general prologue

[littel angel]

Hi everybody , I have a question of which I did not know the answer:

why does Geoffry Chaucer creticise the social structure of the middle ages in the general prologue of the Canterbruary Tales?

I appreciate an answer , thanks in advance!

[Rover_KE]

Hi everybody, I have a question to which I do not know the answer:

Why does Geoffry Chaucer criticise the social structure of the middle ages in the general prologue of the Canterbury Tales?

I would appreciate an answer.

Thanks in advance!

I've never thought Chaucer was criticising the social structure of his time.

The prologue describes the pilgrims - their appearance, characters and social positions.

Rover

[freezeframe]

Hi everybody , I have a question of which I did not know the answer:

why does Geoffry Chaucer creticise the social structure of the middle ages in the general prologue of the Canterbruary Tales?

I appreciate an answer , thanks in advance!

1. This looks like homework. We don't do your homework for you here.

2. This is a forum on English language and grammar, not Chaucer studies.

Best of luck.

[littel angel]

1. This looks like homework. We don't do your homework for you here.

2. This is a forum on English language and grammar, not Chaucer studies.

Best of luck.

It is not a homework actually, I was reading Chaucer and this question came to my mind . Thanks anyway.