Chaucer and the Humor of the Canterbury Tales

My presentation is based on the article entitled "Restraint and Constraints: Evil Bernie: Satire Structure in Mirror 's Story". The literary theme Birney discussed in his article is structurally ironic. Structural satire is basically a series of sarcastic events and illustrations that are built to ultimately reach the climax. The event focused on his thesis and the choice of Birney of the climax was an event that ended when almost all characters encountered ironic events. Satire events on the arms and word play were used to cause this satire climax.

Humor was used to express ideas and thoughts of people during the Middle Ages. Geoffrey Chaucer also used the Canterbury tales of humor in various situations. In "Nuns Story" and "Mirror Story", I will explain how he uses humor to describe characters, how to use words, and what happens actually. The explanation of the rooster as a prince of nobility in Prince Court love is ridiculous, probably this is why we are not allowed to think seriously with this story. Secretaries and scholars Nicolas also have an ironic name from the "Mirror Story". His name suggests that St. Nicholas starred a wondrous guest of an evil host. But on a story, that is another way. In the explanation of Chaunticleer, Chaucer uses contrasting humor. The cock works as a nobility knight or prince, but in reality he is just a scorpion's animal. Explanation of cockroaches will result in weakening of court love that occurred through stories.

The Canterbury Tales provides many courses and ethics, as well as a variety of cartoon stories. Joe Cao inserted many humorous stories into the story of Canterbury. Humor of the Canterbury story emphasizes many lessons in the novel, behaving like a comedy, showing a type of humor that is rarely used.

When Moral Joe in Joe's "Canterbury Tales" wrote "Canterbury Tales", he had some morality in his mind. Qiaotong often handles one out of seven? Fatal? It is also a crime. The story of a humorous mirror is no exception. The story is about carpentry marrying a young pretty lady, much younger than him. At that time, Joe pointed out carpenter's precaution through the powder 's voice. "Ignorance, he does not know Kato ... The story of the monk of Canterbury The attitude of Joe to the priest One of them is ironic and the monk is" cozy and happy ", but this fun explanation actually is ridiculous It is full of words. The monks are almost perfectly corrupt and are known for deceiving poor people by praising wealthy people to seduce women to specifically ignore the pledge pledge.