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Rhetoric, Medieval

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Writing aloud

Nancy M. Bradbury

1998

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

Encyclopedia of rhetoric and composition

Theresa Enos

1996

Medieval Reading

Suzanne Reynolds

2004

Poetic individuality in the Middle Ages

Dronke, Peter.

1986

Fifteenth century translation as an influence on English prose

Samuel Klinger Workman

1972

Readings in medieval rhetoric

Joseph M. Miller

1973

The classical theory of composition

Aldo D. Scaglione

1972

Malory's book of arms

Andrew Lynch

1997

Political allegory in late medieval England

Ann W. Astell

1999

The emergence of prose

Wlad Godzich

1987

From Pearl to Gawain

Robert J. Blanch

1995

Cleanness

Jane K. Lecklider

1997

Theology and poetry in the Middle English lyric

Sarah Appleton Weber

1969

Virgil in Medieval England

Christopher Baswell

1995

Chaucer and the imagery of narrative

V. A. Kolve

1984

The Making of Chaucer's English

Christopher Cannon

1998

Langland's fictions

J. A. Burrow

1993

The matter of Scotland

R. James Goldstein

1993

The alliterative revival

Thorlac Turville-Petre

1977

The art of the Middle English lyric

Edmund Reiss

1972

Beowulf and old Germanic metre

Geoffrey Russom

1998

Chaucer's Sprache und Verskunst

Bernhard Aegidius Konrad ten Brink

1899

Poetria nova

Martin Camargo, Margaret F. Nims, Geoffrey of Vinsauf

1967

Pearl in its setting

Ian Bishop

1968

Chaucer translator

Paul Beekman Taylor

1998

The Narreme in the medieval romance epic

Eugene Dorfman

1969

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