Index, Volume 43, 2008–2009

INDEX, VOLUME 43, 2008–2009 Bestul, Thomas H., DID CHAUCER LIVE AT 177 UPPER THAMES STREET? THE CHAUCER LIFE-RECORDS AND THE SITE OF CHAUCER’S LONDON HOME ....................1 Birenbaum, Maija, AFFECTIVE VENGEANCE IN TITUS AND VESPASIAN ............................................................................330 Bradbury, Nancy Mason, and Carolyn P. Collette, CHANGING TIMES: THE MECHANICAL CLOCK IN LATE MEDIEVAL LITERATURE..................................................351 Collette, Carolyn P., and Nancy Mason Bradbury, TIME, MEASURE, AND VALUE IN CHAUCER’S ART AND CHAUCER’S WORLD ..........................................................347 Fumo, Jamie C., JOHN METHAM’S “STRAUNGE STYLE”: AMORYUS AND CLEOPES AS CHAUCERIAN FRAGMENT....................................................................................... 215 Guidry, Marc S., THE PARLIAMENTS OF GODS AND MEN IN THE KNIGHT’S TALE.....................................................140 Hersh, Cara, “KNOWLEDGE OF THE FILES”: SUBVERTING BUREAUCRATIC LEGIBILITY IN THE FRANKLIN’S TALE.......................................................................... 428 Johnson, Eleanor, CHAUCER AND THE CONSOLATION OF PROSIMETRUM........................................................................455 Kinch, Ashby, IMAGE, IDEOLOGY, AND FORM: THE MIDDLE ENGLISH THREE DEAD KINGS IN ITS ICONOGRAPHIC CONTEXT........................................................................................48 Malo, Robyn, THE PARDONER’S RELICS (AND WHY THEY MATTER THE MOST) ....................................................................82 CR43.4_Index.indd 473 CR43.4_Index.indd 473 3/24/09 9:05:44 AM 3/24/09 9:05:44 AM 474 THE CHAUCER REVIEW Martin, Carl Grey, THE CIPHER OF CHIVALRY: VIOLENCE AS COURTLY PLAY IN THE WORLD OF SIR GAWAIN AND THE GREEN KNIGHT............................................................311 Olson, Glending, MEASURING THE IMMEASURABLE: FARTING, GEOMETRY, AND THEOLOGY IN THE SUMMONER’S TALE................................................................. 414 Perkins, Nicholas, HAUNTED HOCCLEVE? THE REGIMENT OF PRINCES, THE TROILEAN INTERTEXT, AND CONVERSATIONS WITH THE DEAD ........................................103 Price, Merrall Llewelyn, SADISM AND SENTIMENTALITY: ABSORBING ANTISEMITISM IN CHAUCER’S PRIORESS.......................................................................................197 Pugh, Tison, “FOR TO BE SWORNE BRETHEREN TIL THEY DEYE”: SATIRIZING QUEER BROTHERHOOD IN THE CHAUCERIAN CORPUS...............................................................282 Quinn, William A., CHAUCER’S RECITAL PRESENCE IN THE HOUSE OF FAME AND THE EMBODIMENT OF AUTHORITY............................................................................171 Ransom, Daniel J., IMPRECISE CHAUCER ...........................................376 Raybin, David, and Susanna Fein, ABOUT THIS ISSUE .......................345 Smith, Charles R., JEALOUSY: CHAUCER’S MILLER AND THE TRADITION............................................................................16 Walts, Dawn Simmons, TRICKS OF TIME IN THE MILLER’S TALE..............................................................................400 Watts, William, VERRAY FELICITEE PARFIT AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF CHAUCER’S PHILOSOPHICAL LANGUAGE....................................................................................260 Winstead, Karen A., CHAUCER’S PARSON’S TALE AND THE CONTOURS OF ORTHODOXY ..................................................239 CR43.4_Index.indd 474 CR43.4_Index.indd 474 3/24/09 9:05:44 AM 3/24/09 9:05:44 AM ...