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1

Boccaccio, Chaucer, and stories for an uncertain world: agency in the Decameron and the Canterbury tales Hanning, Robert William. - Oxford (2021)

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The Romance of Thebes (Roman de Thèbes) Ferrante, Joan M. • Hanning, Robert William [Hrsg.]. - Tempe, Ariz. (2018)

3

The Challenge of the Medieval Text: Studies in Genre and Interpretation Jackson, William T. H.. Ferrante, Joan M. • Hanning, Robert William [Hrsg.]. - New York, NY (1985)

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Castiglione: The Ideal and the Real in Renaissance Culture Hanning, Robert William • Rosand, David [Hrsg.]. - New Haven, Conn. (1983)

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The lais of Marie de France Marie <de France>. Fowles, John [Bearb.]. Hanning, Robert William [Hrsg.]. - New York, NY (1978)

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The individual in twelfth-century romance Hanning, Robert William. - New Haven, Conn. (1977)

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The vision of history in early Britain: From Gildas to Geoffrey of Monmouth Hanning, Robert William. - New York, NY [u.a.] (1966)

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Decameron 10.3: Lives (and Near Death) of the Rich, Famous, Generous, . . . and Insecure Hanning, Robert William. (2024) - In: Essays Ronald B. Herzman S. 59-74

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Rituals of Identity, Strategies of Desire: How a Servant Becomes King for a Night in Decameron 3,2 Hanning, Robert William. (2021) - In: Tributes Richard K. Emmerson S. 225-236

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Afterword Hanning, Robert William. (2017) - In: Essays Jocelyn Wogan-Browne S. 280-289

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Inescapable history: Geoffrey of Monmouth's History of the Kings of Britain and Arthurian romances of the twelfth and thirteenth centuries Hanning, Robert William. (2015) - In: Romance and history. Imagining time from the medieval to the early modern period S. 55-73

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Boccaccio's mobs: religious devotion, xenophobia, and Fama in three Decameron Novelle Hanning, Robert William. (2012) - In: Mobs. An interdisciplinary inquiry S. 165-188

13

Chaucerians Do It with Pronounced E's and Other Risible Relics of a Campaign in the Medieval Trenches Hanning, Robert William. (2010) - In: Geoffrey Chaucer hath a blog S. 45-60

14

The Dawes Act of 1887: A Dream of "Civilizing the Savages" that became a Nightmare for Native Americans Hanning, Robert William. (2010) - In: Dreams and visions. An interdisciplinary enquiry S. 339-366

15

Prudential Penance Hanning, Robert William. (2009) - In: Enarratio Bd. 16 (2009) S. 14-42

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"The Struggle between Noble Designs and Chaos": The Literary Tradition of Chaucer's Knight's Tale Hanning, Robert William. (2007) - In: Geoffrey Chaucer's The Canterbury tales. A casebook S. 49-68

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Before Chaucer's Shipman's Tale: The Language of Place, the Place of Language in Decameron 8.1 and 8.2 Hanning, Robert William. (2007) - In: Place, space, and landscape in medieval narrative S. 181-196

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No Way to Treat a Text: Donaldson and the Criticism of Engagement Hanning, Robert William. (2006 - 2007) - In: The Chaucer review Bd. 41 (2006/07) S. 261-270

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Afterword: In Praise of a Nonpareil Colleague Hanning, Robert William. (2005) - In: Essays Joan M. Ferrante S. 189-192

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The body of/as evidence: desire, eloquence, and the construction of society in "Decameron" 7.8 Hanning, Robert William. (2000) - In: Essays Robert O. Payne S. 269-293

21

Custance and Ciappelletto in the Middle of It All: Problems of Mediation in The Man of Law's Tale and Decameron 1.1 Hanning, Robert William. (2000) - In: The Decameron and the Canterbury tales: new essays on an old question S. 177-211

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The "Decameron" and the "Canterbury tales" Hanning, Robert William. (2000) - In: Approaches to teaching Boccaccio's "Decameron" S. 103-118

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"And countrefete the speche of every man/He koude, whan he sholde telle a tale": toward a lapsarian poetics for "The Canterbury Tales" Hanning, Robert William. (1999) - In: Studies in the age of Chaucer Bd. 21 (1999) S. 27-58

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The Talking Wounded: Desire, Truth Telling, and Pain in the Lais of Marie de France Hanning, Robert William. (1998) - In: Desiring Discourse. The Literature of Love, Ovid through Chaucer S. 140-161

25

The crisis of mediation in Chaucer's "Troilus and Criseyde" Hanning, Robert William. (1998) - In: Essays Martin Stevens S. 143-160

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Words to fill an empty tomb: the Holy Sepulcher and a 'Cipollan' reading of three "Decameron" novelle Hanning, Robert William. (1997) - In: Tradition and ecstasy. The agony of the fourteenth century S. 291-317

27

Troilus and Criseyde, 4.210: A New Conjecture Hanning, Robert William. (1997) - In: Chaucer yearbook Bd. 4 (1997) S. 79-84

28

Inventio Arthuri: a comment on the essays of Geoffrey Ashe and D. R. Howlett Hanning, Robert William. (1995) - In: Arthuriana Bd. 5, 3 (1995) S. 96-100

29

Telling the private parts: "Pryvetee" and poetry in Chaucer's Canterbury Tales Hanning, Robert William. (1992) - In: Essays Donald R. Howard S. 108-125

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Come in out of the code: interpreting the discourse of desire in Boccaccio's Filostrato and Chaucer's Troilus and Criseyde Hanning, Robert William. (1992) - In: Chaucer's Troilus and Criseyde, "Subgit to alle Poesye". Essays in Criticism S. 120-137

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Love and power in the twelfth century, with special reference to Chrétien de Troyes and Marie de France Hanning, Robert William. (1991) - In: The Olde Daunce. Love, Friendship, Sex, and Marriage in the Medieval World S. 87-103

32

A theater of domestication and entrapment: the Cycle Plays Hanning, Robert William. (1990) - In: Approaches to Teaching Medieval English Drama S. 116-121

33

The criticism of chivalric epic and romance Hanning, Robert William. (1988) - In: The Study of Chivalry. Resources and Approaches S. 91-113

34

Appropriate enough: telling "classical" allusions in Chaucer's Canterbury Tales Hanning, Robert William. (1987) - In: Essays Paul Oskar Kristeller (1987) S. 113-123

35

'I Shal Finde It in a Maner Glose': Versions of Textual Harassment in Medieval Literature Hanning, Robert William. (1987) - In: Medieval Texts and Contemporary Readers S. 27-50

36

Suger's literary style and vision Hanning, Robert William. (1986) - In: Abbot Suger and Saint-Denis. A Symposium S. 145-150

37

Chaucer's First Ovid: Metamorphosis and Poetic Tradition in 'The Book of the Duchess' Hanning, Robert William. (1986) - In: Chaucer and the Craft of Fiction S. 121-163

38

Arthurian evangelists: the language of truth in thirteenth-century French prose romances Hanning, Robert William. (1985) - In: Philological quarterly Bd. 64 (1985) S. 347-365

39

Introduction Ferrante, Joan M. • Hanning, Robert William. (1985) - In: Jackson, The Challenge of the Medieval Text S. VII-XI

40

Roasting a friar, mis-taking a wife, and other acts of textual harassment in Chaucer's "Canterbury tales" Hanning, Robert William. (1985) - In: Studies in the age of Chaucer Bd. 7 (1985) S. 3-22

41

Poetic Emblems in Medieval Narrative Texts Hanning, Robert William. (1984) - In: Vernacular Poetics in the Middle Ages S. 1-32

42

'Ut enim faber ... sic creator': Divine Creation as Context for Human Creativity in the Twelfth Century Hanning, Robert William. (1984) - In: Word, picture, and spectacle S. 95-149

43

Deciphering the Middle English narrative poem: two approaches Hanning, Robert William. (1984) - In: The modern language review Bd. 79 (1984) S. 395-403

44

Beowulf and Anglo-Saxon Poetry Hanning, Robert William. (1983) - In: European Writers. The Middle Ages and the Renaissance S. 51-87

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Castiglione's Verbal Portrait: Structures and Strategies Hanning, Robert William. (1983) - In: Castiglione. The Ideal and the Real in Renaissance Culture S. 131-141

46

Sir Gawain and the red herring: the perils of interpretation Hanning, Robert William. (1982) - In: Essays E. Talbot Donaldson S. 5-23

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'You Have Begun a Parlous Pleye': The Nature and Limits of Dramatic Mimesis as a Theme in Four Middle English 'Fall of Lucifer' Cycle Plays Hanning, Robert William. (1982) - In: The Drama in the Middle Ages. Comparative and Critical Essays S. 140-168

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The Struggle between Noble Designs and Chaos: The Literary Tradition of Chaucer's "Knight's Tale" Hanning, Robert William. (1980) - In: Literary review Bd. 23 (1980) S. 519-541

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Money turned tyme: the cycle of the year as a religious symbol in two medieval texts Hanning, Robert William. (1979) - In: Studies Charles W. Jones Tl. 1 S. 281-298

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From "Eva" to "Ave" to Eglentyne and Alisoun: Chaucer's insight into the roles women play Hanning, Robert William. (1977) - In: Signs. Journal of women in culture and society Bd. 2 (1977) S. 580-599

51

The theme of art and life in Chaucer's poetry Hanning, Robert William. (1975) - In: Geoffrey Chaucer, a Collection of Original Articles S. 15-36

52

Engin in twelfth century romance: an examination of the Roman d'Enéas and Hue de Rotelande's Ipomedon Hanning, Robert William. (1974) - In: Yale French studies Bd. 51 (1974) S. 82-101

53

Beowulf as heroic history Hanning, Robert William. (1974) - In: Medievalia et humanistica Ser. NS, Bd. 5 (1974) S. 77-102

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Beowulf as Heroic History Hanning, Robert William. (1974) - In: Medieval historiography S. 77-102

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"You have begun a parlous pleye": the nature and limits of dramatic mimesis as a theme in four Middle English 'Fall of Lucifer' cycle plays Hanning, Robert William. (1973) - In: Comparative drama Bd. 7 (1973) S. 22-50

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The social significance of twelfth-century chivalric romance Hanning, Robert William. (1972) - In: Medievalia et humanistica Ser. NS, Bd. 3 (1972) S. 3-29

57

Sources of Illusion: Plot Elements and their Thematic Uses in Ariosto's Ginevra Episode Hanning, Robert William. (1971) - In: Forum Italicum Bd. 5 (1971) S. 514-535

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"Havelok the Dane": structure, symbols, meaning Hanning, Robert William. (1967) - In: Studies in philology Bd. 64 (1967) S. 586-605

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