Journal of the Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Association, Volúmenes9-10Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Association, 1988 |
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... characters ' freedom of movement . Nicholas is first described living within a chamber “ allone , withouten any compaignye " ( 3204 ) ; Alison is " heeld ... narwe in cage " ( 3224 ) ; and John has " fallen in the snare " ( 3231 ) ...
... characters ' freedom of movement . Nicholas is first described living within a chamber “ allone , withouten any compaignye " ( 3204 ) ; Alison is " heeld ... narwe in cage " ( 3224 ) ; and John has " fallen in the snare " ( 3231 ) ...
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... characters ' loss of reason and chosen adherence to earthly fetters.15 Chaucer dramatizes this loss of freedom by enclosing his characters behind the barriers , but by so doing , he does not deny their free will . The obstacle for John ...
... characters ' loss of reason and chosen adherence to earthly fetters.15 Chaucer dramatizes this loss of freedom by enclosing his characters behind the barriers , but by so doing , he does not deny their free will . The obstacle for John ...
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... characters cannot comprehend the significance and indeed the existence of these elements ; they do not have the ability to grasp " the figure alone without the matter . " Nicholas and Alison rely only on their senses ; Absolon , John ...
... characters cannot comprehend the significance and indeed the existence of these elements ; they do not have the ability to grasp " the figure alone without the matter . " Nicholas and Alison rely only on their senses ; Absolon , John ...
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Two Early Italian Women Poets | 1 |
Overcoming Obstacles to Meaning | 17 |
Natural Law and Chaucers Physicians Tale | 29 |
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