`Mirth and Bourgeois Masculinity in Chaucer's Host'. - Mark Allen
`Homosociality and Creative Masculinity in the 'Knight's Tale''. - Patricia
Clare Ingham `Negotiating Masculinities: Erotic Triangles in the 'Miller's
Tale''. - Martin Blum `Performing the Perverse: The Abuse of Masculine
Power in the `Reeve's Tale''. - Daniel F Pigg `A Wife, a Batterer, a
Rapist: Representations of `Masculinity' in the `Wife of Bath's Prologue'
and `Tale'. - Elizabeth M. Biebel `Ambiguous Brotherhood in the `Friar's
Tale' and `Summoner's Tale''. - Jean E Jost `Sight and Sexual Performance
in the `Merchant's Tale''. - Carol A Everest `Male Movement and Female
Fixity in the `Franklin's Tale' and `Il Filocolo''. - Andrea Rossi-Reder
`Doing What Comes Naturally: The `Physician's Tale' and the Pardoner'. -
Glenn Burger `Troilus's `Gentil' Manhood'. - Peter G Beidler `Diminishing
Masculinity in Chaucer's `Tale of Sir Thopas''. - Jeffrey Jerome Cohen `The
Five Wounds of Melibee's Daughter: Transforming Masculinities'. - Daniel
Rubey `Reading Chaucer's `Manly Man': The Trouble with Masculinity in the
`Monk's Prologue' and `Tale'. - Michael D. Sharp ``Have ye no mannes
herte?': Chauntecleer as Cock-Man in the `Nun's Priest's Tale'. - Paul R
Thomas ``Slydyng' Masculinity in the Four Portraits of Troilus'. -
Stephanie Dietrich ``Is this a mannes herte?': Unmanning Troilus through
Ovidian Allusion'. - Maud Burnett McInerney `Troilus's `Gentil' Manhood'. -
Derek S Brewer
