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White Cliffs of Dover

Modern day Canterbury Tales refreshes Chaucer to tell the lost stories of refugees

Source: The Conversation

In June 2015, a group of academics set out to re-create The Canterbury Tales by walking 80 miles across the North Downs in England and telling the stories of refugees along the way. Their goal was to give a voice to those who are often unheard.

This entry was posted in Gender Roles and tagged Arts & Entertainment, Current Events, Historic Figures on November 1, 2015 by Anita Hacker.

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