The Monsters of Geoffrey Chaucer: The Miller in The General Prologue and the Miller in The Reeve’s Tale in The Canterbury Tales by Nazan Yıldız

“…Similar to their historical counterparts, the most notable feature of Chaucer’s Miller in The Canterbury Tales is his animal-like appearance with a hairy face and a gigantic mouth. …”
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A Tale of Two Travellers in King Alfred’s Court by Miguel Alarcão

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Spatio-temporal systems in Chaucer’s language: A discourse-pragmatic analysis by Minako Nakayasu

“…The text used for analysis is “The knight’s tale” adopted from the Riverside edition of The Canterbury tales. …”
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