Women's Themes in The Wife of Bath by Geoffery Chaucer

Geoffery Chaucer wrote a legendary Canterbury story in the Middle Ages. The woman was regarded as a servant of her husband and could not do anything. It is an era when the church and the country are united, and from the eyes of the church, the woman must be gentle with a heathen. Women's sex education and education are condemned by church and state. Clothing at that time also represented the ideal of that age. Their skirts are long, and their ankles are not open to the public. A fulfilling life includes marrying a wealthy and noble man, taking care of the child at home, and harmonizing with the lifestyle that the church admires.

Barth George 's wife Joe' s woman 'Burus' wife's prologue and story' is a medieval legend depicting a powerful woman seeking her own love and portrait in the most severe situation. It is presented to modern readers as an early story of feminism and shows how female characters acquire power in an oppressive patriarchal society. A simple plot of women's empowerment is the essence of anti-feminism. Sometimes this is openly proposed ... women's attention to Bath's wife. If it is still thought that women are only for the production of heirs, Jose has expressed his opinion on the problem affecting women, and these issues are not universal. Joe writes in first person and can explain life from a woman's point of view. Through this style, Chaucer solved the problem of being too frank for women writers of his era. Ironically, I write "bath wife"

Love is the central theme of the two stories of Marie de France in the Canterbury story "Lanval" and Geoffery Chaucer's "The story of The Prologue and Bath's Wife". The author has a very close look on the nature of love and how people deal with love. One of the messages conveyed in two stories is the irresistible power of a woman to a person who loves her. The author explains the concept of using their roles to make love and sexuality easy to use for personal benefit. Joe and Mary worked hard to connect love and death. The author uses their character's behavior and interaction to explore how love affects people's brightness and darkness