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a guide to Chaucer studies
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 28 May 2006
Bibliography
The first six items in section 1.1, listed in chronological order, are comprehensive surveys of Chaucer criticism up to 1996; for works published after that date, the annual bibliographies published in the journals listed in section 1.2 should be consulted. Studies in the Age of Chaucer and the Year's Work in English Studies are particularly useful because the items listed are annotated.
Selected bibliographies follow in alphabetical order. The annotated Chaucer Bibliography by Leyerle and Quick contains about 1,200 items, and that by Allen and Fisher contains 924 items. The other volumes in this section belong to the Chaucer Bibliographies series; they will facilitate access to the prodigious amount of Chaucer criticism produced in this century.
A Chaucer MetaPage designed to provide access to Chaucer studies on the worldwide web can be reached at http://www.unc.edu/depts/chaucer/.
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