1. “The Wife of Bath’s Tale”
The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer

2. Learning Objectives
Students will bracket the idea of the wife of baths feminism in the Canterbury tales by Geoffrey Chaucer.
Students will understand a breif background of arthurian legends.
Students will understand the testimony of authorities appeal.
Students will demonstrate knowledge through verbal and written reflections.
Find the mistakes in the learning objectives above.

3. 60 Seconds: Random Thought of the Day
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What is your opinion on hairless cats? Cute or not?

4. 60 Seconds: Random Ponderings of the Day
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Answer this question:
What do women want most?
What is feminism? Be specific.
60 Seconds: Random Ponderings of the Day

5. “The Wife of Bath’s Prologue”

6. Arthurian Legends
Supernatural Elements: magic, elves, fairies (darker elements)
Inspired by the bravery of King Arthur & His Knights
King Arthur = led the British against the Saxons in Great Britain

7. Ovid References
Wrote Metamorphoses (Latin narrative poem)- 15 books and 250 myths that covered the creation of the world to the rise of Julius Caesar
This work influenced Chaucer, Dante, Shakespeare, and many others

8. Testimony of Authorities
FIND EXAMPLES!!!!

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