Ambiguous Signs and Authorial Deceptions in Fourteenth-Century Fictions

In Julian N. Wasserman & Lois Roney (eds.), Sign, sentence, discourse: language in medieval thought and literature. Syracuse, N.Y.: Syracuse University Press. pp. 113--37 (1988)
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