PROLOGUE TO CANTERBURY TALES:CHAUCER/NSOU

 

1.    Chaucer’s art of character delineation is both medieval and modern. Discuss with special reference to the Prologue.’08,’10,

2.    Assess Chaucer’s Prologue as a document of social realism. ,09,

3.    What are the themes and ideas presented in the opening lines of the ‘Prologue’?’11,

4.    The characters in Chaucer's Prologue to the Canterbury Tales are both individuals and types. Bring out the validity of the statement with particular reference to the character portrayal of the Knight, the Monk and the Prioress. [December, 2012/June, 2013]

5.    Comment on the characterization of ecclesiastical figures in Prologue to the Canterbury Tales with particular reference to the Friar and the Parson.[ December, 2013/June, 2014 ],June2019,

6.   Analyze critically the themes and ideas presented in the first 18 lines of Prologue to the Canterbury Tales. [December, 2014/June, 2015 ], June 2017,

7.    Bring out the distinctive features of Chaucer’s art of characterization with particular reference to any two ecclesiastical figures in Prologue to the Canterbury Tales.                      [ December, 2015/June, 2016 ]

8.    Consider Chaucer's 'Prologue to The Canterbury Tales' as a document of the contemporary English society.[ June, 2018 ]