Roger Dalrymple is Deputy Director and Professor in the Department for Continuing Education at the University of Oxford SHERRY L. REAMES is Professor Emerita of English and Medieval Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

• Introduction: Chaucer and Religion - Helen CooperLove, Marriage, Sex, Gender - Alcuin BlamiresChaucer and the Bible - Graham CaieChaucer and Lollardy - Frances McCormack"Toward the Fen": Church and Churl in Chaucer's Fabliaux - Stephen Knight'A maner Latyn corrupt': Chaucer and the Absent Religions - Anthony BaleThe Matter of Chaucer: Chaucer and the Boundaries of Romance - Helen PhillipsMary, Sanctity and Prayers to Saints: Chaucer and Late-Medieval Piety - Sherry L Reames"Th'ende is every tales strengthe": Contextualising Chaucerian Perspectives on Death and Judgement - Carl PhelpsteadChaucer and the Saints: Miracles and Voices of Faith - Laurel BroughtonChaucer and the Communities of Pilgrimage - Dee DyasClassicising Christianity in Chaucer's Dream Poems: the Book of the Duchess, Book of Fame, and Parliament of Fowls - Stephen KnightMorality in the Canterbury Tales, Chaucer's Lyrics and the Legend of Good Women - Helen Phillips'To demen by interrogaciouns': Accessing the Christian Context of the Canterbury Tales with Enquiry/Based Learning - Roger Dalrymple'Gladly wolde [they] lerne [?]': U.S. Students and the Chaucer Class - D Thomas Hanks JrTeaching Teachers: Chaucer, Ethics, and Romance - David RaybinReflections on Teaching Chaucer and Religion: The Nun's Priest's Tale and the Man of Law's Tale - J Rudd

[S]ubstantial, coherent, and serious [...] it is to be praised as an excellent volume, a thorough, sympathetic, and absorbing account of its subject. It really should be in the library of every institution where the study of Chaucer is taken seriously.

Roger Dalrymple is Deputy Director and Professor in the Department for Continuing Education at the University of Oxford SHERRY L. REAMES is Professor Emerita of English and Medieval Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

• Introduction: Chaucer and Religion - Helen CooperLove, Marriage, Sex, Gender - Alcuin BlamiresChaucer and the Bible - Graham CaieChaucer and Lollardy - Frances McCormack"Toward the Fen": Church and Churl in Chaucer's Fabliaux - Stephen Knight'A maner Latyn corrupt': Chaucer and the Absent Religions - Anthony BaleThe Matter of Chaucer: Chaucer and the Boundaries of Romance - Helen PhillipsMary, Sanctity and Prayers to Saints: Chaucer and Late-Medieval Piety - Sherry L Reames"Th'ende is every tales strengthe": Contextualising Chaucerian Perspectives on Death and Judgement - Carl PhelpsteadChaucer and the Saints: Miracles and Voices of Faith - Laurel BroughtonChaucer and the Communities of Pilgrimage - Dee DyasClassicising Christianity in Chaucer's Dream Poems: the Book of the Duchess, Book of Fame, and Parliament of Fowls - Stephen KnightMorality in the Canterbury Tales, Chaucer's Lyrics and the Legend of Good Women - Helen Phillips'To demen by interrogaciouns': Accessing the Christian Context of the Canterbury Tales with Enquiry/Based Learning - Roger Dalrymple'Gladly wolde [they] lerne [?]': U.S. Students and the Chaucer Class - D Thomas Hanks JrTeaching Teachers: Chaucer, Ethics, and Romance - David RaybinReflections on Teaching Chaucer and Religion: The Nun's Priest's Tale and the Man of Law's Tale - J Rudd

[S]ubstantial, coherent, and serious [...] it is to be praised as an excellent volume, a thorough, sympathetic, and absorbing account of its subject. It really should be in the library of every institution where the study of Chaucer is taken seriously.

Roger Dalrymple is Deputy Director and Professor in the Department for Continuing Education at the University of Oxford SHERRY L. REAMES is Professor Emerita of English and Medieval Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

• Introduction: Chaucer and Religion - Helen CooperLove, Marriage, Sex, Gender - Alcuin BlamiresChaucer and the Bible - Graham CaieChaucer and Lollardy - Frances McCormack"Toward the Fen": Church and Churl in Chaucer's Fabliaux - Stephen Knight'A maner Latyn corrupt': Chaucer and the Absent Religions - Anthony BaleThe Matter of Chaucer: Chaucer and the Boundaries of Romance - Helen PhillipsMary, Sanctity and Prayers to Saints: Chaucer and Late-Medieval Piety - Sherry L Reames"Th'ende is every tales strengthe": Contextualising Chaucerian Perspectives on Death and Judgement - Carl PhelpsteadChaucer and the Saints: Miracles and Voices of Faith - Laurel BroughtonChaucer and the Communities of Pilgrimage - Dee DyasClassicising Christianity in Chaucer's Dream Poems: the Book of the Duchess, Book of Fame, and Parliament of Fowls - Stephen KnightMorality in the Canterbury Tales, Chaucer's Lyrics and the Legend of Good Women - Helen Phillips'To demen by interrogaciouns': Accessing the Christian Context of the Canterbury Tales with Enquiry/Based Learning - Roger Dalrymple'Gladly wolde [they] lerne [?]': U.S. Students and the Chaucer Class - D Thomas Hanks JrTeaching Teachers: Chaucer, Ethics, and Romance - David RaybinReflections on Teaching Chaucer and Religion: The Nun's Priest's Tale and the Man of Law's Tale - J Rudd

[S]ubstantial, coherent, and serious [...] it is to be praised as an excellent volume, a thorough, sympathetic, and absorbing account of its subject. It really should be in the library of every institution where the study of Chaucer is taken seriously.