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Cover 1 Title 4 Copyright 5 Contents 6 Preface and Acknowledgments 8 Author's Note 11 1 Chaucer and Snorri 12 1.1 Analogies and Analogues 12 1.2 Snorri's Edda and The Canterbury Tales 13 1.3 Poetic Eagles in Skáldskaparmál and The House of Fame 35 2 Chaucer, Gerald of Wales, and Ireland 45 2.1 Analogies, Analogues, and Sources 45 2.2 The House of Fame: Gerald's Topographia as Source 46 2.3 The House of Fame: Gerald's Topographia as Analogue 55 2.4 Chaucer in 1361-66: Lost Years or Irish Years? 64 2.5 Conclusion 76 3 Chaucer and the Irish Saga Tradition 78 3.1 Togail Bruidne Da Derga and The House of Fame 78 3.2 Acallam na Senórach and The Canterbury Tales: Framed Narrative 80 3.3 The Acallam and The Canterbury Tales: Literary Anthology 87 3.4 The Acallam and The Canterbury Tales: Rite of Passage and Pilgrimage 106 3.5 Conclusion 115 4 The Wife of Bath, the Hag of Beare, and Laxdœla Saga 117 4.1 Loathly Ladies and Wives of Bath 117 4.2 The Irish and Middle English Accounts 118 4.3 The Primacy of the Irish Accounts 126 4.4 Guorún of Laugar: An Icelandic Wife of Bath? 150 5 Chaucer and Irish Poetry 159 5.1 Irish and Chaucerian Stress and Assonance 159 5.2 Irish Syllabic Poetry 165 5.3

Author

McTurk, Rory

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