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The old man in Chaucer's Pardoner's Tale : an interpretative study of his identity and meaning

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The old man in Chaucer's Pardoner's Tale : an interpretative study of his identity and meaning

Auteurs : Gudrun Richardson

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Neophilologus [ 0028-2677 ] ; 2003.

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- Allen lane, American journal, Ancient scandinavia, Augustinian interpretation, Barnes noble, Beidler, Cambridge university press, Canterbury tale, Carolina press, Chapel hill, Chaucer, Chaucer review, Clarendon press, Classical antiquity, Complete work, Contra paganos, Deeth shal, Direct link, Doubleday anchor book, Earth goddess, Edward wagenknecht, Fifteenth century, Geoffrey chaucer, Goddess, Great mother, Gudrun, Gudrun richardson, Haven london, Helen weaver, Herman braet, Hermit, Juda, Juda iscariot, Leeve mooder, Leuven university press, Linda archibald, Mediaeval science, Medieval tradition, Middle age, Modern essay, Mother earth, Mother worship, Neuphilologische mitteilungen, Northern goddess, Novum testamentum, Numerous manuscript, Olde story longe tyme agoon, Other figure, Oxford university press, Pardoner, Philippa tristram, Philology, Pierre remiet illuminator, Polity press, Riverside chaucer, Russian culture, Second death, Shul desiren, Thirteenth century, Twelfth century, University press, Viking arkana, Virgin mary, Walter clyde, Werner verbeke, Western culture, Wisconsin press, Xvth century, Yale university press.

Abstract

Abstract: The purpose of this paper is to reassess the role of the Old Man in the Pardoner's Tale. I shall first present an overview of previous interpretations of the Old Man, then I shall focus on the imagery of Mother Earth and the issues surrounding suicide in the Middle Ages. This will include consideration of the Judas and Gregorius legends, and the theology of sin and redemption. I shall conclude by demonstrating the relationship between the Old Man and the Pardoner himself, locating the meaning of the Old Man within the context of the Tale.

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