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Chaucer and the imagery of narrative

The First Five Canterbury Tales
Pages
568
Published
1984
Language
English

Synopsis

This academic study by V. A. Kolve examines how Geoffrey Chaucer used visual and symbolic elements in his narratives, particularly The Canterbury Tales. It connects Chaucer's storytelling to medieval art, rhetoric, and allegorical traditions. The book offers a detailed look at how these visual aspects contribute to the meaning and experience of his literary works.

About the author

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V. A. Kolve

V. A. Kolve is the author of the classic collection, The Canterbury Tales. This foundational work in English literature showcases his skill in narrative poetry and character development.