Titlebook: Antimercantilism in Late Medieval English Literature; Roger A. Ladd Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2010 C

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Ralf Kories,Heinz Schmidt-Walter While I suspect that much scholarly aversion to merchants arises from class-guilt on the part of scholars who desire to launder our own middle—class origins, the simplicity and descriptive power of the three—estates model itself have enabled its dominance as a paradigm. If we imagined that the thre

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Topics in Boundary Element Researchrom the anxiety and fractured subjectivity of ., to the overt political activism of ., to the charity of “The Childe of Bristowe” and its analogue, to the redemptive power of merchandise in the pseudo—Chaucerian .. These texts have on the surface little in common, but they all demonstrate mercantile

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Hua-Ching Chen,Hsuan-Ming Feng,Dong-hui Guo Chaucer and William Langland remained popular throughout the period of this study. Indeed, Northumberland Ms. 455, the manuscript in which the . survives, presents some of Chaucer’s ambivalence toward merchants alongside the .-poet’s redemptive vision of trade, all within a single reading of the ..

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,Langland’s Merchants and the Material and Spiritual Economies of ,,n the often contradictory necessities of the material and spiritual worlds. He complicates mercantile language by expanding on a technique from the New Testament as he, in James Simpson’s terms, “consistently uses economic imagery to describe spiritual relations;”. his description of the two economi

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