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Cover 1 Chaucer’s Legendary Good Women 2 Contents 10 Note on the text 11 Abbreviations 12 Introduction 14 PART I Chaucer’s Good Woman 34 1 The Good Woman: the daisy 36 2 Alceste: the Good Woman of legend 56 3 The Good Woman: a legendary beast? 72 PART II The God of Love 90 4 The God of Love 92 5 The accusation 109 THE CHARGE AGAINST THE POET 111 6 The defence: tyrants of Lombardy 126 7 The defence: matere and entente 143 PART III The Palinode 162 8 The Palinode 164 PART IV The Legends of good women 184 9 Ariadne: the ladies and the critics 186 ARIADNE 189 10 Medea: the ladies and their reputations 212 MEDEA 216 11 Cleopatra: legend of Cupid’s saint 234 12 Dido: composite Woman 252 13 Lucrece: too good to be true? 274 14 Phyllis and inherited male perfidy 297 PART V The Legend as courtly game 310 15 The Legend as courtly game 312 Epilogue 338 Index 346
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- Author
- Percival, Florence.
- Publisher
- Cambridge University Press
- Published
- 2010
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
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