The Uses of Personae and the Art of Obliqueness in Some Chaucer Lyrics I, II, and III
- Author / Editor
- Stephens, John.
The Uses of Personae and the Art of Obliqueness in Some Chaucer Lyrics I, II, and III
- Published
- Chaucer Review 21 (1987): 360-73; 21 (1987): 459-68; 22 (1987): 41-52.
- Description
- Close analyses of grammar and diction, including shifts in verb tense, show a considerable range of both poetic role playing and distancing between author and speaker--self-mockery and travesty (Buk, For, Lady, Pity, Ros, Scog).
- Chaucer Subjects
- Lyrics and Short Poems.