Critics on Chaucer: Readings in literary criticism (Readings in literary criticism, 6)

General Criticism - Dryden - Arnold - Woolf - Shelley - Brewer; Specific Criticism - Everett - Lewis - Jefferson - Bowden - Muscatine__ General Criticism -- A Perpetual Fountain Of Good Sense / John Dryden -- Something Is Wanting / Matthew Arnold -- What Is This World? What Asketh Men To Have? / Virginia Woolf -- An Audience Of Listeners / A.c. Spearing -- Against Arnold / Percy Van Dyke Shelly -- A New Look At Chaucer And The Rhetoricians / J.j. Murphy -- Inorganic Art / R.m. Jordan -- Chaucer And The English And European Traditions / D.s. Brewer -- Specific Criticism -- The Parlement Of Foules / Dorothy Everett -- The Book Of The Duchess Re-opened / B.h. Bronson -- Chauser's Book Of Fame / J.a.w. Bennett -- The Legend Of Good Women / Raymond Preston -- What Chaucer Really Did To Il Filostrato / C.s. Lewis -- The Narrator In Troilus And Criseyde / G.t. Shepherd -- The Influence Of The Consolation On Troilus And The Knight's Tale / B.l. Jefferson -- The Good Wife Of Juxta Bathon / Muriel Bowden -- Motive And Mask In The General Prologue / Ruth Nevo -- The Narrator : The Pilgrim As Poet / Paul Ruggiers -- Chauntecleer And Pertelote On Dreams / Walter Clyde Curry -- Form, Texture And Meaning In Chaucer's Knight's Tale / Charles Muscatine -- The Vicious Pardoner / G.h. Gerould -- The Tale Of Melibeus / W.w. Lawrence. Bibliography: P. [138]-139.