Which character in the Canterbury Tales argues against misogyny and also sees sexual relations as a good given by God?

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The Wife of Bath argues against misogyny and also sees sexual relations as a good given by God. She shares her personal experiences and believes that women should have control over their own bodies and sexuality. She challenges the traditional views of marriage and argues that women deserve to have a level of authority in their relationships.

Which Character in the Canterbury Tales Argues Against Misogyny and Also