Lee Patterson (1)

A collection of percipient and important essays on aspects of mediaeval studies in the late 20th Century, including some very fine treatment of schools of Chaucerian scholarship, textual criticism (as represented in the issues raised by the Kane / Donaldson Piers Plowman), and the mediaeval romance. I may have a slight bias here - I studied some of these topics under Patterson at the time he was writing these papers - but with the lapse of over thirty years I am even more impressed by the clarity of Patterson's insight. This book remains important for anyone wanting to engage with modern mediaeval studies.… (plus d'informations)