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Set during the fierce Trojan War, Troilus and Criseyde is the poignant tale of love won and lost. The beautiful Criseyde becomes the object of desire for Troilus, the son of King Priam, and he is able to win her affection through the machinations of his uncle, Pandarus. They experience a brief time of bliss together, but despite their vows of faithfulness, they are soon separated by the fortunes of war.

A BBC Radio 4 full-cast dramatisation of Chaucer's 'Troilus and Criseyde' by poet and writer Lavinia Greenlaw. One of the great works of English literature, this powerful, compelling story explores love from its first tentative beginnings through to passionate sensuality and eventual tragic...

A pesar de sus intentos por resistir a la tentación, Virgilio finalmente cede a sus deseos y comienza una relación amorosa con Dorigen. Sin embargo, su felicidad se ve amenazada cuando Dorigen promete entregarse a otro hombre si este logra eliminar unas rocas peligrosas de la costa. El cuento explora temas como el amor prohibido, la fidelidad y las consecuencias de nuestras acciones impulsadas por la pasión.

El cuento del doctor en medicina es una historia dentro de Los cuentos de Canterbury de Geoffrey Chaucer. En esta narrativa, un médico narrador cuenta la historia de un estudiante de medicina llamado Bruno, quien engaña a su maestro y a su esposa para obtener dinero y seducir a una joven. A través de esta trama, Chaucer explora temas de astucia, engaño y la búsqueda del poder y el placer. La historia está llena de giros sorprendentes y humor satírico, lo que la convierte en una lectura entretenida y provocativa.

El cuento del administrador es una parte de la famosa obra Los cuentos de Canterbury escrita por Geoffrey Chaucer. En este relato, un administrador llamado Oswald narra su historia sobre cómo su esposa lo engañó con un joven y cómo logró vengarse de ellos de una manera ingeniosa. A través de la narrativa, Chaucer explora temas de engaño, venganza y la naturaleza humana, ofreciendo una visión satírica de la sociedad medieval. La historia está llena de giros inesperados y humor irónico, lo que la convierte en una de las narraciones más entretenidas y memorables de la obra maestra de Chaucer.

El cuento del alguacil es una de las historias incluidas en Los cuentos de Canterbury de Geoffrey Chaucer. En este relato, un alguacil narrador relata una historia sobre un avaro y codicioso comerciante llamado Simkin que es engañado por un estudiante. Simkin cae en la trampa del estudiante cuando intenta recuperar una deuda, pero finalmente es humillado y derrotado. A través de esta narración, Chaucer explora temas como la astucia, la justicia y la ironía, mientras ofrece una mirada satírica a la sociedad medieval.

En El cuento de Franklin de Los cuentos de Canterbury de Geoffrey Chaucer, Dorigen, la esposa de un noble, hace una promesa aparentemente imposible, mientras que su marido, Arveragus, muestra una confianza y un honor inquebrantables, explorando temas de amor, lealtad y fidelidad.

El cuento del magistrado de Geoffrey Chaucer es parte de Los cuentos de Canterbury. Cuenta la historia de Constanza, una princesa virtuosa que enfrenta persecución y exilio. Guiada por su fe inquebrantable, Constanza soporta pruebas, ilustrando temas de fe, paciencia y divina providencia. La habilidad narrativa de Chaucer presenta una historia de adversidad y virtud, ofreciendo un comentario sobre la justicia y la moralidad dentro del diverso marco narrativo de la peregrinación, mostrando el rico tapiz de la literatura medieval y los valores sociales.

The Canterbury Tales is a collection of stories, written in the Middle English vernacular, supposedly told among a group of pilgrims traveling from London to Canterbury. Chaucer uses the form, possibly based on knowledge of Boccaccio’s Decameron gained on a visit to Italy in 1373, to provide a highly varied portrait of his society, both secular and religious. The journey of the pilgrims, unlike that of, say, Homer’s Odysseus or of Dante in the Divine Comedy, is relatively unimportant compared to the tales themselves, where Chaucer’s true interest lies.

Narrated in Middle English by J.B. Bessinger, Jr.

Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales is one of the most influential pieces of writing in the British literary cannon. It helped to establish English, rather than Latin or Norman French, as an acceptable language for literature. It was also one of the earliest pieces of work to have story linking - what had previously been just collected writings which the author deemed interesting.

The best known of Chaucer's Canterbury's Tales, read by Dame Peggy Ashcroft. After a prologue, in which the Wife of Bath mentions that she would welcome another husband - who would be her sixth - and that she pursues power over her husbands, she tells a tale about a knight who must marry....

In his own inimitable style, Terry Jones leads you through Chaucer's filthy and very funny tale of adultery, the feared coming of the second flood and burnt bums. The Canterbury Tales broke the literary mould in many ways. It established English as an acceptable language for literature, where previously it had been almost exclusively Latin or Norman French. It was also one of the first books to create a link between all the pieces of work in a literary collection.

Read in a mixture of Middle-English and modern English, The Canterbury Tales is a collection of stories written by Geoffrey Chaucer at the end of the 14th century. The tales are told as part of a story-telling contest by a group of pilgrims as they travel together on a journey from Southwark to the shrine of Saint Thomas Becket at Canterbury Cathedral.

Cecil Trouncer and J. B. Bessinger Jr. read a selection of Chaucer's work, including 'To Rosamond', 'The Pardoner's Tale', and 'The Wife of Bath's Tale'.

Considered one of Chaucer’s finest poems, second only to The Canterbury Tales in richness and depth, Troilus and Cressida is a tragic love story set against the background of the siege of Troy by the Greeks. Written in the 1380s, it presents Troilus, son of Priam and younger brother of Hector, as a Trojan warrior of renown who sees, and falls deeply in love with, the beautiful Cressida. Cressida is the daughter of Calchas, a Trojan priest and seer who, having divined the eventual fall of Troy, has deserted to Agamemnon’s camp, leaving his daughter in the besieged city. 

THE PARDONER’S TALE AND THE NUN’S PRIEST’S TALE FROM CHAUCER’S CANTEBURY TALES. It has been said that no translation, however studied and skilful, can do justice to the genius of Chaucer’s writing.

In this first version of Chaucer's classic to be presented in modern English by John Tatlock and Percy Mackay, the tales told by a Miller, a Knight, a Frira, a Nun and many more are often bawdy, bloody and full of religious zeal

El cuento del erudito es una narración en Los cuentos de Canterbury de Geoffrey Chaucer. En este relato, un erudito narra una historia sobre un hombre llamado Walter que busca una esposa obediente y sumisa. Después de casarse con Griselda, la somete a pruebas extremas para probar su lealtad y paciencia. Aunque Griselda sufre enormemente, demuestra una devoción inquebrantable hacia su esposo. A través de esta trama, Chaucer explora temas de amor, sacrificio y la posición de la mujer en la sociedad medieval.