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Constructing Chaucer Author And Autofiction In The Critical Tradition Geoffrey W Gust

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Constructing Chaucer Author And Autofiction In The Critical Tradition Geoffrey W Gust
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Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.1 MB
Pages: 301
Author: Geoffrey W. Gust
ISBN: 9781403976437, 1403976430
Language: English
Year: 2009

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Constructing Chaucer Author And Autofiction In The Critical Tradition Geoffrey W Gust by Geoffrey W. Gust 9781403976437, 1403976430 instant download after payment.

Constructing Chaucer examines the scholarly appropriation and manipulation of Geoffrey Chaucer since his death in 1400 and seeks to enhance the theoretical dialogue on the famous author’s reception history by challenging long-standing assumptions about the “Father of English Poetry.” In response to the academy’s recent disregard for the narrative persona-construct that was especially prominent in medieval literatures, this book offers a new and historically-based version of persona-theory and applies the paradigm to the reception of key texts where Chaucer’s use of the persona is most acute. This method is centered upon the fresh concept of “autofiction,” which is offered in order to recuperate and revitalize the persona as a critical tool. By applying the theory of autofiction to Chaucer’s verse, Gust questions age-old traditions, presents a series of provocative new interpretations, and fosters a more complete understanding of the ideologies of Chaucer criticism.

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