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Editions:

• Benson, Larry D. and Theodore M. Anderson. (Eds.). The Literary Context of Chaucer's Fabliaux: Texts and Translations. New York 1971.
• DuVal, John and Raymond Eichmann. Cuckolds, Clerics and Countrymen: Medieval French Fabliaux. Fayettville, Ark. 1982.
• Krickel, Sarah B. (Ed.). A Critical Edition of Selected Fabliaux Athens, Georgia 1973.

Studies:

• Brewer, Derek. "The Fabliaux," in: Rowland, Beryl (Ed.) Companion to Chaucer Studies. Rev. ed. 1979:296-325.
• Busby, Keith. "Conspicuous by Its Absence: The English Fabliau," DQR 12 (1982):30-41.
• Cooke, Thomas D. The Old French and Chaucerian Fabliaux: a Study of the Ironic Climax. Columbia / London 1978.
• Cooke, Thomas D. and Benjamin L. Honeycutt (Eds.). The Humour of the Fabliaux: A Collection of Critical Essays. Columbia 1974.
• Dronke, Peter. "The Rise of the Medieval Fabliau: Latin and Vernacular Evidence," Romanische Forschungen 85 (1973):275-297.
• Eichmann, Raymond. Oral Composition and the 'Fabliaux': A Study in Generic Evolution. Lexington 1973.
• Furrow, Melissa. "Middle English Fabliaux and Modern Myth," ELH 56 (1989):1-18.
• Godzich, Wladyslaw B. Etude d'un genre: le fabliau. New York 1972.
• Goodall, Peter. "An Outline of the English Fabliau after Chaucer," AUMLA 57 (1982):5-23.
• Muscatine, Charles. "The Social Background of the Old French Fabliaux," Genre 9 (1976):1-19.
• Nykrog, Per. Les fabliaux. Geneva 1957, repr. 1973.
• Olson, Glending. "The Medieval Theory of Literature for Refreshment and its Use in the Fabliau Tradition," SP 71 (1974):291-313.
• Robbins, Rossell Hope. "The English Fabliaux: Before and After Chaucer," Moderna Sprak 64 (1970):231-245.
• Rowland, Beryl. "What Chaucer Did to the Fabliau," SN 51 (1979):205-213.
• Ruggiers, Paul G. (Ed.). Versions of Medieval Comedy. Norman, Oklahoma 1977.
• Varty, Kenneth (Ed.). The Beast Epic, Fable and Fabliau. Proceedings of the International Colloquy. at the University of Glasgow, 23-25 Sept. 1975. Glasgow 1976.