to explore how fourteenth-century writers understood "possibilities in language" and "transformed these accounts into new forms, and practices of non-signification." Discusses Chaucer's dream visions, in particular HF, and how Chaucer's use of "non-signification" and use of words as sounds relates to contemporary language usage and modernist literature of writers such as Gertrude Stein, Lewis Carroll, and James Joyce.]]> 2020), pp. 43-52.]]> of the secular clergy."]]> creation" for WBPT.]]>