Which character in the Canterbury Tales argues against misogyny and also sees sexual relations as a good given by God?
A) the merchant of Canterbury
B) the wife of Bath
C) the student pilgrim
D) the pardoner

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The Wife of Bath, through her Prologue and Tale, argues against misogyny and presents a view that sexual relations are a positive aspect of human life, as ordained by God. She uses her own experiences and interpretations of the Bible to make her case.

Which Character in the Canterbury Tales Argues Against Misogyny and Also