Courtly Love and the Knight's Tale
Boethius and the Knight's Tale
The Knight's Tale and Astrology
The Knight and the Fourteenth-Century Christian Warrior
The Miller's Tale (or the Reeve's or Merchant's) and the Fabliau Tradition
Antifeminism and the Nun's Priest's Tale
The Wife of Bath's Prologue and Medieval Attitudes about Women
Fidelity in Marriage in the Wife of Bath's Tale (or the Franklin's Tale)
The Role of the Wife in the Wife of Bath's Tale (or the Franklin's Tale or the Clerk's Tale)
The Physician and the Bible
The Physician and Medieval Medicine
Alchemy and the Canon's Yeoman's Tale
The Prioress's Tale and Medieval Attitudes about Jews
The Medieval Church (or aspects thereof)
Medieval Clergy (Regular and Secular) and Chaucer's Religious Pilgrims
The Second Nun's Tale and Saints' Lives
Chaucer and Medieval Manuscripts
Medieval Pilgrimages
Thomas à Becket and the Shrine at Canterbury
Female Beauty in the Fourteenth Century
Female (or Male) Fashion in the Fourteenth Century
The Clerk (and/or the Miller's and Reeve's Tales Clerks) and the Medieval University
The Medieval University Curriculum
The Nun's Priest's Tale and Medieval Beast Fables
The Nun's Priest's Tale and Medieval Ideas About Dreams
The Bible and the Parson's Tale: The Seven Deadly Sins
Fourteenth-Century Food and Cookery
Medieval Rhetoric and the Canterbury Tales
Fragments and the Arrangements of the Canterbury Tales