Titlebook: Chaucer’s Visions of Manhood; Holly A. Crocker Book 2007 Holly A. Crocker 2007 argue.Chaucer.culture.gender.Geoffrey Chaucer.model.reform.

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2945-5936 Overview: This book argues that Chaucer challenges his culture‘s mounting obsession with vision, constructing a model of ‘manhed‘ that blurs the distinction between agency and passivity in a traditional gender binary.978-1-349-53637-5978-0-230-60492-6Series ISSN 2945-5936 Series E-ISSN 2945-5944

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,Introduction: Chaucer’s Visions of Manhood,y highlights its dependence upon visibility.. If we put our current interest in appearances, manifest and animate, proximate and tangible, into contact with similar medieval concerns, it becomes clear that gender’s visibility is at once mundane and powerful.. In fact, as one of the most banal “techn

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,Seeing Gender’s Aspects: Vision, Agency, and Masculinity in the ,lity for the past several decades.. Essential to the purposes of this chapter, his observation also looks backward to prior formulations of gender’s ocularity, particularly with regard to women’s agency as objects in visual economies. Berger recognizes that as an object of sight a woman may have age

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,Which Wife? What Man? Gender Invisibility between Chaucer’s Wife and Shipman,both the ., and the story’s characterization of the “revelous” wife of St. Denys make the tale a seeming fit for a weaver whose commercial experience leads her to view marriage as the ultimate marketplace wherein monetary gain and sexual satisfaction can be acquired by a savvy dealer.. The tale’s na

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