A final post on the Canterbury Tales. Various resources can be found online - links are provided below.
Resources for the Canterbury Tales as a whole:
The Harvard University Chaucer page has many resources and the texts of the various tales in both modern and middle English. [here]
GK Chesterton's book on Chaucer is available online at Project Guttenberg [here]
Course Hero, with short summaries of each tale as well as themes and plot summaries. [here] This series should be referenced for each of the Tales - the summaries are very short, but helpful.
Scott Howard, a high school teacher, has a number of videos for a high school course on the Canterbury Tales. The full list can be found [here].
Scott Howard has a video on introducing the Canterbury Tales [here] and another on important terms [here].
General Prologue
Scott Howard provides good info about a number of the tales. He has two videos on the general prologue part 1 [here] and part 2 [here].
From the John's Hopkins University course on the Canterbury Tales - general prologue [here]
An impressive performance of the general prologue entirely in middle English [here].
Knight's Tale
Scott Howard has a little analysis of this tale. [Here]
Miller's Tale
Scott Howard has a video summary [here]
From Johns Hopkins [here]
Wife of Bath's Tale
Scott Howard has two videos [part 1 here] and [part 2 here]
Johns Hopkins [here]
Pardoner's Tale
Scott Howard has a summary and analysis [here]
From Johns Hopkins University, [here]
The Nun's Priest's Tale
From Johns Hopkins University, covering the Nun's Priest's Tale as well as the Parson's Tale and the Retractions. [here]
