Geoffrey Chaucer, who is often called"Father of the English Poetry," was born and brought up in London. The family were merchants in Ipswich but his grandfather and father were London vintners. Chaucer had multiple facets not only as an author or a poet, but also as a bureaucrat and a diplomat. His Canterbury Tales is a collection of stories told by fictional pilgrims on the road to the cathedral at Canterbury. At the beginning of his Canterbury Tales, he introduces 30 pilgrims. In this paper, the author collected materials which enable readersto understand Chaucer's Canterbury Tales, especially `General Prologue.
雑誌名
長崎外大論叢
雑誌名(英)
The Journal of Nagasaki University of Foreign Studies
カンタベリーへの旅の友
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