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Women are not inferior to men.

No matter your gender, we all should be equal. Back in the time period of the tale, women were meant to only be wives and to follow rules. The wife of the tale didn't think like this. She divorced and remarried. This was not typical, and she was judged for it. Men looked down upon her for it, and it was not deserved.

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This song is all about feminism and female empowerment. It talks about not needing a man to be you. And that’s a more modern version of the old woman. Even though she still wanted a husband she didn’t need one.

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Kesha - Woman (Official Video) ft. The Dap-Kings Horns

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I agree with what this person is writing about in their essay. The topic of gender equality is still prevalent in today's society. How the old woman felt, many women still feel that way hundreds of years later. She just wants to be equal and appreciated, and that is exactly what modern day feminism is. To feel just as important as men.

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Jonathan Blake. Struggle For Female Equality in "The Wife of Bath's Prologue and Tale"

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When Chaucer wrote the Canterbury Tales, the social structure of his world was changing rapidly. Chaucer himself was a prime example of new social mobility being granted to members of the emerging middle class. He had opportunities to come into contact not only with earthy characters from varied ports of call, but with the wealthy nobility.

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2. The wife had been married five times. Her argument for those against remarriage is that even though she isn't spiritually perfect, she is still fulfilling God's commandments. She also says that she can gain property, wealth, and comfortable living.
5. All the Wife wanted was to be in a marriage where she was still following God’s orders, while being comfortable. That is what she got in the end. Alothough she originally wanted to be in full control, she still got what she wanted. Her and the knight were in a mutual and loving relationship.