WOB-A04 Religion

When was the Canterbury tales written?

WOB-A04 Feudal System

A04-WOB Marriage

A04-WOBPortrayal of women

A02-Theme Marriage.

A02-Theme Women are vindictive

A03-WOB Critic Brodie argues women and sex.

WOB-A04 Books

A02-WOB Male intelligence

A02- WOB Marriage

A02 WOB Theme-Battle of the Sexes.Men dominant through language.

A02-WOB Battle of the sexes- Female dominance

A03-Critic Wilkinson- Character of Alison

Contrast between Alison in the prologue and the Hag in the tale.

A02 WOB interpretation of marriage

A02-Battle between the sexes-knowledge

A02 WOB-Animal/violent imgaery

A02 WOB Alison dominance over Jankin

A04 WOB Claire Newman Alison entertaining

A02 WOB sexuality quotes

A02 WOB misunderstanding biblical texts

A04 WOB clergymen

A03 WOB D.W. Robertson

A03 WOB Critic Aers

A03 WOB Helen Barr-antifeminist

A03 WOB Helen Barr

A03 WOB Dr Williams

Define Rhetoric

WOB-A04 Bible's view on Pride

A02 WOB Virginity

A02 WOB Rape

A03 WOB Hansen

A03 WOB Wynee Davis

A02 WOB Pilgrimages

A02 WOB appearance and clothing

A02 WOB Theme Pride

A03 WOB James Winney

A03 WOB Helen Barr 2

A04 WOB What was medieval societies attitude toward sex?

A03 WOB a quote from Chaucer