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Chaucer was indebted to Dante for turns of phrases, images, stories, and poetic and philosophical aims. Chaucer's most pervasive use of Dante was as "a spur and a background against which he defined his own, very different poetic and moral vision."

The MilT read in Middle English by Joe Gallagher (with modern subtitles) before an audience in medieval costume. Audience reactions emphasize meaning and humor.

In TC, Chaucer subverts "The Divine Comedy": Paolo and Francesca's seduction by literature is metamorphosed to bookishness; Dante's self-authentication contrasts with the narrator's character in TC; and Dante's imagery and allegorical cosmos are…

Surveys Chaucer's reception in Danish scholarship, curricula, and translations, emphasizing the need for a Danish translation of CT that does not lose Chaucer's "subtlety and poetic forcefulness."

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Reports on book length-studies, articles, and dissertations in progress, arranged in topical categories.

Reports on book length-studies, articles, and dissertations in progress, arranged in topical categories.

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Listing of 293 studies (including bibliographies), mostly by American scholars.

Listing of 316 studies (including bibliographies), mostly by American scholars.

An updated account of individual and collaborative work on Chaucer and his context.

An updated account of individual and collaborative work on Chaucer.

An updated account of individual and collaborative work on Chaucer.

Announces that. in the future, reports on Chaucer studies in progress with be published in this journal, and calls for submissions.