Because it has much to contribute toward lively debates on such issues as race, gender, dissent, popular religion and culture, "Piers Plowman" has enjoyed renewed critical attention. This collection of interdisciplinary essays aims to provide a fresh examination of some of the issues central to the study of this seminal poem. Organized under headings including Langland and the age of Chaucer, the poetry of "Piers Plowman", allegory reconsidered and Langland through the eyes of theory, this book of essays explores the aesthetic dimensions of the poem, its relevance to contemporary literary theory and to reconsiderations of 14th-century culture and ideology.
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Thus Imaginative, the stern if elusively definable allegorical teacher, to Will, the narrator of Piers Plowman who constantly "countrepledep" his authoritative interloculators of religious and secular "law" within the poem and often indirectly criticizes- Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
secondary personification, animate metaphor, longe wille, kynde name, authorial naming, autobiographical fallacy, allegorical poetics, pathological forces, hem alle, alliterative tradition, authorial signature, alliterative poetry, affective knowledge, alliterative line, civil death, allegorical personification, religious tales, romance convention, single authorship, medieval allegory Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Piers Plowman, Middle English, New York, William Langland, Yearbook of Langland Studies, Lady Mede, University of California Press, James Simpson, The Merchant's Tale, Cambridge University Press, George Kane, Anne Middleton, Meet Joe Black, Derek Pearsall, Ralph Hanna, David Lawton, Talbot Donaldson, Dame Study, David Aers, Holy Church, Clarendon Press, Elizabeth Robertson, University of Minnesota Press, Andrew Galloway, Bill Parish New!
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Thus Imaginative, the stern if elusively definable allegorical teacher, to Will, the narrator of Piers Plowman who constantly "countrepledep" his authoritative interloculators of religious and secular "law" within the poem and often indirectly criticizes- Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
secondary personification, animate metaphor, longe wille, kynde name, authorial naming, autobiographical fallacy, allegorical poetics, pathological forces, hem alle, alliterative tradition, authorial signature, alliterative poetry, affective knowledge, alliterative line, civil death, allegorical personification, religious tales, romance convention, single authorship, medieval allegory Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Piers Plowman, Middle English, New York, William Langland, Yearbook of Langland Studies, Lady Mede, University of California Press, James Simpson, The Merchant's Tale, Cambridge University Press, George Kane, Anne Middleton, Meet Joe Black, Derek Pearsall, Ralph Hanna, David Lawton, Talbot Donaldson, Dame Study, David Aers, Holy Church, Clarendon Press, Elizabeth Robertson, University of Minnesota Press, Andrew Galloway, Bill Parish New!
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- Piers Plowman (Norton Critical Editions) by William Langland on 125 pages
- William Langland (Authors of the Middle Ages, No 3 English Writers of the Late Middle Ages) by Ralph, III Hanna on 9 pages
- Riverside Chaucer (Oxford Paperbacks) by Geoffrey Chaucer on 5 pages
- Vision of Piers Plowman (Everyman's Library) by William Langland on 5 pages
- Allegory and Violence by Gordon Teskey on page 211, page 212, and page 235
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