Twentieth-Century Chaucer Studies and Theories of Audience
- Author / Editor
- Cawsey, Kathleen Eleanor.
Twentieth-Century Chaucer Studies and Theories of Audience
- Published
- DAI A67.06 (2006): n.p.
- Description
- Cawsey examines the impact of assumptions about audience in the criticism of six twentieth-century Chaucer scholars (Kittredge, Lewis, Donaldson, Robertson, Dinshaw, and Patterson). These assumptions include whether the audience is diachronic or synchronic, the level of audience trust, and the audience's homogeneity.
- Chaucer Subjects
- Background and General Criticism.