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New\u003Cbr>Delhi: Oxford University Press . 2000.\u003Cbr>Note: Rendering of the text Prologue to the Canterbury Tales is not to be\u003Cbr>asked. The Following Characters to Study:\u003Cbr>1. The Wife of Bath\u003Cbr>2. Knight\u003Cbr>3. Squire\u003Cbr>4. Friar\u003Cbr>5. Summoner\u003Cbr>6. Parson\u003Cbr>7. Clerk of Oxford\u003Cbr>8. Doctor of Physique\u003Cbr>9. Nun\u003Cbr>10. Monk |\n\nUnit 2: The English Language, By C. L. Wrenn . New Delhi. Vikas Publishing House Pvt. Ltd. 1993.  \nTopics from The English Language:  \n1. General Character of English  \n2. Landmarks in the History of English  \n3. English as a World Language  \n4. Greek Influence  \n5. French Influence  \n6. American Influence  \n7. Latin Influence  \nRecommended reading:  \nThe Oxford Companion to the English Language Edited by Tom McArthur. New York: Oxford University Press. 1992. ISBN 0-19-214183-X  \nSemester end examination:  \nQ. 1 Long Answer Question (Unit 1) (1/2) 14 Marks  \nQ. 2 Long Answer Question (Unit 1) (1/2) 14 Marks  \nQ. 3 Long Answer Question (Unit 2) (1/2) 14Marks  \nQ. 4 Long Answer Question (Unit 2) (1/2) 14 Marks  \nQ. 5 (A) Short Notes Question (Unit 1) (1/2) 07 Marks  \nQ. 5 (B) Short Notes Question (Unit 2) (1/2) 07 Marks  \n======================================================================  \nUnit 1: Prologue to the Canterbury Tales  \nby Geoffrey Chaucer  \nQ.1 . Comment on Chaucer's art of characterisation with reference to\"The Prologue\". (BKNMU 2018, 2019) OR  \nQ.1. \"The pilgrimage afforded Chaucer an opportunity to bring together a representative group of various classes of society.\" -Comment. OR  \nQ.1. \"The Prologue\" Chaucer has faithfully documented contemporary England. OR  \nQ.1. Evaluate \"The Prologue\" as a gallery of portrait. OR  \nQ.1 . Chaucer's characters are types and individual. (Sau. Uni.2018)  \nAns. Chaucer is one of the greatest painters of character in the field of English literature. His 'Prologue to the Canterbury Tales' is an excellent picture gallery and his pilgrimage are like twenty nine portraits. All these portraits are hung on the wall in the wide scale of his narrative art. The wonderful picture gallery has extended to about 855 lines in which complete sketches of the various pilgrims have been given with even minute details. Common aspects of human like the habits, manners, speech, dress, physical feature, peculiarities of various habits etc. have been narrated quite well. When we look at each of Chaucer's characters, we really feel that it is a pen-picture of human beings.  \nChaucer's art of characterisation is excellent. He paints his characters from direct observation as a painter paints certain natural scenes from direct observation. Chaucer is gifted with a supreme power of observation. He has drawn many characters from real life and from his  \nown acquaintances. Such characters are the Wife of Bath and the Clerk of Oxford. Actually speaking, Chaucer's characters are neither saints nor devils but they are living and breathing like human beings.  \nChaucer does not follow any systematic method of narrating his character. For example, sometimes he begins with the description of the dress and manner and sometimes he makes the super use of contrast to heighten effect. He also heightens the effect by apt similes and metaphors. For instance, he has described the happy nature of the Squire in a fantastic manner.  \n'He is an bright as the month of May' .  \nChaucer's characters are also true to the whole classes of men and women. No doubt, all characters represent some particular age group, profession etc. But these characters definitely differ from one another. For instance, the character of the Prioress is contrasted with that of the wife of Bath. 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