El cuento del molinero
Los cuentos de Canterbury
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El cuento del molinero
Narrated by:
Luis Marquez
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Narrated by:
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Luis Marquez
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Geoffrey Chaucer
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El cuento del molinero de Geoffrey Chaucer, parte de Los cuentos de Canterbury, es un fabliau, una narración cómica y a menudo obscena. La historia gira en torno al personaje de Nicholas, un estudiante de Oxford, y las complicaciones que surgen de su relación amorosa con Alison, la joven esposa del carpintero John. La historia está llena de ingeniosos engaños, humor y elementos de farsa. Chaucer teje hábilmente una exploración satírica de la locura humana, el deseo y las consecuencias del engaño. The Miller's Tale es un ejemplo de la capacidad de Chaucer para capturar los diversos aspectos de la vida medieval mientras entretiene y desafía las sensibilidades morales de su audiencia.
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