the Franklin's Tale
Articles
Author(s) Title Reference
Murray Copland THE REEVE'S TALE: HARLOTRIE OR SERMONYNG? 31/1, p. 14
EFFIE JEAN MATHEWSON THE ILLUSION OF MORALITY IN THE FRANKLIN'S TALE 52/1, p. 27
Ian Bishop CHAUCER AND THE RHETORIC OF CONSOLATION 52/1, p. 38
WILLIAM E. COLEMAN CHAUCER, THE "TESEIDA", AND THE VISCONTI LIBRARY AT PAVIA: A HYPOTHESIS 51/1, p. 92
R.C. Goffin CHAUCER AND ELOCUTION 4/3, p. 127
Avril Henry TEMPTATION AND HUNT IN "SIR GAWAIN AND THE GREEN KNIGHT" 45/2, p. 187
GERALD MORGAN Experience and the judgement of poetry: a reconsideration of the Franklin’s Tale 70/2, p. 204
DEIRDRE KESSEL-BROWN THE EMOTIONAL LANDSCAPE OF THE FOREST IN THE MEDIAEVAL LOVE LAMENT 59/2, p. 228
M.R. Golding THE IMPORTANCE OF KEEPING 'TROUTHE' IN "THE FRANKLIN'S TALE" 39/3, p. 306
Reviews
Author(s) Title Reference
Dorothy Everett Sources and Analogues of Chaucer's 'Canterbury Tales', by W. F. Bryan, Germaine Dempster 12/, p. 78
Chaucer's Idea of What is Noble. Presidential Address of the English Association, 1971, by Nevill Coghill 42/1, p. 117
Norman Klassen

Amanda Holton, The Sources of Chaucer’s Poetics

 		80/2, p. 139
Alastair Minnis Chaucerian Fiction, by Robert B. Burlin 49/1, p. 145
A. Kent Hieatt The Renaissance Chaucer, by Alice S. Miskimin