtudomány


Mennyiség (db):
Ismertető
Much more comprehensive than any of its competitors Combines chapters offering contextual information with detailed readings of particular Chaucerian texts Includes 37 newly commissioned chapters from an international team of scholars, combining figures with long-established reputations and younger cutting-edge academics There is an entire section devoted to Chaucer's 'Afterlife', which considers his reputation in later periods and influence on later writers, as well as his presence in modern and contemporary culture The volume is accompanied by a web site with four new chapters on teaching and learning Chaucer as well as chapter-by-chapter weblinks. This book is the most comprehensive guide to Chaucer's work and the history of its reception available. It comprises 37 specially commissioned chapters by an outstanding team of contemporary Chaucer scholars and combines general essays offering background and contextual information with detailed readings of specific Chaucerian texts.
The volume is divided into five parts - 'Historical Contexts', 'Literary Contexts', 'Readings', 'Afterlife' and 'Study Resources'. Each chaper includes a Guide to Further Reading and there is a Chronology at the end of the volume. The Guide is accompanied by a companion web site which includes four additional contributions for teachers and lecturers on teaching and learning issues related to Chaucer.
Contents Part 1. Historical Contexts 1. Chaucer's Life , Ruth Evans 2. Society and Politics , S.H. Rigby 3. Nationhood , Ardis Butterfield 4. London , C. David Benson 5. Religion , Jim Rhodes 6. Chivalry , Mark Sherman 7. Literacy and Literary Production , Stephen Penn 8. Language: Phonology, Morphology, Meter , Donka Minkova 9. Philosophy , Richard Utz 10. Science , Jacqueline Tasioulas 11. Visual Culture , David Griffith 12. Sexuality , Alcuin Blamires 13. Identity and Subjecthood , John Ganim 14. Love and Marriage , Bernard O'Donoghue Part 2. Literary Contexts 15. The Classical Background , Helen Cooper 16. The English Background , Wendy Scase 17. The French Background , Helen Phillips 18. The Italian Background , Nick Havely 19. The Bible , Valerie Edden Part 3. Readings 20. Earlier 20th-Century Criticism , Elizabeth Robertson 21. Feminisms , Gail Ashton 22. The Carnivalesque , Marion Turner 23. Postmodernism , Barry Windeatt 24. New Historicism , Sylvia Federico 25. Queer Theory , Glenn Burger 26. Postcolonial Criticism , Jeffrey Cohen 27. Psychoanalytic Criticism , Patricia Ingham Part 4. Afterlife 28. Editing Chaucer , Elizabeth Scala 29. Reception, 15th-17th Centuries , John Thompson 30. Reception, 18th-19th Centuries , David Matthews 31. Reception, 20th Century , Stephanie Trigg 32. Translations , Malcolm Andrew 33. Chaucer in Performance , Kevin J. Harty 34. Chaucer Today , Julian Wasserman 35. Chaucer and His Guides , Peter Brown Part 5. Study Resources 36. Printed Study Resources , Mark Allen 37. Electronic Study Resources , Philippa Semper
|
|
 |