Chaucer and Trauma Irvin Sam Schonfeld Employing intensified studies into World

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Chaucer and Trauma Irvin Sam Schonfeld Employing intensified studies into WorldTrauma is an inescapable condition of Chaucer's works. From the ravaging of Troy and the abandonment of Dido to the devastating aftereffects of sexual assault, Chaucer portrayed the most unsettling, searing aspects of human experience. While the term "trauma" was not part of Chaucer's vocabulary, the author was assuredly aware of its causes and consequences, its victims and symptoms. This timely volume explores depictions of violence, victimhood, and