Place: HLG 321
Professor: Dr. Chris Healy



Materials

• Course Syllabus

• Chaucer Specific Sites
• Geoffrey Chaucer Page (Harvard site with translations, pronunciation help, etc.)
• Harvard's Geoffrey Chaucer Website (newer Harvard site)
• Geoffrey Chaucer (c.1343–1400) (Luminarium site)
• Librarius presents: The Canterbury Tales and other works (Middle English texts with hyperlink glossary and more)
• The Chaucer Pedagogy Page (assistance for teachers and students of Chaucer and the Later Middle Ages)
• Chaucer Bibliography Online (Studies in the Age of Chaucer Annual Bibliography)
• Alan Baragona's Chaucer Page (a wealth of online resources)
• Chaucer Scriptorium (Michael Hanly's wealth of online resources)
• Geoffrey Chaucer: Additional Resources (Anniina Jokinen's extensive list of links)
• Chaucer Concordance (look up a word to see where it appears in Chaucer's writings)
• The New Chaucer Society (see particularly Links to Chaucer Resources)
• Essential Chaucer (a selective, annotated bibliography of Chaucer studies from1900-1984, divided into topics)
• A Brief Chronology of Chaucer's Life and Times (from the Harvard Geoffrey Chaucer Page)
• Chaucer's Biography (L. Kip Wheeler's Web page)
• CantApp (follow along a reading of the General Prologue from the Hengwrt MS)
• The Chaucer Studio Recordings (sound clips of selected lines from various works)
• A Chaucerian Cookery (James L. Matterer's comprehensive site on food in Chaucer's works)
• Five Fascinating Facts about Geoffrey Chaucer ()
• Chaucer and the Poems of “Ch” (Revised Edition)
• “Chaucer’s Discussion of Marriage” ()
• General Medieval Information
• Middle English Dictionary (Explore the definition of a word.)
• Glossarial Concordance to Middle English (The Works of Geoffrey Chaucer and the English Works of John Gower)
• Digital Index of Middle English Verse
• Some Important Events in the Fourteenth Century (helpful history)
• Luminarium: Anthology of Middle English Literature
• Labyrinth (Resources for Medieval Studies)
• NetSERF (The Internet Connection for Medieval Resources)
• Voice of the Shuttle: Anglo-Saxon & Medieval
• Internet Medieval Sourcebook (Paul Halsall's excellent collection of texts on medieval culture)
• Catholic Encyclopedia (an excellent resource for more than Catholicism)
• Medieval Literature Resources (Kip Wheeler's excellent learning tool)
• The English Language in the Fourteenth Century ()

• MLA Style
• Works Cited: A Quick Guide (from The MLA Style Center)
• MLA Style (a helpful Web site at the Purdue University Online Writing Lab)

ULL Links

• Moodle
• Edith Garland Dupré Library
• Webmail
• Writing Center