#  Tale of Sir Thopas (incl. studies of both Thopas and Melibee) 

 



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J. M. Manly E&S 13 28 Thopas: a Satire  
  
W. W. Lawrence PMLA 50 35 Satire in Thopas   
  
R. M. Lumiansky PQ 26 47 Meaning of Prologue to Thopas  
  
Arthur K. Moore JEGP 53 54 Thopas a criticism of 14thc minstrelsy  
  
Susie Tucker RES 1959   
  
B. Rowland NM 1963 Buck and hare \[cf. Green NQ 1966\]  
  
J. A. Burrow RES 22 71 Thopas: an agony in 3 fits  
  
E. Stanley NM 73 72 Use of bob-lines in Thopas  
  
A. Haskell Chau R 9 \[popet, `puppet', Ch. the puppet, Thop. a puppet-play\]  
  
J. Conley SP 73 76 The peculiar name Thopas  
  
A. T. Gaylord SAC 1 79 Prosody of Thopas  
  
D. Brewer Arming of Knight In Chaucerian Problems & Perspectives, ed. Vasta & Thundy Notre Dame 79  
  
V. J. Scattergood Ch. & French war: Thopas & Melibee In Court & Poet (ARCA 5) ed. Glyn S. Burgess Cairns 81   
  
Alan T. Gaylord ChauR 16 82 The moment of Sir Thopas: a new look at Ch. 's lang.   
  
J. A. Burrow Thopas in 16thc In D. Gray & E. Stanley eds. ME Studies (Davis F/S) Oxford 83  
  
J. A. Burrow YES 14 84 Thopas and La Prise de Neuville  
  
Judith Tschann ChauR 20 85 Layout of Thopas in MSS  
  
Lee Patterson SAC 11 89 160-76 What man artow? Authorial self-definition in Mel. & Thop.   
  
C. R. Daileader ChauR 29 94-5 Thopas and Mel and the defeat of antifeminism  
  
Mark Dicicco NQ 244 99 The arming of Thopas reconsidered  
  
E. A. Jones RES 51 00 Structure of Thopas

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