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Canterbury Tales

by Geoffrey Chaucer

Frame narrative of pilgrims telling stories during journey to Canterbury shrine

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Geoffrey Chaucer
Geoffrey Chaucer

English poet whose Canterbury Tales is the masterpiece of Middle English literature, showing a remarkable range of voices and styles. He introduced Italian and French forms to English poetry and helped establish the London dialect as literary standard.

More by Geoffrey Chaucer

  • The Canterbury TalesFrame narrative of pilgrims telling stories during journey to Canterbury shrine→
  • Troilus and CriseydeEpic poem of doomed love between Trojan prince and fickle Criseyde during war→
  • The Book of the DuchessDream vision poem mourning the death of the poet's patroness or beloved lady→
  • The House of FameDream vision poem about a narrator's visit to the house of the goddess Fame→
  • The Legend of Good WomenLegends of virtuous women wronged or betrayed by unfaithful men→
  • The Parliament of FowlsDream vision where birds debate marriage and courtly love on saint's feast day→

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