"Chaucer's Visions of Manhood" is an in-depth analysis of the works of Geoffrey Chaucer that addresses the construction of masculinity in medieval literature. The author, H. Crocker, examines how Chaucer challenges the growing obsession of his time with the theme of vision and develops a model of 'Manhood' that questions traditional gender roles. Through a critical examination of agency and passivity within gender binarism, the book offers a new perspective on the complex dynamics of power and identity in literature. With a clear focus on language and literature, this scholarly work will be of interest to both students and professionals in the fields of literary studies and gender studies. The comprehensive analysis and well-founded arguments make it a valuable resource for anyone looking to engage with Chaucer and the themes of masculinity and gender roles.