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|a Living in the future :
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|a Nationalism, like medieval romance literature, recasts history as a mythologized and seamless image of reality. Living in the Future analyzes how the anachronistic nationalist fantasies in Geoffrey Chaucer's Canterbury Tales create a false sense of England's historical continuity that in turn legitimized contemporary political ambitions. This book spells out the legacy of the Tales that still resonates throughout English literature, and explores the idea of England in literary imaginations. Chaucer makes use of two extant national ideals, sovereignty and domesticity, to introduce the concept of an English nation into the contemporary popular imagination, and then to reinvent an idealized England as a hallowed homeland. For Chaucer, as for other nationalist thinkers, sovereignty governs communities with linguistic, historical, cultural, and religious affinities. Chaucerian sovereignty appears primarily in romantic and household contexts that function as microcosms of the nation, reflecting a pseudo-familial love between sovereign and subjects and relying on a sense of shared ownership and judgment. This notion also has deep affinities with popular and political theories flourishing throughout Europe. Chaucer's internationalism, matched with his artistic use of the vernacular and skillful distortions of both time and space, frames a discrete sovereign English nation within its diverse interconnected world.
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|a Political and critical backgrounds. Chaucerians imagine Chaucer: an introduction -- Sovereignty limited: the concept in later medieval theory and practice -- Part I: home and away. At home on the road: belief and nation in the Canterbury tales general prologue and frame narrative -- At home in exile: national disaster in the Knight's tale -- Part II: Sovereignty and anachronism. Sovereignty matters: anachronism, Chaucer's Britain, and England's future past -- "Rowned she a pistel": the household and Chaucer's national values -- Part III: fear and form. Beyond the pale: Chaucer's other women in English -- Epilogue: sovereignty on the rocks -- Bibliography -- Index.
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