Complete Works of Geoffrey ChaucerCosimo, Inc., 1 janv. 2008 - 636 pages It is impossible to overstate the importance of English poet GEOFFREY CHAUCER (c. 1343 c. 1400) to the development of literature in the English language. His writings which were popular during his own lifetime with the nobility as well as with the increasingly literate merchant class marked the first celebration of the English vernacular as a tongue worthy of literary endeavor, most notably in his unfinished narrative poem The Canterbury Tales, the format and structure of which continues to be imitated by writers today. But the impact of Chaucer s work was felt even into the 16th and 17th centuries, when the first major collections of his writings set a high standard for how authors should be presented to the reading public. This widely esteemed seven-volume set first published in the 1890s by British academic WALTER WILLIAM SKEAT (1835 1912), Erlington and Bosworth Professor of Anglo-Saxon at Cambridge University is based solely on Chaucer s original manuscripts and the earliest available published works (with any significant variations or deviations between versions highlighted in the extensive notes), and comes complete with Skeat s informative commentary on many passages. Volume I features a detailed life of Chaucer; a complete list of Chaucer s works; The Romaunt of the Rose, a translation of a popular and controversial French poem of courtly love typically attributed to Chaucer; and minor poems including: The Book of the Duchesse The Compleynt of Mars The Parlement of Foules A Compleint to His Lady Merciles Beaut proverbs of Chaucer and others. |
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... myn herte wo That the honour of English tonge is deed , Of which I wont was han conseil and reed . O maister dere and fader reverent , My maister Chaucer , flour of eloquence , Mirour of fructuous entendement , O universel fader in ...
... myn herte wo That the honour of English tonge is deed , Of which I wont was han conseil and reed . O maister dere and fader reverent , My maister Chaucer , flour of eloquence , Mirour of fructuous entendement , O universel fader in ...
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Table des matières
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lxii | |
4 | |
31 | |
48 | |
Truth | 82 |
The Compleynt of Venus with the French original | 88 |
NOTES TO THE ROMAUNT OF THE ROSE | 237 |
20 | 262 |
164 | 329 |
272 | 345 |
417 | 458 |
452 | 476 |
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Expressions et termes fréquents
ageyn Anelida anoon Balade Bialacoil bien Boethius Cant Canterbury Tales Chaucer Complaint copy Cotgrave coude Daunger dede deth doon doth drede edition Envoy fals Foules Geoffrey Chaucer gret grete Harl hath herte honde House of Fame insert Ioye Jean de Meun kepe king knight lady lines litel Lydgate maner Mès moult myn herte never no-thing noon nought omit Ovid Parliament of Foules peyne Pite pleyne poem rede rest richesse rime Rose Scogan seide seyde seyn shal shews shulde Sith slepe sorwe stanza Statius supply swete swich Tale thee ther Therfore thing thou thought thurgh thyn translation trewe Trin Troilus trouthe tyme unto Venus Vincent of Beauvais whan whyl wight withouten wolde word wyse y-wis yeve