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... thanne the foules smale Ther was the tiraunt with his fetheres donne And grey , I mene the goshauk , that doth pyne To bryddes for his outrageous ravyne . ( 11.323-4 , 334-6 ) The dominant and powerful are thus presented as predators ...
... thanne the foules smale Ther was the tiraunt with his fetheres donne And grey , I mene the goshauk , that doth pyne To bryddes for his outrageous ravyne . ( 11.323-4 , 334-6 ) The dominant and powerful are thus presented as predators ...
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... Thanne sit he doun , and writ in his dotage That wommen kan nat kepe hir mariage ! ( Wife of Bath's Prologue , 11. 693–6 , 707-10 ) This male poet cannot of course be substitute for the silenced voices and buried experience of half the ...
... Thanne sit he doun , and writ in his dotage That wommen kan nat kepe hir mariage ! ( Wife of Bath's Prologue , 11. 693–6 , 707-10 ) This male poet cannot of course be substitute for the silenced voices and buried experience of half the ...
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... thanne wol I wakke and pleye , ( 11. 3685-6 ) As Charles Muscatine observed , courtly lovers never need to catch up on lost sleep . So the laugh is on the inept Absolon . But the laughter cuts both ways , against the courtly fictions ...
... thanne wol I wakke and pleye , ( 11. 3685-6 ) As Charles Muscatine observed , courtly lovers never need to catch up on lost sleep . So the laugh is on the inept Absolon . But the laughter cuts both ways , against the courtly fictions ...
Table des matières
Chaucers Representations of Society | 14 |
Chaucers Representations of Religion | 37 |
Chaucers Representations of Marriage | 62 |
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