People in Medieval Europe were very different in many ways in the aspect of literature. Many people in the Canterbury Tales had some different such as The Nun's Priest and the Second Nun. The author of The Canterbury Tales , Geoffrey Chaucer, wrote kind of different from our style of writing now. He wrote in medieval english. People in the stories were different from the real people from the Middle Ages. Knights in Literature today are not what they were like. The real Medieval knights were fighting a lot more than in stories. Cohen, Barbara, Chaucer, Geoffrey. Canterbury Tales, Singapore: Lothrop. Lee and Shepard Books, 1998.
When I think of knights I also think of fighting all day and night. So Jesse do you know why the authors of stories have the knights not fighting a lot?
ReplyDeleteIn the medival stories, they were still able to write and speak but like in the medival language blog, you still can compare the knights fighting skills to a storie. Why did they not use all of the detailed information like how the fighted?
ReplyDeleteMedieval literature is kind of like medieval languge. Why were the people in the stories diffrent from the people from the real people in medieval?
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