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🌸 Blog Title: Understanding Geoffrey Chaucer and His Age — A Guide for 1st Semester English Honours Students at the University of Gour Banga111111111
🌸 Blog Title: Understanding Geoffrey Chaucer and His Age — A Guide for 1st Semester English Honours Students at the University of Gour Banga111111111 --- 🌿 English Version Introduction The first semester of the B.A. English Honours course at the University of Gour Banga begins with the foundation of English literature — Geoffrey Chaucer and His Age. Known as the Father of English Poetry, Chaucer’s writings mark the dawn of English literature in its true sense. His era — the 14th century — was a period of transition when England witnessed changes in politics, religion, and society. About Geoffrey Chaucer Geoffrey Chaucer (c. 1343–1400) was a poet, philosopher, and civil servant. His most famous work, The Canterbury Tales, is a vivid picture of medieval English society. Chaucer used Middle English, making literature accessible to ordinary people instead of writing in Latin or French, which were dominant at that time. The Age of Chaucer The Age of Chaucer refers to the late ...
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