-
This period
of literature
dates back to
its invasion
(along with
jutos) of
Celtic
England -
From about
1350
onwards,
secular
literature
began to
grow. -
critics and
literary historians
have begun to
call this the
period "Early in
the Modern Age",
but here we retain
the historically
familiar term
"Renaissance".
Notable figures -
1600-1785)
The
neoclassical is
also
subdivided
into ages,
including The
Restoration
(1660-1700) -
The start date
of the romantic
period is often
debated. Some
claim it is
1785,
immediately
after the Age
of
Sensitivity. O -
was a time of
great social,
religious,
intellectual and
economic
problems,
foreshadowed
by the adoption
of the Reform
Project, which
expanded
voting
rights. -
This
period is
named
after King
Edward
VII and
covers the
period
between
Victoria's
death and
the
outbreak
of World
War I -
Today's
Georgian
poetry is
typically
considered
works of
minor
poets -
The modern
period
traditionally
applies to works
written after the
start of World
War I. -
The postmodern period begins around the time world war ended.
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