This 5 page report discusses Geoffrey Chaucer s views on love and lovers as presented in three of The Canterbury Tales. Each of these three Tales clearly speak to much of the romance Chaucer saw around, him both in terms of love and passion, as well as in the sense of the adventure and lyricism of romanticism. They also demonstrate darker sides of human love in a way that presents a character but makes no particular judgment on him or her. No secondary sources. A five page paper looking at the way Geoffrey Chaucer characterized his Tales' Doctor, as well as the entire medical profession.
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They have many things in common, such as religion, poverty, honesty, contentedness with their lot in life, diligence in their professions, plainness, and simplicity. They were committed. Both lived lives that were strong examples to others. The details of the pair compliment one another. The Canterbury Tales and the subject of courtly love.