#1599
Mentioned in 15 episodes

The Canterbury tales

Book • 1928

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Mentioned in 15 episodes

Mentioned by
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Tom Holland
and
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Dominic Sandbrook
while discussing his life and works, particularly 'The Canterbury Tales'.
34 snips
416. The Canterbury Tales (Part 4)
Mentioned by Robin Ince as his A-level Chaucer text and later by
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Greg Jenner
and Lydia Zeldenrust in relation to Caxton's printing of the Canterbury Tales.
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Printing in England (Radio Edit)
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Brian Sauve
when reading something and describing his experience.
20 snips
Rejecting Feminist Halfway Houses
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Andy Zaltzman
in connection with the Thanet District Council's attempt to crack down on swearing in public.
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Slipping on ICE
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Deborah Stewart
in the context of a pilgrimage and arduous journey.
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Voyages
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Kate Lister
, referencing the character Allison and her description in the story.
Medieval Beauty Standards with Kate Lister
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Debbie Millman
as one of the authors
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Rick Griffith
was introduced to as a child.
Rick Griffith
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Michael Knowles
as the most vulgar, bawdy, and disgusting book he has ever read.
The Book Club: The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer with Catherine Illingworth
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Jay Caspian Kang
when discussing classic English literature.
Is the Online Gambling Bubble about to Bust? with David Hill
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Alex Pri
as a book he has started multiple times but never managed to finish.
Summer Break at The New Thinkery
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Mallory Rubin
as a study in language that's essential for kids interested in reading, writing, and storytelling.
The 2025 Spring Mailbag
Recommended by
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Marion Turner
as a good translation of The Canterbury Tales.
Marion Turner: Chaucer's world
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Jess Zafarris
when discussing how apostrophes were used in middle english.
Why is English full of French words?
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Betsy Potash
as one of the required texts that was not adequate for her class of sophomores.
385: Re-engaging Rusty Readers: A Stamina Building Lesson
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Blake Neff
in the context of a famous pilgrimage site in northwestern Spain.
The Chronicles of the Christians - Part I: The Rise of Christianity
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Benjamin McEvoy
as a cornerstone classic, emphasizing its comprehensibility and influence on Shakespeare.
Ep 84 - Book Club Schedule for 2025
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Kellen Erskine
as a favorite book of a podcast listener who teaches classic English.
Dopamine Nation by Anna Lembke
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Noel Brown
when discussing Middle English literature.
How The (English) Alphabet Became A Thing, Part One: Writing Stuff Down Is A Bonkers Idea
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Tracy Borman
as one of the classics that became popular during the Tudor period.
Tudor England | 3. Culture and innovation

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