The Restoration Period (1660-1700)


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The Restoration Period (1660-1700) is a significant era in English literature marked by the restoration of the monarchy under King Charles II. This time saw a shift in literary style …

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The Commonwealth Period (1649-1660)


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The Commonwealth Period (1649-1660) was a period in British history following the execution of King Charles I and the establishment of the Commonwealth of England. This period was marked by …

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The Renaissance period in English Literature (1500–1660)


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The Renaissance period (1500-1660)

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The Renaissance period (1500-1660), also referred to as the Early Modern period, can be further divided into four parts:

the …

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Old English Period (450–1066) (Anglo-Saxon)


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Table of ContentsOld English Period (450–1066) Old English Literature:Old English manuscriptsBeowulf Cynewulf Venerable BedeKing Alfred the Great

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Middle English Period in english Literature


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Middle English Period
The Episcopacy:
The Peasantry:
The Crusades:
Early Middle English Period:
Late Middle English period, spanning the 14th to the 16th century

Beset with Crises:
The Great …

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Greco Roman Period in Ancient English Literature


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Greco Roman Period
Archaic Period:
Classical Period:
Hellenistic Period
Plato
Aristotle
Classical Drama
Tragedy:
Comedy:
Greek Theatre:
Structure of Greek Tragedy:
Contributions of the Tragedians:
“The Oresteia” trilogy

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Dramatic monologue: meaning with examples


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Dramatic monologue

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The dramatic monologue is a type of lyric poem that was perfected by Robert Browning. While a monologue in a play refers to a …

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Dissociation of sensibility by T.S. Eliot


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Dissociation of sensibility

The concept of “dissociation of sensibility,” introduced by T.S. Eliot in his essay “The Metaphysical Poets” (1921), refers to a perceived …

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Confessional poetry meaning with examples


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Confessional poetry is a literary genre that emerged in the mid-20th century, primarily associated with American poets. It gained momentum with the publication of Robert …

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Who is Antihero? Meaning with Examples Important literary terms


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Antihero

Meaning of antihero:

An antihero is a central character in a modern novel or play whose characteristics and actions deviate significantly from those of the traditional protagonist or hero found in …

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