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Introduction: contextualising contexts of Chaucer Ian Johnson Part I. Chaucer as Context: 1. What was Chaucer like? J. A. Burrow 2. Chaucer's life and literary 'profession' Andrew Galloway Part II. Books, Discourse and Traditions: 3. Chaucer's linguistic invention Jeremy J. Smith 4. Chaucer and London English Jeremy J. Smith 5. Manuscripts and manuscript culture Rhiannon Purdie 6. Chaucer's books Wendy Scase 7. Authority Mishtooni Bose 8. Literary theory and literary roles Ian Johnson 9. Metre and versification Ad Putter 10. Dialogue Sarah James 11. Romance Stephen H. A. Shepherd 12. Love Corinne Saunders 13. Chaucer and the classics Vincent Gillespie 14. The French context Stephanie Kamath 15. The Italian tradition K. P. Clarke 16. The English context Marion Turner 17. Chaucer's competitors Wendy Scase 18. Boethius Tim William Machan Part III. Humans, the World and Beyond: 19. Chaucer's God Ryan Perry 20. Holiness Marlene Villalobos Hennessy 21. Secularity Alastair Minnis 22. The self Valerie Allen 23. Women Rosalynn Voaden 24. Sex and lust Bruce Holsinger 25. Animals in Chaucer Gillian Rudd Part IV. Culture, Learning and Disciplines: 26. Childhood and education Nicholas Orme 27. Philosophy Stephen Penn 28. The medieval universe Seb Falk 29. Medicine and the mortal body Samantha Katz Seal 30. The law Richard W. Ireland 31. Art Julian Luxford 32. Architecture Richard Fawcett 33. Heraldry, heralds and Chaucer Katie Stevenson Part V. Political and Social Contexts: 34. Dissent and orthodoxy John H. Arnold 35. The Church, religion and culture Rob Lutton 36. England at home and abroad Anne Curry 37. Chaucer's borders Anthony Bale 38. Rank and social orders Chris Given-Wilson 39. Chivalry Craig Taylor 40. Chaucer and the polity Gwylim Dodd 41. The economy Christopher Dyer 42. Towns, villages and the land Mark Bailey 43. London's Chaucer: A psychogeography John J. Thompson 44. Everyday life Wendy Childs 45. Household and home Peter Fleming 46. Marriage Sally Dixon-Smith 47. Dress Laura F. Hodges Part VI. Chaucer Traditions: 48. The first Chaucerians: reception in the 1400s Robert J. Meyer-Lee 49. The reception of Chaucer in the Renaissance Alex Davis 50. The Reception of Chaucer from Dryden to Wordsworth Bruce E. Graver 51. The reception of Chaucer from the Victorians to the twenty-first century David Matthews 52. Cyber-Chaucer Stephen Kelly.
Introduction: contextualising contexts of Chaucer Ian Johnson Part I. Chaucer as Context: 1. What was Chaucer like? J. A. Burrow 2. Chaucer's life and literary 'profession' Andrew Galloway Part II. Books, Discourse and Traditions: 3. Chaucer's linguistic invention Jeremy J. Smith 4. Chaucer and London English Jeremy J. Smith 5. Manuscripts and manuscript culture Rhiannon Purdie 6. Chaucer's books Wendy Scase 7. Authority Mishtooni Bose 8. Literary theory and literary roles Ian Johnson 9. Metre and versification Ad Putter 10. Dialogue Sarah James 11. Romance Stephen H. A. Shepherd 12. Love Corinne Saunders 13. Chaucer and the classics Vincent Gillespie 14. The French context Stephanie Kamath 15. The Italian tradition K. P. Clarke 16. The English context Marion Turner 17. Chaucer's competitors Wendy Scase 18. Boethius Tim William Machan Part III. Humans, the World and Beyond: 19. Chaucer's God Ryan Perry 20. Holiness Marlene Villalobos Hennessy 21. Secularity Alastair Minnis 22. The self Valerie Allen 23. Women Rosalynn Voaden 24. Sex and lust Bruce Holsinger 25. Animals in Chaucer Gillian Rudd Part IV. Culture, Learning and Disciplines: 26. Childhood and education Nicholas Orme 27. Philosophy Stephen Penn 28. The medieval universe Seb Falk 29. Medicine and the mortal body Samantha Katz Seal 30. The law Richard W. Ireland 31. Art Julian Luxford 32. Architecture Richard Fawcett 33. Heraldry, heralds and Chaucer Katie Stevenson Part V. Political and Social Contexts: 34. Dissent and orthodoxy John H. Arnold 35. The Church, religion and culture Rob Lutton 36. England at home and abroad Anne Curry 37. Chaucer's borders Anthony Bale 38. Rank and social orders Chris Given-Wilson 39. Chivalry Craig Taylor 40. Chaucer and the polity Gwylim Dodd 41. The economy Christopher Dyer 42. Towns, villages and the land Mark Bailey 43. London's Chaucer: A psychogeography John J. Thompson 44. Everyday life Wendy Childs 45. Household and home Peter Fleming 46. Marriage Sally Dixon-Smith 47. Dress Laura F. Hodges Part VI. Chaucer Traditions: 48. The first Chaucerians: reception in the 1400s Robert J. Meyer-Lee 49. The reception of Chaucer in the Renaissance Alex Davis 50. The Reception of Chaucer from Dryden to Wordsworth Bruce E. Graver 51. The reception of Chaucer from the Victorians to the twenty-first century David Matthews 52. Cyber-Chaucer Stephen Kelly.
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