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Medieval Rhetoric

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Formula, Character, and Context

William Whallon

1969

Latin rhetorical theory in thirteenth and fourteenth century Castile

Charles Faulhaber

1972

The meter and melody of Beowulf

Thomas Cable

1974

Medieval rhetoric and poetic (to 1400)

Charles Sears Baldwin

1928

Chaucer and the Consolation of philosophy of Boethius

Jefferson, Bernard Levi

1965

The sources of Chaucer's poetics

Amanda Holton

2008

Rhetoric in the Middle Ages

James Jerome Murphy

1974

Late Medieval Epistle

Carol Poster

1996

Chaucer, Boccaccio, and the debate of love

N. S. Thompson

1996

Beowulf and the appositive style

Fred C. Robinson

1985

Plots and Powers

Anne Deirdre Wilson

2001

A guide to Chaucer's language

J. D. Burnley

1983

Medieval Grammar and Rhetoric

Ineke Sluiter, Rita Copeland

2010

Structure in medieval narrative

William W. Ryding

1971

Verbal dueling in heroic narrative

Ward Parks

1990

Writing aloud

Nancy M. Bradbury

1998

Alliterative poetry in Middle English

J. P. Oakden

1968

Allegory and mirror

James I. Wimsatt

1970

Cain and Beowulf

David Williams

1982

The conspiracy of allusion

Douglas Kelly

1999

The structure of Old Norse Dróttkvætt poetry

Kari Ellen Gade

1995

Robert Henryson's tragic vision

Steven R. McKenna

1994

Medieval Reading

Suzanne Reynolds

2004

Poetic individuality in the Middle Ages

Dronke, Peter.

1986

Seeing the Gawain-poet

Sarah Stanbury

1991

Fifteenth century translation as an influence on English prose

Samuel Klinger Workman

1972

A theory of Middle English alliterative meter

Robert William Sapora

1977

Readings in medieval rhetoric

Joseph M. Miller

1973

Malory's book of arms

Andrew Lynch

1997

Political allegory in late medieval England

Ann W. Astell

1999

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