Part I. Choose a 6-line passage to translate into Modern English, with careful attention to vocabulary and syntax. Make sure to copy out the original Middle English with your translation below. Part II. Beneath your translation, identify one formal feature of the poetry (simile, metaphor, imagery, pun), and discuss how that formal feature helps us understand a theme in the tale. (150-200 words, not counting translation).

Link for the tale : http://academic.brooklyn.cuny.edu/webcore/murphy/c…

Specific instructions:

Please remember to complete and submit to Blackboard your Reading Response regarding the Millerâ€s Prologue and Tale before class tomorrow. Keep a few things in mind, please:

1. Although I have approved the use of the website “librarius” to assist your comprehension of the Middle English, I do not want you to use that website to complete your Reading Response.
2. The translations should be your work, and the Middle English quotations and translations should not simply be copied and pasted into your submission.
3. You should transcribe (write out) the Middle English from our textbook and then do your best to write out a modern English translation below. You may use the glossed words from the textbook, as well as any translations in the textbook footnotes.
4. Your translation should not attempt to rhyme or preserve the poetic syntax; rather, it should be a prose (not poetry) translation that
   1. accounts for each word (rather than summarizes) and
   2. makes sense in modern English.
5. I am grading these translations based on your honest efforts, and not exactitude. I am grading Part II according to the depth of your engagement with the formal features of the language and your connection to a theme in the text.

 

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