Chaucer, Ethics, and Gender

Chaucer, Ethics, and Gender provides fresh understandings of Chaucer texts as popular as the tales of the Miller, the Franklin, and the Wife of Bath. It explains how the poet shapes human problems in terms of the uneasy mix of moral traditions available at the time. This is an informed but very readable and timely book about how ethical issues - which are also gender issues - dominate Chaucer's work.