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Choose an excerpt from the Canterbury Tales' "The Prologue" and read it as a feminist or Marxist critic. What does the example you choose reveal about Chaucer's attitude toward women and social class? From this example, what inferences can you take about Chaucer's intent? In 3-5 sentences, explain your response.

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The Chaucer's attitude toward women and social class is that female posses evil-like quality and they cannot be trusted.

What is social class?

A social class serves as a set of concepts used in the classification of people in the society based on different hierarchical social categories.

The evil-like quality, that Chaucer was describing was that female are selfish being.

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