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EN 445 - Chaucer and the Medieval World

Credits: 3

Prerequisite: One 300-level English course or permission of the Languages, Literature, and Philosophy Department Chair
An examination of Chaucer’s poetry and the medieval world it reflects, including contemporary European influences on Chaucer’s work. Readings will include The Canterbury Tales, as well as selections from works such as Dante’s Inferno, The Decameron, the Romance of the Rose, and The Consolation of Philsophy.


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