I'm so honoured that a work of literature from my country is being studied abroad. I grew up not far from Canterbury and know Thomas a Becket shrine. What a wonderful thing the internet is. Great lecture by the way.
@4:39. It should be : As John Dryden, the great poet of 18th-century England, said of the Canterbury Tales, “Tis sufficient to say … here's God's plenty.”
Pedagogy is well done and is marked by the quotations that provides more idea about Geoffrey Chaucer. Your language inspires me to speak in the sense that grammer is correct as well as the confidence that you have. Because i also want to become a teacher in my life and am doing my last year PG. I can recall some of the important points for my compehension exam which is going to be conducted tomorrow. Thanks a lot. Keep it up.
This is SHOVON from Bangladesh. I'm a student of English Literature. My master's exam is knocking at the door. And we have a subject which is "Chaucer". The prologue to the Canterbury Tales is a topic of this subject. I have been watching some videos about this topic. I've watched this whole video and I'm saying it's the best explanation described in this video. Thank you MaM.. Salute Mam...
your presentation is just awesom.u really have an upperhand over the language. u are well prepared and it shows in ur confidenc level.icing on the cake is ur appearanc. congrats. looking for more lecture.
Canterbury tale got 29 or 30 characters?? Introduction didn't mention about that pilgrim are gng to Thomas becket in...and were thy stayed total number of characters 29 +2 including chaure who tld a tale Al's Al's host who tld a tale total 31 characters
AUDIO LEVEL IS VERY LOW, PL INCREASE YOUR SYSTEM VOLUME. YOU ARE SPEAKING LOUDLY , BUT I AM GETTING VERY LOW LEVEL. I AM ON DESK TOP. ROORKEE. MEG STUDENT.
"Wife" shouldn't be pronounced like you do in this video. You can check it with English and American teachers teachings the same. It is something most of our teachers mispronounce.
