Term Papers on THE CANTERBURY TALES

Term Paper Title	THE CANTERBURY TALES
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# of Pages (250 words per page double spaced)	1.06

tHE CANTERBURY TALES

The Canterbury Tales

     Chaucer uses satire in the Canterbury Tales to expose his attitude
towards the Catholic Church of the Middle Ages.  The first way in which he does this is by satirizing a common nun of the Middle Ages. Chaucer, in The Canterbury Tales, tells of a nun who is supposed to be married to the church.  Her attitude towards her appearance should be one of little concern, but instead she primps and spends her time consumed in her vanity.  He shows the nun not as someone married to the church, but someone married to herself and her vanity.
     Chaucer's attitude toward the church is one in which he expresses that it is a hypocritcal institution, and has a hint of scorn in his writing. In...

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