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Which Chaucerian poem deals with themes of fame, rumor, and reputation?

AThe Canterbury Tales

BTroilus and Criseyde

CThe House of Fame

DThe Parliament of Fowls

Answer:

C. The House of Fame

Read Explanation:

  • “The House of Fame” is an allegorical dream vision.

  • It reflects on poetic reputation and truth in literature.

  • It anticipates Renaissance concerns with fame and authorship.


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