the pilgrims met in canterbury tales in the tabard inn.
the pilgrims met in canterbury tales in the tabard inn.
where do the pilgrims meet in canterbury tales?
in the tabard inn
the concept of liminality figures prominently within "the canterbury tales". a liminal space, which can be both geographical as well as metaphorical or spiritual, is the transitional or transformational space between a “real” (secure, known, limited) world and an unknown or imaginary space of both risk and possibility. the notion of a pilgrimage is itself a liminal experience, because it centres on travel between destinations and because pilgrims undertake it hoping to become more holy in the process. thus, the structure of "the canterbury tales" itself is liminal; it not only covers the distance between london and canterbury, but the majority of the tales refer to places entirely outside the geography of the pilgrimage. jean jost summarises the function of liminality in "the canterbury tales",
the canterbury tales
the canterbury tales (disambiguation)









































the canterbury tales is a 14th-century english collection of stories, mainly in verse, written by geoffrey chaucer.









































the canterbury tales may also refer to the following, which are directly or loosely derived from chaucer's work:









































bullet::::- "a canterbury tale", a 1944 british film made by powell & pressburger









































bullet::::- "canterbury tales - musical", a 1968 british production









































bullet::::- "the best of caravan - canterbury tales", a compilation album by caravan









































bullet::::- "the canterbury tales" (film) (english title), a 1972 italian film directed by pier paolo pasolini as "i racconti di canterbury" (italian title)
the canterbury tales (disambiguation)