Chaucer and Rape

cy, with only nominal sanctions to protect them from men who demand too sudden gratification." (Lee, 17) Lee explains that the view of women was of rather little importance in regards to both their mind, as well as their body. Men were able, and took advantage of, any situation at hand "both by chance and by policy" at any time at which the desire or wanting of something sexual or non-sexual was wanted. Women were viewed much like a piece of land purchased for use; occasionally the land would be looked over, som
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