An edition of John Gower, trilingual poet
(2010)
John Gower, trilingual poet
language, translation, and tradition
by Elisabeth M. Dutton, Hines, John, and Robert F. Yeager
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John Gower, trilingual poet: language, translation, and tradition
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Table of Contents
Introduction / -- Elisabeth Dutton
Gower at source. Southwark Gower :
Augustinian agencies in Gower's manuscripts and texts :
some prolegomena -- Jean-Pascal Pouzet
Gower looking East. The place of Egypt in Gower's Confessio amantis -- Ethan Knapp ;
Topical and tropological Gower :
invoking Armenia in the Confessio amantis -- Carolyn P. Collette
Politics, prophecy and apocalypse. Saving history :
Gower's apocalyptic and the new arion -- Elliot Kendall ;
Gower's poetics of the literal -- Robert R. Edwards ;
Romance, popular style and the Confessio amantis :
conflict or evasion -- George Shuffelton ;
John Gower :
prophet or turncoat? -- Nigel Saul ;
The parliamentary source of Glower's Cronica tripertita and incommensurable styles -- David R. Carlson
Science, law and economy. John Gower's legal advocacy and "In praise of peace" -- Candace Barrington ;
Se-duction and sovereign power in Gower's Confessio amantis book V -- Andreea Boboc ;
The fifteen stars, stones and herbs :
book VII of the Confessio amantis and its afterlife -- Tamara F. O'Callaghan ;
"of the parfite medicine" :
Merita perpetuata in Gower's vernacular alchemy -- Stephanie L. Batkie ;
Inside out in Gower's republic of letters -- Karla Taylor ;
Gower's business :
artistic production of cultural capital and the tale of Florent -- Brian Gastle
Sin, love, sex and gender. Genius and sensual reading in the Vox clamantis -- Matthew Irvin ;
Irony v. paradox in the Confessio amantis -- Peter Nicholson ;
Sinning against love in Confessio amantis -- J.A. Burrow ;
The woman's response in John Gower's Cinkante balades -- Holly Barbaccia ;
Rich words :
Gower's Rime riche in dramatic action -- Kim Zarins ;
Florent's Mariage sous la potence -- Richard F. Green ;
Why did Gower write the Traitié? -- Cathy Hume
Gower "translated". Rival poets :
Gower's Confessio and Chaucer's Legend of good women -- John M. Bowers ;
Reassessing Gower's dream-visions -- Andrew Galloway ;
John Gower's French and his readers -- R.F. Yeager ;
Conjuring Gower in Pericles -- Martha Driver.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 327-352) and index.
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