- On oublie le travail fondamental de la terre pour se concentrer sur des choses futiles comme la guerre
- la crise des sciences européennes (auteur)
- Lecture de la tragédie "l'orphelin de la Chine" de Voltaire dans le salon de Madame Geoffrin
- Une difficulté de la psychanalyse (auteur)
- Idée d'une histoire universelle au point de vue cosmopolitique (auteur)
- Idée d'une histoire universelle au point de vue cosmopolitique (concept)
- Which of the following lines reveals the Clerk's wealth status?
- What does the Physician love most of all?
- Which of the following quotes best illustrates that the Monk was living a life of self-gratification rather than a typical one of self-denial?
- Why does the Narrator compare the Summoner to a bird?"And all you know right well that even a jay / Can call our "wat" as well as the pope."
- What are some ways that the Monk does not meet expectations for what a monk should be like? Check all that apply.
- What is one way that the Parson differs from some of the other characters?
- How does the Friar act in order to make friends and get more money?
- According to the narrator, what do people hope to receive at the end of their pilgrimage?
- Which of the following words best describes the Prioress (the nun in charge at a nunnery)?
- To where are the people in this poem on a pilgrimage?
- According to the Narrator, what do people hope to receive at Canterbury?
- What does the line "give easy penance / When knowing he should gain good pittance" (223-224) reveal about the Friar?
- Overall, what does the Narrator's opinion of the Knight seem to be?
- Chaucer wrote The Canterbury Tales in which of the following languages?