A Level
The Merchant's Tale
A Level
Students (price per place)*
£18
*One free staff place per 8 students
Teachers (without students)
£85
What you need to know...
Today’s sequence of lectures aims to develop students’ literary appreciation by offering analyses that will not only enhance their understanding of the text but also help them to embrace a range of other ideas which can be incorporated into their learning and made part of their examination preparations.
- The Merchant’s Tale within The Canterbury Tales: Cultural and literary contexts
- The Merchant’s Tale: May, a feminist hero?
- Chaucer’s narrative technique in The Merchant’s Tale
- The significance of the garden in The Merchant’s Tale
| Time | Activity |
|---|---|
| 10.00am | The Merchant's Tale within The Canterbury Tales: Cultural and literary contexts |
| 10.45am | Break |
| 11.00pm | The Merchant's Tale: May, a feminist hero? |
| 11.45pm | Break |
| 12.45pm | Chaucer's narrative technique in The Merchant's Tale |
| 1.30pm | Break |
| 1.45pm | The significance of the garden in The Merchant's Tale |
| 2.30pm | End |
