Canterbury Tales Essay

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Canterbury Tales

Canterbury Tales. Geoffrey Chaucer. Author of The Canterbury Tales – Father of English Poetry 1340? A.D. – 1400 A.D. Middle class, well-educated (father was wine merchant), jobs at court Devoted, orthodox Catholic who perceived abuses within Church and exposed them w/amusement.

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Canterbury Tales

Canterbury Tales. Cory Cleveland Dakota Hood Payton Campbell Montanna Moore . He was a proper forester. Yeoman were originally knights servants. They’d later on become Land owners. Yeoman- His story. Very skilled archers. They were strong (Because bows are large and heavy).

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Canterbury Tales

Canterbury Tales . Review. Prologue Review . True or False? . The narrator is the Pardoner. . False. The narrator is Chaucer. . True or False. The narrator meets 20 pilgrims at the Tabard Inn. True . True or False?. The pilgrims were going to the shrine of St. Thomas a Becket. True .

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Canterbury Tales

Canterbury Tales . Franklin, Squire, Miller. Ally Simon and Rachel Dean. The Franklin. W ealthy landowne r who travels with the Man of Law. Physical Characteristics, Clothing, and Accessories.

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Canterbury Tales. Kalli Jensen, Toren Jensen, Taylor Lautalo , Jessica Archbold. Yeoman. His Story. Fought with soldiers Great with bow and arrow Knight’s/Squire’s servant. His Personality. Bravest servant Always ready to fight. He thinks. Very intelligent

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Canterbury Tales. The Four Humours And The Seven Deadly Sins. The Four Humours.

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Canterbury Tales

Canterbury Tales. Geoffrey Chaucer. Geoffrey Chaucer. late-fourteenth-century English poet Chaucer was born in London in the early 1340s. The Canterbury Tales. Written in Middle English at the end of the 1300s

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Canterbury Tales. Landun Frady Jake Davison Manuel Evangelista Ben Salijevic Brandon Vu. The Nun, Her story:. She was using being a nun as cover to stay in a higher class. Textual evidence: To counterfeit a courtly kind of grace. She is faking her grace. How she speaks and acts.

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Canterbury Tales

Canterbury Tales. “The Workers of the Medieval Times”. Presenting… . The Lawyer The Merchant The Tradesman. The Lawyer “The Man of Law”. “He rode but badly in a medley coat, Belted in a silken sash, with little bars, But of his dress no more particulars.”. “A Sergeant of the Law”. Wary

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Canterbury Tales

Canterbury Tales. The Company Assembles: Art as Experiment. The General Prologue and the “Fragments”. List of Fragments and Tales. FRAGMENT I: The General Prologue The Knight's Tale The Miller's Prologue and Tale The Reeve's Prologue and Tale The Cook's Prologue and Tale FRAGMENT II:

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Canterbury Tales

Canterbury Tales. Geoffrey Chaucer 1340-1400 (?). Father of English language Middle class, well-educated (father was wine merchant) Served at court Diplomatic missions to France, Spain, Italy Catholic who perceived abuses within Church and exposed them. Church in England.

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CANTERBURY TALES

CANTERBURY TALES. What Chaucer thought about his characters (the best title slide ever ! ). The Knight. What Chaucer Thought the Knight is the noblest of the pilgrims embodying military prowess, loyalty, honor, generosity, and good manners.

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Canterbury Tales . By: Kaden Minchey Azia Moea’I Tristen McCann Diana Hernandez Karen Venegas. Oxford Cleric. Story. In Text Evidence. “he has taken to logic long ago” “ still a student though”. His story is that he is foremost a student He is very logical. Oxford Cleric .

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Canterbury Tales:

Canterbury Tales:. The Skipper. Summary. There was a skipper from the west in a place called Dartmouth He has a dagger on a necklace His skin was brown from tan He drinks a lot He threw off the boat all prisoners He knows how to navigate the seas. Personality Traits. Strengths.

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Canterbury Tales

Canterbury Tales. The Four Humours And The Seven Deadly Sins Mrs. Kinney. The Four Humours.

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Canterbury Tales

Canterbury Tales. The Miller. Summary. He was a big guy – 224 pounds He is a very strong guy He was ugly yet strong and young He had bad breath He was an idiot but also a thief He was gluttonous He had a bad dress style He was a bad bagpipe player. Personality Traits. Strengths.

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Canterbury Tales

Canterbury Tales. Notes. Prologue. Time of year – Spring – April People go on pilgrimages to Catholic Shrines Pray to the martyrs, saints for help for illness, difficulties, etc. Chaucer – narrator 29 fellow travelers meet at The Tabard Inn

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Essay question on The Canterbury Tales

Essay question on The Canterbury Tales. Question 1. The narrator makes a plea in the Prologue: But first I beg of you, in courtesy Not to condemn me as unmannerly If I speak plainly and with no concealing And give account of all their words and dealings,

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Canterbury Tales

Canterbury Tales . Pardoner’s tale and Wif. 1. pallor- n- paleness 2. saunter- v- to stroll 3. implore- v- to beg 4. suffice- v- to satisfy. 5. concede- v- to grant 6. extort- v- to get by threats or violence 7. bequest- n- a gift left by a will. 8. prowess- n- outstanding ability

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Canterbury Tales

Canterbury Tales. By Geoffrey Chaucer. Geoffrey Chaucer. Biography of Geoffrey Chaucer. Born around 1300-1340 Financially secure family but not from nobility – so had no title Sent to St Pauls’ Almonry for education 1357, squire for the royal court of Elizabeth, countess of Ulster

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Canterbury Tales. Geoffrey Chaucer. The Canterbury Tales. written by Geoffrey Chaucer in late 1300s. Chaucer is knows as “The Father of English Poetry.” the masterpiece of the Middle Ages. provides us with an accurate account of Medieval England. King Henry II.

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