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Death and Affect in ChaucerSpecial SessionHow does Chaucer’s literature confirm/counter medieval ‘norms’ of emotions related to death? How do Chaucer’s affects of death work on listeners and readers, medieval to modern? Abstracts by 1 March 2013; Rebecca McNamara (rebecca.mcnamara@sydney.edu.au).
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