Man, this is getting me through my third college semester. Many thanks for breaking it down so simply and encouraging deeper thought. Its tough to do but this makes the reading so much easier.
Many thanks for all your hard work. This has been immensely helpful introducing the Canterbury Tales to my two homeschoolers. You've been a tremendous resource. It is much appreciated.
Glad to help. We have two homeschooled boys as well. There's plenty of other literature-related material on my channel, if your kids are of high school age. Let me know if you have any questions.
thank you for all of these videos!! They're really helping me in my excelled medieval lit class! I'm also going to teach English, so it's been cool to see how you did this remotely.
COVID instruction was a huge hurdle. The hardest part was having no idea if people were actually doing their reading. At least if I read the whole thing with explanations online I could use analytics to track class participation.
Glad it can pass of as any kind of English accent. I got it all from TV and Audio book narrators. I've never been able to get across the pond. It's on my bucket list, though.
this video was really usualf, I couldn't find such an analysis like this good explain, thank you a lot mr. Howard .. is there an Instagram page that you share on it about literature?
i've a question: wife of bath continually acknowledges her possition through the repetead phares '' Thou saist'' she knows the criticism against women that have been said.what are a few of these critisims and what are a few counterpoints she fires back for her audience to contemplate ? is anyone who knows the answer ? i got a assignment
Listening to the story should give you the knowledge necessary to answer that. As a general rule I don't answer assignment questions on here, though I'll help with essay topics when I can.
it might sound weird, but just wanted to say how happy I am to see other Stays are also reading this kind of stuffs. you can just ignore me by the way😅 have a good day and byeeee ^^
Not much to do about that, I'm afraid. Each textbook company selects a translation and chooses how to cut up the tales. For clarity, they all start their line numbers for each section at 1, even though it may be starting a few lines earlier of farther away. I had three different textbooks over the course of 13 years in the classroom. I started with Glencoe, the moved to Penguin, then to Prentice Hall. The treatment of the Canterbury Tales was nearly always the same, as were the specific tales selected, but the way they were edited and laid out was always different.
Man, this is getting me through my third college semester. Many thanks for breaking it down so simply and encouraging deeper thought. Its tough to do but this makes the reading so much easier.
Glad it was helpful! It's a really good story if you can get through the barrier created by cultural change across the centuries.
Many thanks for all your hard work. This has been immensely helpful introducing the Canterbury Tales to my two homeschoolers. You've been a tremendous resource. It is much appreciated.
Glad to help. We have two homeschooled boys as well. There's plenty of other literature-related material on my channel, if your kids are of high school age. Let me know if you have any questions.
Thank you so much, this helped a lot with my homework
Glad I could help.
The voices hit home for me every time! Love your channel!
LOL. I learned a long time ago that being a good teacher requires one to have absolutely no shame. Glad you enjoy the voices. I have fun with them.
don't you just love it when he goes all : "and please don't be offended by my views; they're really offered to amuse." ??? 😁😁
actually enjoyed this story thanks to you, well done and keep it up!
Thanks! Glad to be helping engage folks with literature. It's a good story, once you get past the language and culture gaps.
thank you for all of these videos!! They're really helping me in my excelled medieval lit class! I'm also going to teach English, so it's been cool to see how you did this remotely.
COVID instruction was a huge hurdle. The hardest part was having no idea if people were actually doing their reading. At least if I read the whole thing with explanations online I could use analytics to track class participation.
this video has been so helpful as i am studying these texts for a college course, thank you so much !!
You're welcome! Glad it was helpful. P.S. I, too, am a Dave Grohl fan.
Thank you so much.. Mr .Scott . your explanation is very helpful for my literature class
You are very welcome. Glad to be reaching so many folks!
Thank you so much for this analysis! It helped me so much in understanding more in depth the concepts behind the tale!
It's a fun story that has some pretty valuable lessons toward the end. Glad I was able to help.
thank you Mr.howard for this video
you helped me a lot through my exam of literature ❤️❤️
Asq derrtih?
Glad to help. It's a great story.
thank you great explanation it helped a lot to understand these weird story
Happy to help.
Starts at 6:51
Lol. I do know how to talk.
Dr / Mr Howard, I like your Oxford English accent. I live in the south of England.
Glad it can pass of as any kind of English accent. I got it all from TV and Audio book narrators. I've never been able to get across the pond. It's on my bucket list, though.
thank you so much for this!! i got really behind in my english work and this has helped me a lot
Glad it helped!
Ah!! THANK YOUUU. Its hard to find material like this-
Glad to help. Let me know if I can answer any questions! Thanks for the feedback.
@@Mr.H-Literature oh my!! For sure!!! *Loads of love
thank you for these videos! they really help better my understandings of the text!!
Glad to help--it's a fabulous work of literature if you can past the language, time, and cultural barriers.
this video was really usualf, I couldn't find such an analysis like this good explain, thank you a lot mr. Howard ..
is there an Instagram page that you share on it about literature?
Great video helped a lot
Glad to hear it! Thanks for the feedback.
This is so helpful thank you so much!!
Glad to help!
Your commentary is enjoyable!
Glad you enjoyed it!
This was great! Thank you!
You're welcome. Glad you enjoyed it!
this is nice thankyou so much
You are very welcome!
i've a question: wife of bath continually acknowledges her possition through the repetead phares '' Thou saist'' she knows the criticism against women that have been said.what are a few of these critisims and what are a few counterpoints she fires back for her audience to contemplate ? is anyone who knows the answer ? i got a assignment
Listening to the story should give you the knowledge necessary to answer that. As a general rule I don't answer assignment questions on here, though I'll help with essay topics when I can.
uh thank you
You're welcome.
it might sound weird, but just wanted to say how happy I am to see other Stays are also reading this kind of stuffs. you can just ignore me by the way😅 have a good day and byeeee ^^
pelao eri un cra
Glad to help.
There are no such things as women anymore??????
I don't follow. Chaucer certainly didn't say that and neither did I.
The line numbers dont match up to my English Lit book - totally lost
Not much to do about that, I'm afraid. Each textbook company selects a translation and chooses how to cut up the tales. For clarity, they all start their line numbers for each section at 1, even though it may be starting a few lines earlier of farther away.
I had three different textbooks over the course of 13 years in the classroom. I started with Glencoe, the moved to Penguin, then to Prentice Hall. The treatment of the Canterbury Tales was nearly always the same, as were the specific tales selected, but the way they were edited and laid out was always different.
Best of luck to you.