Chaucer - Samenvattingen, Notities en Examens

This document consists of all the knowledge needed for in Paper 1 Eduqas English Literature A Level for Geoffrey Chaucer's 'The Merchant's Tale and Prologue' from The Canterbury Tales. It covers all of the AOs required for this essay, including summaries, context, critics, quotes, analysis of quotes, topic sentences, and example paragraphs.

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Chaucer and The Canterbury Tales 2023 journey to a sacred place, usually religious in nature pilgrimage story in which other narratives are told frame story a work that makes fun of something or someone satire visible forms of the feudal system knights and chivalry None political rights of women expectations of medieval women raise children and tend to house and farm Black Death or bubonic plague spread by the fleas of infested rats lower class, middle class, upper-middle class ...

Chaucer and The Canterbury Tales 2024 journey to a sacred place, usually religious in nature pilgrimage story in which other narratives are told frame story a work that makes fun of something or someone satire visible forms of the feudal system knights and chivalry None political rights of women expectations of medieval women raise children and tend to house and farm Black Death or bubonic plague spread by the fleas of infested rats lower class, middle class, upper-middle class ...

Chaucer and The Canterbury Tales 2024 journey to a sacred place, usually religious in nature pilgrimage story in which other narratives are told frame story a work that makes fun of something or someone satire visible forms of the feudal system knights and chivalry None political rights of women expectations of medieval women raise children and tend to house and farm Black Death or bubonic plague spread by the fleas of infested rats lower class, middle class, upper-middle class ...

Chaucer and The Canterbury Tales 2024 journey to a sacred place, usually religious in nature pilgrimage story in which other narratives are told frame story a work that makes fun of something or someone satire visible forms of the feudal system knights and chivalry None political rights of women expectations of medieval women raise children and tend to house and farm Black Death or bubonic plague spread by the fleas of infested rats lower class, middle class, upper-middle class ...

The Merchant's Tales - Chaucer - Themes Notes A-Level English Literature OCR. Includes context (50% of the entire marks), scholars quotes, analysis etc Themes include: - Marriage - Love and Relationships - Deception/Betrayal - Women - Lust - Class - Religion - Sin - Greed/Possession - Power - Vanity - Settings - Secrets - Language, Communication and Voice - Authorities - Names and the gods - Fabliau vs. Courtly Romance - Satire

A full chronological summary of The Merchant's Prologue and Tale by Chaucer, with the most useful quotes analysed in detail by an A star student, with context and extra essay knowledge