Abstract
Summary Loosely following Bakhtin's lead, this paper points to the successive acts of marginalisation that have over the years led to the standard critic's production of internally consistent and coherent readings of Chaucer's “Knight's Tale”, and supplies readings of select passages from the text in an attempt to demonstrate the inherently fractured or heteroglossic nature of this text and, by implication, of all texts.
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