In what light does Chaucer represent marriage in THe CAnterbury Tales? (MErchants, millers, wife of BAth's tale)

In what light does Chaucer represent marriage in The Canterbury Tales? Refer to at least three tales in your answer. I am going to write about the subject of marriage in the Wife of Bath's Tale; the Merchant's Tale and The Miller's Tale. I will begin with the Wife of Bath's Tale. The title in itself is important, as Chaucer does not use her job title but her marital identity. This is perhaps the first …

…The Riverside Chaucer New editiom - Anthony Burgess, Oxford press Chaucer- The Merchant's Prologue and Tale Cambridge Ribaldry as Homily: Chaucer's Miller's Tale Shows Social Dynamic - Dr. McDaniel "Biheste is dette": Marriage Promises in Chaucer's Canterbury Tales. - Marie Nelson Chaucer's Discussion of Marriage - George Lyman Kittredge Wyf of Bathe - Attack on Women & Married Life? - Yeo Siew Lian Wyf of Bathe - Anticlimax of the Tale - Yeo Siew Lian