Literary character : the human figure in Early English writing - Fowler, Elisabeth (London : Cornell University Press, 2003)
1. Character and the Habituation of the Reader: The Pardoner's Thought Experiment ##- Psyche's Priests: Chaucer's Project and the Pardoner's Intention ##- The Pardoner's Intentions in the History of the Church ##- Sexual Figuration and the Habitus ##- Habitual Action and the Person ##- Reading, Writing, and Habituation ## 2. Persons in the Creation of Social Bonds: Agency and Civil Death in Piers Plowman ##- Sexual Agency: Contract, Coverture, and Legal Person ##- The Case of Holi Chirche ##- Economic Agency: Just Price and Mede Mesurelees ##- Political Agency: Constitutional Monarchy and the Marriage of Males ## 3. The Temporality of Social Persons: Value in "The Tunnyng of Elynour Rummynge" ##- Seeing through Character ##- The Alewife and the Economic Order ##- Gender and Money ##- Social Persons and the Topos of the Market ##- Literary and Other Social Forms in Time ##4. Architectonic Person and the Grounds of the Polity in The Faerie Queene ##- Persons and the Polity ##- Proteus' House and the Grounds of the English Constitution ##- The Criterion of Fit and the Creation of Persons: Jurisprudence in Tudor Ireland ##- Architectonic Character and Dominion in Two Cantos of Mutabilitie ##-
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