Of a Leaden Hue: Chaucerian Non-Mysticism.
- Author / Editor
- Masciandaro, Nicola.
Of a Leaden Hue: Chaucerian Non-Mysticism.
- Published
- On the Darkness of the Will ([Italy]: Mimesis, 2018): 37-71.
- Description
- Studies aspects of "mystical non-mysticism" in Chaucer's poetry. Explores the "nomenclative impotentiality" of the narrator's "non-self-naming" in HF, 1873–82, and his "unknowing" elsewhere in the poem. Comments on the Black Knight's tearless sorrow in BD as "paramystical," and argues that in Chaucer's works "the Canon's Yeoman figures most clearly the dark relation between Chaucer's poetry and the labor of mystical becoming."
- Alternative Title
- On the Darkness of the Will
- Chaucer Subjects
- House of Fame
Book of the Duchess
Canon's Yeoman and His Tale