History of Philosophy Without Any Gaps HoP 294 - Isabel Davis on Sexuality and Marriage in Chaucer
Jan 28, 2018
Analyzing Chaucer's portrayal of marriage and sexuality, focusing on the Wife of Bath's speech. Delving into the nuanced relationships in The Canterbury Tales vs. 'Troilus and Criseyde'. Exploring the historical context of marriages and the significance of consent. Discussing the complexity of the Wife of Bath's character and ethical themes in Chaucer's works.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Exploring Romantic Relationships and Marriage in Chaucer's Works
02:23 • 5min
Exploring the Notion of Marriage and Consent in Theological Perspectives
06:59 • 2min
Exploring the Wife of Bath's Multifaceted Character
08:37 • 18min
Exploring Ethical Themes through Chaucer's Literary Works
26:13 • 5min