Editing in the Age of #MeToo
Posted on 2019-11-04 in Events
Nov 7, 2019
Editing in the Age of #MeToo
A public lecture by Thomas Farrell (Stetson University)
Thursday, November 7, 3:30 pm
Arts 202
Reception to follow
All are welcome
This talk will lead us through the complex mutations of pronouns in a few key lines of Geoffrey Chaucer's Reeve’s Tale, and what they tell us of Chaucer’s text and what the scribes did with it.
Tom Farrell teaches English at Stetson University, Florida. He has published on Chaucer and Bakhtin, and is editing the Reeve’s Tale for the Canterbury Tales Project.
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