Dramatic Intertextuality in the 'Miller's Tale': Chaucer's Use of Characters from Medieval Drama as Foils for John, Alisoun, Nicholas and Absolon
- Author / Editor
- Beidler, Peter G.,Jennifer McNamara Bailey, Christine G. Berg, Sister Elaine Marie Glanz, Anne M. Dickson, Tracey A. Cummings, and Elizabeth M. Biebel.
Dramatic Intertextuality in the 'Miller's Tale': Chaucer's Use of Characters from Medieval Drama as Foils for John, Alisoun, Nicholas and Absolon
- Published
- Chaucer Yearbook 3 (1996): 1-20.
- Description
- Six brief essays from a graduate seminar explore how select medieval plays of the Flood, Nativity, Annunication and Slaughter of the Innocents and Jean Bodel's "Le jeu de Saint Nicholas" illuminate Chaucer's characters in MilT.
- Contributor
- McNamara Bailey, Jennifer.
- Berg, Christine G.
- Glanz, Sister Elaine Marie.
- Dickson, Anne M.
- Cummings, Tracey A.
- Biebel, Elizabeth M.
- Chaucer Subjects
- Miller and His Tale.