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1、CHAUCERANDTHEPOETSCHAUCERANDTHEPOETSANESSAYONTroilusandCriseydeWINTHROPWETHERBEECornellUniversityPressITHACAANOLONOONCopyright©1984byCornellUniversityAllrightsreserved.Exceptforbriefquotationsinareview,thisbook,orpartsthereof,mustnotbereproducedinanyformwithoutpermissioninwritingfromthepublis
2、her.Forinformation,addressCornellUniversityPress,SageHouse,512EastStateStreet,Ithaca,NewYork14850,orvisitourwebsiteatwww.cornellpress.cornell.edu.Firstpublished1984byCornellUniversityPress.Firstprinting,CornellPaperbacks,2016.LibraryofCongressCataloging-in-PublicationDataWetherbee,Winthrop,19
3、38–Chaucerandthepoets.Includesindex.1.Chaucer,Geoffrey,d.1400.TroilusandCriseyde.2.Chaucer,Geoffrey,d.1400.TroilusandCriseyde—Sources.3.Chaucer,Geoffrey,d.1400.—Knowledge—Literature.4.Loveinliterature.I.Title.PR1896.W481984821'.184-7080ISBN978-0-8014-1684-2(cloth:alk.paper)ISBN978-0-5017-0723
4、-0(pbk.:alk.paper)ThetextofthisbookislicensedunderaCreativeCommonsAttribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives4.0InternationalLicense:https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/3050-2265d-1Pass-r02.indd25/14/20169:02:59PMToMyBestFriend,AndreaContentsPreface9ANoteonTexts13Introduction171.The
5、Narrátor,Troilus,andthePoeticAgenda302.LovePsychology:TheTroilusandtheRomandelaRose533·HistoryversustheIndividual:VergilandOvidintheTroilus874·ThebesandTroy:StatiusandDante'sStatius1115·DanteandtheTroilus1456.CharacterandAction:CriseydeandtheNarrator1797·TroilusAlone2058.TheEndingoftheTroilus
6、224Index245PrefaceThisbookarguesthatChaucer'sTroilusisamajorstate-mentaboutpoetictradition.Chaucer,whowasremark-ableinhisearlyandprofoundappreciationoftheachievementofDante,sharedDante'ssenseofthespecialexcel-lenceoftheclassicalLatinpoets,Vergil,Ovid,andStatius.LikeDante,herecognizedthatclass
7、icalpoetrypresentedanau-thoritativeviewofhumanexperiencewhichearliermedievalpoetshadassimilatedonlypartiallyandwithanimperfectawarenessofthedynamicroletheLatinpoetscouldplayinthedevelopmentofaclassicaltraditionofChristianpoetry.TheTroilusis,o
