T.E. Hill is a librarian and a medievalist. He holds a Ph.D from Columbia University in English Literature, with a specialization in Medieval English and Continental literature. His particular interests focus on relations between medieval narrative, philosophy, and psychology.

• AcknowledgmentsI. Introduction and BackgroundPerspectivaProblems of Representation and NecessityFourteenth-century ResponsesThe Philosophical Setting of the NarrativeII. TroilusIII. PandarusIV. CriseydeV. The EpilogueNotesBibliographyIndex

T.E. Hill is a librarian and a medievalist. He holds a Ph.D from Columbia University in English Literature, with a specialization in Medieval English and Continental literature. His particular interests focus on relations between medieval narrative, philosophy, and psychology.

• AcknowledgmentsI. Introduction and BackgroundPerspectivaProblems of Representation and NecessityFourteenth-century ResponsesThe Philosophical Setting of the NarrativeII. TroilusIII. PandarusIV. CriseydeV. The EpilogueNotesBibliographyIndex

T.E. Hill is a librarian and a medievalist. He holds a Ph.D from Columbia University in English Literature, with a specialization in Medieval English and Continental literature. His particular interests focus on relations between medieval narrative, philosophy, and psychology.

• AcknowledgmentsI. Introduction and BackgroundPerspectivaProblems of Representation and NecessityFourteenth-century ResponsesThe Philosophical Setting of the NarrativeII. TroilusIII. PandarusIV. CriseydeV. The EpilogueNotesBibliographyIndex