PPT-LESSON 4: LQ: Can I analyse the different types of love presented in Chaucer’s Miller’s

Love platonic courtly unrequited godly familial Social Context MiddleEnglish bilau bawdy LIT TERMS pentameter free verse alliteration sexual language LESSON 4 LQ Can I analyse the different types of love presented in Chaucers Millers Tale. “Canterbury tales”. Introduction. Wrote in Middle English . First writer to write in English for the common man, not French or Latin, the languages at that time preferred by scholars. Chaucer was middle class, public servant.. Lines 1-112. A rich carpenter named John lives in Oxford and takes lodgers into his home.. A poor but clever scholar named Nicholas boards with him.. The narrator gives us an extensive description of Nicholas's character. (For more on this portrait, see the "Character Analysis" section.). Objectives:. To . identify. the different types of love.. To . explore. your ideas on love.. To . analyse. traditional presentations of love in poetry.. I’d do anything for love (but I won’t do that!). and. The Canterbury Tales. Early Life. Born 1340 – . Middle Ages. .. Son of a prosperous wine merchant – lived among . wealthy society. .. In his mid-teens, he was placed in the service of the . Countess of Ulster . Final Exam Review. Your test will cover…. The Canterbury Tales . Macbeth . MLA Format . Literary Terms. The Canterbury Tales. Chaucer (the author) . Social Structure of Medieval England . The General Prologue . Manlius . Severinus. Boethius. De . Consalatione. . Philosophiae. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6rAWPevQFq4. . Historical Backdrop (~475-525). Unsteady Roman Empire divided between the East (Constantinople) and West (Ravenna. wo suitors face off with sword and shield to engage in lengthyritualized combat with hundreds of knightsin an orderly tournament arena. Men die andare injured.Slapstick Combat: Two suitors face off wi The Canterbury Tales. Chaucer. Born in 1340’s. Son of well-to-do family of wine merchants in Ipswich. Work History:. Was a soldier, member of King’s household, a diplomat, custom house controller, justice of the peace, member of Parliament, forest official. Prologue. Backstory:. The Knight just told his story about Knights and Damsels and nice things like that (nice = boring). The Miller is bored and when the Host asks who wants to go next he says he. . Presenters: Clay Rosales, Ben Ayers, . Anwer. . Adem. Type of Tale: Religious. The Prologue. The Prologue features a verbal exchange between the Host and the Miller. The two are telling stories while riding horses, but the Miller is very drunk. The Miller defames the idea of having a wife, making the Host discontent. The Host then continues to defend them, claiming that the Miller is too drunk to think. . From . The Theory of Shopping. by Daniel Miller. Presented by Deanna Miller. Background Information. Daniel Miller. Anthropologist. Most closely related with studies in material culture and materialism. – Middle English (period 1). Middle English (period 1) - ‘The Knight’s Tale’– . contd.. Middle English (period 1) - ‘The Knight’s Tale’– . contd.. 580 . Up . rist. this . joly. . And. Rosanne (Beth) Green, Consultant. LOSS OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY. 7/31/2013. 1. Presented by Beth Green and Tara Miller. 7/31/2013. What is considered a loss?. Unintended, unforeseen or accidental loss, damage, or destruction of Government property that reduces the Government’s expected economic benefits of the property. . the ribald . .. The Middle Ages (1066-1485. ). Geoffrey . Chaucer (1343-1400. ). The . Canterbury Tales. (1387). What is it?. 29 pilgrims (plus the host) are on a trip to visit the holy relics at the Canterbury Cathedral..