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An Sonjae's (Brother Anthony) English 12-160: Studies in Chaucer course page at Sogang University, Seoul, offers the very helpful Geoffrey Chaucer: An Overall Survey.
Laurel Amtower's ENGL 530: Chaucer at San Diego State University
Melissa D. Aaron's English 401: Chaucer at CSU Pomona
Alan Baragona's Chaucer Page at Virginia Military Institute
Larry Benson's Canterbury Tales Page at Harvard University. For easy access, see Texts and General Subjects on the Harvard Chaucer Page
Lawrence Besserman's Chaucer: The Canterbury Tales at Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Jennifer Bryan's English 201: Chaucer, The Canterbury Tales at Oberlin College
Jane Chance's English 316: Chaucer page at Rice University
Pam Clements' English 300: Chaucer at Siena College
Susan Crane's ENGL W3261 English Literature to 1500 at Columbia University
James M. Dean's English 322: Chaucer page at the University of Delaware. Also see his graduate syllabus.
Michael Delahoyde's English 383 page at Washington State University
Edwin Duncan's Chaucer Page at Towson State U
Brian Gastle's English 420: Chaucer and His Age at Western Carolina University
R. James Goldstein's English 4300: Chaucer page at Auburn University
Joan Haahr's English 2315: Chaucer page at Yeshiva University
Michael Hanley's Chaucer Scriptorium at Washington State University
Carol Harding's ENG 447/547: Major Writers - Chaucer at Western Oregon University
Susan Hanson's English 275: The Suburbs, From Chaucer to South Park at Ohio State University
Margaret Hostetler's Chaucer and His Age page at UWisc-Oshkosh
James Hunter's English English 430 course page at Edgewood College, Madison, WI
Carol Jamison's Chaucer: A Web Enhanced Course at Armstrong Atlantic State University
Kevin Kiernan's English 720: Chaucer Seminar, Electronic Editing at the University of Kentucky. See also his English 421 page
Jo Koster's English 511: Chaucer page at Winthrop University
Scott Kleinman's English 414: Chaucer at Cal State Northridge
Dan Kline's English 421: Chaucer at the U of Alaska Anchorage
J. Lionaron's English 329: Chaucer and His Contemporaries at Ursinus College
Jean Lorrah's English 500: Chaucer at Murray State U
Jack Lynch's English 9, "From Epic to Hypertext" at the U of Pennsylvania
Kathryn L. Lynch's English 213: Chaucer at Wellesley College
Dhira B. Mahoney's English 417/545: Chaucer, Minor Poems and Troilus & Criseyde at Arizona State U
Maud McInerney's English 201: The Canterbury Tales at Haverford College
Melinda Menzer's English 60S: Chaucer page at Furman U
21L.460 Medieval Literature: Dante, Boccaccio, Chaucer from MIT Open Course Ware at Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Karen Moranski's ENG 401: Chaucer at U of Illinois - Springfield
Dan Mosser's WWW Medieval Resources page at Virginia Tech U
Tamara O'Callaghan's English 401: Chaucer at Northern Kentucky U
Michael O'Connell's English 152A: Chaucer's Canterbury Tales page at UC Santa Barbara
Gerard NeCastro's English 451: Chaucer at U of Maine Machias
Richard Newhauser's English 4301: Chaucer's Narrative Art - The Canterbury Tales at Trinity U
Anita Obermeier's English 581: Chaucer's Women page at the U of New Mexico
Teresa Reed's English 401: Chaucer page at Jacksonville State U
Thomas Reed's English 390: Chaucer - The Canterbury Tales at Dickinson College
Philip Rusche's ENG 422/622 Chaucer at U of Nevada Las Vegas
Arnie Saunders's English 330: Chaucer's Canterbury Tales page at Goucher College
Deborah B. Schwart's ENGL 430: Chaucer at Cal Poly - San Luis Obispo
Myra Seaman's English 304: Chaucer at the College of Charleston
Gail B. Sherman's English 301: Junior Seminar at Reed College
R. A Shoaf's ENL 4311: Chaucer at the U of Florida
Claire Sponsler's Chaucer 8: 071, The Canterbury Tales at the U of Iowa
M. Sundaram's ENG 300Y: Chaucer at the University of Toronto
Paul E. Szarmach's English 555: Chaucer at Western Michigan University
Tess Tavormina's ENG 410: Chaucer page at Michigan State University
Linda Voigts' Engelond: Resources for 14th Century English Studies at UMissouri - Kansas City
David Wallace's English 25: Chaucer at U of Pennsylvania
L. Kip Wheeler's Medieval Literature Resources includes a Chaucer course, at Carson-Newman College
David Wilson-Okamura's English 62-01 site at Macalester College
Susan Yager's Chaucer Page at Iowa State U
Jane Zatta's Chaucer: The Canterbury Tales at Southern Illinois U - Edwardsville

Related Medieval Studies Course & Web Pages

Don Adams (Central Connecticut) offers brief discussions of key medieval philosophers on his Medieval and Renaissance Philosophy course page.
Paul Halsall's excellent HSRU 1300: Medieval History (Fordham) course page is a fully hyperlinked introduction to the period, including Islamic, Byzantine, and Iberian developments as well Latin Christendom. A feast of primary sources and solid lecture notes.
R.J. Kilcullen's very fine PHIL 252: Medieval Philosophy and PHIL 360: Later Medieval Philosophy course pages (Macquarrie U) offer a detailed Reading Guide to Boethius's Consolation as well as a number of other introductory (and downloadable!) lectures, notes, and primary texts for figures like Abelard, Aquinas, Anselm, Averroes, Ockham, Scotus, & Wycliffe. See particularly his concise Medieval Philosophy: An Introduction.
See Dan Mosser's History of the English Language Website for online resources in historical linguistics. See also the International Phonetic Association's website.
Steve Muhlberg's Medieval England, History 2425 offers a variety of resources (Nipissing U).
See Steven Reimer's excellent online course, Manuscript Studies: Medieval and Early Modern (U of Alberta), for an excellent introduction and overview to the composition and development of medieval texts.
Gary Rich's sublime Ars Subtilior. Music of the Late Medieval period and the generous list of links there.

See the The Poor Medieval Scholar's
Electronic Bookshelf for recommended texts from Google Book Search& Microsoft Live Search.

Google Scholar

Google Scholar indexes academic material but doesn't yet make all of that material available. In most cases, you'll have to access your own institution's electronic databases and library materials to get the full text versions.

Because it does not make full texts available, at this point Google Scholar is best used as a bibliographical resource.

Google Book Search & Microsoft Live Search

These projects are also showing their growing pains, but they make a number of (primarily) older studies related to Chaucer and medieval literature and culture in full text. You can contribute to the success of this effort by informing Google or Microsoft of any incorrect scans, missing pages, or other errors.

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Only out-of-copyright books are available in full and some of the scans are messy. I will cross list the relevant titles at the Electronic Canterbury Tales - Online Books and Essays main page and at the appropriate web page for each Canterbury Tale.

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