Chaucer's Ethical Philosophy

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Focusing on key works like Troilus and Criseyde, the Canterbury Tales, and the Book of the Duchess, this book explores how Chaucer's narratives grapple with contemporary issues in political and moral philosophy. Through detailed analysis, it highlights Chaucer's foresight in addressing ethical dilemmas and philosophical inquiries that resonate with modern debates, showcasing the relevance of his fictions beyond their historical context.