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Chaucer, the Ethical Ovid, and the Unanticipated Woman Reader
This dissertation argues that Chaucer primes readers to confront pressing questions about the ethics of literary representation and the nature of interpretation by thinking biographically, of the author’s crimes against women. He does so by reappropriating a set of critical tools from the medieval c
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