Marriage in Canterbury Tales: Miller’s and Wife of Bath’s Tales (Essay Sample)

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Marriage in Canterbury Tales: Miller’s and Wife of Bath’s Tales
Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales show various attitudes and perceptions about marriage as an institution. Even though some of the issues identified in the tales are old and traditional as discussed in the Franklin’s Tale, some are liberal as depicted in the following two Canterbury Tales; Miller’s Tale and Wife of Bath’s Tale. This essay showcases how Chaucer has depicted the institution of marriage in both Miller’s and Wife of Bath’s Tales.
Chaucer depicted marriage as a solution to the problem of love.