Canterbury Tales Project
The Canterbury Tales Project aims to investigate the textual tradition of Geoffrey Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales to achieve a better understanding of the history of its composition and publication before 1500. The project researchers have:
- established a system of transcription for all the manuscripts and early printed editions of the Canterbury Tales into computer-readable form.
- transcribed around 65% of the texts using this system.
The project aims to:
- compare all the manuscripts, creating a record of their agreements and disagreements with a computer collation program (CollateX and the Collation Editor).
- use computer-based methods, some drawn from evolutionary biology, to help reconstruct the history of the text from this record of agreements and disagreements.
- publish all the materials, the results of our analysis, and the tools which we use in electronic form.
- Curated by:
- Bordalejo
- Curation policy:
The materials in this collection are all derived from Canterbury Tales Project research or authored by project member.
- Created:
- July 4, 2020
- Harvesting API:
- OAI-PMH Interface