”Beaten for a Book”: Chaucer’s Wife of Bath (The Canterbury Tales Part 3)

 Alisoun, the Wife of Bath, is perhaps the most psychologically complex character in all of medieval English literature.  Bawdy, rebellious, haughty, and rambunctious, the Wife smashes the patriarchy . . . or does she?  

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