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Tony Jones
reviewed Chaucer's the Knight's Tale and the Limits of Human Order in the Pagan World on September 04, 2016
Chaucer's the Knight's Tale and the Limits of Human Order in the Pagan World
Chaucer clearly indulged himself in irony and satire in this saint's tale. The worldy Prioress, so concerned with her looks and table manners in the "General Prologue," makes the reader immediately suspicious. The motto on her brooch, "Love conquers all," is put to the test in her virulent, anti-Semitic story, Chaucerian irony at its finest.
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