How does Chaucer use the story of Troilus and Criseyde to examine different aspects of love
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How does Chaucer use the story of Troilus and Criseyde to examine different aspects of love? How does love, for example, reflect religion, cultural conventions (courtly love), philosophy, politics, or war? [be careful to focus here]
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Book: Troilus and Criseyde By: Geoffrey Chaucer (Edited by Stephen A. Barney)
A Norton Critical Edition
ISBN 0-393-92755-5 (pbk.)
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