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CHAUCER (1343 1400) Worked as a government official Father of English Poetry Geoffrey Chaucer s Canterbury Tales Twenty-nine Pilgrims: Traveling to ...

Chaucer s General Prologue ENGL 203 Dr. Fike Review on Your Own List some major characteristics of the Anglo-Saxon/Old English period of British literature.

Wife of Bath knows of no Biblical text that specifically determines the number ... if wommen hadde writen stories, 690. 695. The Wife of Bath's Prologue: ...

Geoffrey Chaucer 1343-1400

Geoffrey Chaucer England s first great writer Geoffrey Chaucer made an enormous mark on the language and literature of England. Writing in an age when French was ...

Physiognomy A science that judged a person s temperament and character based on his or her anatomy. ... Physiognomy Irony Features of Chaucer s writing.

Geoffry Chaucer & Medieval Times

GEOFFREY CHAUCER The Canterbury Tales EARLY LIFE 1342-1400 Born to a middle class family His father was a wine merchant who believed his child should have a formal ...

What is a Pilgrim? A pilgrim is a person who undertakes a journey (pilgrimage) to a holy site for religious purposes; ... Rome or the Holy Land. In Medieval times, ...

... she sticks her butt out the window and he kisses it Miller continued Absolon runs and gets a hot poker goes to the window and asks for another kiss When ...

The famous beginning of Canterbury Tales. describes the ... William Blake's famous painting. from the 1800s. captures the energy and variety of the pilgrims. ...

Geoffrey Chaucer s Canterbury Tales The Wife of Bath s Tale Geoffrey Chaucer s Life emerging middle class born into mercantile family; educated ...

... 1386 Chaucer Time of political and religious turmoil Known for tolerant inquisitiveness and self-effacing modesty Wrote in Middle English, ...

Geoffrey Chaucer s The Wife of Bath s Prologue and Tale Prof. Wen-chuan Chu Student: Mann-chun Shen 69312105 Hsiu-yu Kuo 69412101

Middle class London family. Was a page to an eminent family (trained in good manners- how to conduct himself ... 2. YELLOW BILE ('choleric; violent) 3. PHLEGM ...

Geoffrey Chaucer. 1343-1400. Welcome, my knight, my pees, my suffisance. ... u, ou, oo goose. ow. III. Sometimes a final e is sounded when needed for the meter. ...

royal esquire, diplomat, customs official, etc. 'borderer' ... ( Sept./Libra ) ENG 310A: T&C. 13. Time and Trouthe, cont'd. How long does the affair last? ...

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1343(?) 1400 'The father of English poetry and perhaps the prince of it. ... page in court, army abroad (POW), several key government positions (more ...

King contributed to ransom. Chaucer's Later Early Life. 1361-1365 - probably ... He quotes lyrics in some of his poetry, for example in the Knight's Tale(CT I. ...

Mount Angel Abbey and Seminary. Medieval English Towns. Stephen Alsford ... Geoffrey Chaucer. Clip Art Used in This Presentation. Badger's Medieval Clipart Page ...

At 14, became a Page in the home of Prince ... Celebrity Poet ... jobs including attendant to Queen Anne, justice of the peace, and clerk of the king's works ...

1386 The Canterbury Tales. Clerk of the king's works at Westminster (1389) ... of stories in verses. Middle English. English Period: The Canterbury Tales ...

Fought in wars between England and France where he was taken prisoner ... returned to England he became a diplomat traveling to France and Italy for the King ...

Geoffrey Chaucer c. 1343 1400 Wrote the great Canterbury Tales AKA The Father of English Literature Penned with great satirical tone. His characters were likely ...

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Geoffrey Chaucer and The Canterbury Tales

The Canterbury Tales ~Geoffrey Chaucer~ St. Thomas a Becket Born 1118 (date unknown) Died - Dec. 29th 1170 The Archbishop of Canterbury (England) Becket ...

The Canterbury Tales Geoffrey Chaucer Early Life Born c. 1340 Family of wine makers and merchants Mid-teens Placed in the service of the Countess of Ulster Obtain ...

The Canterbury Tales Biographical Information Considered one of the 3 greatest poets of the English language. ... The tales begin with the General Prologue , ...

The Middle Ages, Geoffrey Chaucer, & The Canterbury Tales

Geoffrey Chaucer and The Canterbury Tales Geoffrey Chaucer: Social Background Born in a well-to-do family in London, _____. Commoners who were advancing in wealth and ...

Chaucer lived during a tumultuous period During his youth, the Bubonic Plague terrorized Europe, killing a large portion of the population

The Medieval Period and Chaucer s Canterbury Tales English 12 /English 12 Honors Mrs. Klimas Medieval Period: 1066-1485 The Medieval time period is also referred to ...

Chaucer is a master of irony a situation where one thing is expected and another ... Write an essay in which you show/discuss Chaucer's use of irony. ...

The Canterbury Tales ~Geoffrey Chaucer~ St. Thomas a Becket Born ... Canterbury, United Kingdom The Prologue The 29 are spending the night at the Tabard Inn.

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Canterbury Tales Geoffrey Chaucer The Prologue-review-Name the character who best fits the description. See how few hints you need. He is a brawler He likes to tell ...

Middle English Literature and Chaucer s The Canterbury Tales Part I: The Anglo-Norman Period: 1066-1350 A.D. The Norman Conquest of Britain took place on October 14 ...

Geoffrey Chaucer The Canterbury Tales Geoffrey Chaucer The General Prologue April, Tabard Inn The 29 pilgrims spending the night at the Tabard Inn.

A vocabulary is a set of words known to a specific person ... Delicacy the quality of being delicate. Governance the action of governing. Works Consulted ...

Geoffrey Chaucer and The Canterbury Tales Early Life Born c. 1340 Son of a prosperous wine merchant In mid teens, he was placed in the service of the Countess of ...

Love can play a role, but the hero is the focus. ... the time, ideals of knightly conduct were fading, and the poem is filled with ...

Chaucer wrote 24 of the proposed 124 tales. ... Chaucer was from a wealthy class (not royalty) Worked as a page , connected to King Edward III ...

Chaucer and his contemporaries and forebears Dante: 1265-1321 Boccaccio: 1313-1375 Petrarch: 1304-1374, Chaucer went to Italy at least twice, knew Italian, and read ...

Geoffrey Chaucer and The Canterbury Tales Early Life Born c. 1340 Son of a prosperous wine merchant In mid teens, he was placed in the service of the Countess of ...

... from the British public, many of whom blamed their relationship for poisoning Charles' marriage to Britain's beloved Princess Diana.

... to the use of the longbow (technology was improving), the English defeated ... Too make a long story short. ... just hanging out, trying to make a living. ...

The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer Literary Terms satire: characterization frame narrative/story prologue hyperbole stereotype satire A literary mode based on ...

Chaucer and the Middle Ages test review _____ is the rigid social system or structure that governed England in the early medieval era. is Epicurus very son ...

a white shining castle in the sky. England was divided among very strict class/economic lines ... a white shining castle in the sky. Also, Canterbury was a ...

The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer Background of these tales Geoffrey Chaucer wrote this story in the late 1300 s but never finished it.

Refinement and courtesy resulting from good breeding ... pelican, which was believed to tear open its breast to bring its young to life ...

Chapter Two Medieval Period Geoffrey Chaucer Pre-Elizabethan age: Thomas More A Brief Introduction to Elizabethan age Contents The Middle (Medieval)English period ...

Medieval Time Period: Chaucer and The Canterbury Tales WebQuest INTRODUCTION: As we travel back in time from Shakespeare but ahead in time from Beowulf, we need to ...

The Prologue to The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer Feature Menu Introducing the Selection Literary Focus: Characterization Literary Focus: Frame Story