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Using Brian Helgeland's film A Knight's Tale as an expression of the ongoing popularity of Chaucer, Trigg observes that 'rich texts continue to generate inspiration across a range of cultural fields'. Trigg asserts that 'this is why we read and reread canonical texts' - they offer the reader an ongoing opportunity for active participation in literature.
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From Medieval to Medievalist - and Back Again?
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