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Mentions Across Episodes
“The discussion revolves around the structure and characters of 'The Canterbury Tales', where pilgrims tell stories on their way to Canterbury, reflecting social hierarchies and complexities.”
“The excerpt mentions 'Canterbury Tales' in relation to its writing during Richard II's reign, indicating its historical context.”
The Rest Is HistoryJul 20, 2021
“During the pandemic, the speaker began reading Canterbury Tales, reflecting on its themes of social interaction and the historical context of the plague in London.”
The Rest Is HistoryMay 17, 2021
“I've just been reading Chaucer. Chaucer, of course, is always associated with bawdy and people having sex and people sticking arses out of windows.”