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Essential Reminder: Rough Draft Due & Analysis of Canterbury Tales Prologue

This notice emphasizes the importance of submitting your typed rough draft by the beginning of class on Monday, October 29. Be ready for a conference to review your paper, as the rough draft will be graded. Today’s agenda includes analyzing the author’s purpose in the "Prologue" of Canterbury Tales and understanding character, setting, and theme related to the historical context. Don't forget to complete the character chart by the end of class, and reflect on your dream vacation in your journal.

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Essential Reminder: Rough Draft Due & Analysis of Canterbury Tales Prologue

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  1. Important Reminder: • Mon, Oct 29: Typed rough draft due at the beginning of class. Be prepared for conference with me to look at your paper. Rough draft will be a grade. Look over Checklist/Grading Rubric to make sure you are doing everything correctly!!!!!!

  2. 10-25-12 Objectives: • To analyze author’s purpose in the “Prologue” to Canterbury Tales. • To relate characters, setting, and theme of the “Prologue” to historical, social, and economic ideas of the time.

  3. Today’s Agenda: • Journal • Fill out Character Chart • Each table will be assigned different pilgrims and then share your findings with the rest of the class. • At the end of class, everyone will turn in a completed chart.

  4. 10-25-12 Journal: • Describe your dream vacation. Be sure to mention the time of year you prefer to go, who will go with you, and what is your reason for picking this location.

  5. Social Order During the Middle Ages: • Aristocrats: Knight-Squire • Clergy: Prioress (Nun)-Monk (Abbot)-Friar-Nun’s Priest- Parson-Summoner-Pardoner • Middle Class: Merchant-Oxford Cleric (student)-Sargeant at Law-Franklin-Reeve-Doctor-Wife of Bath-Chaucer • Trade Class: Guildsman-Skipper-Manciple-Host-Cook • Peasant Class: Miller-Plowman-Yeoman-Canon’s Yeoman

  6. The Seven Deadly Sins!!! • Lust • Avarice (greed) • Sloth • Pride • Envy • Gluttony • Anger

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