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430 BCE
Pericles Funeral Oration
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Period: 500 to 1500
medieval
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700
The Odyssey
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Period: 1500 to
renaissance (english)
Some describe this time as an Awakening for all artist and authors. It Was a rebirth for art. During this time artist and humans, in general, strove for a perfect existence. Art products where in general optomistic -
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enlightenment
Also referred to as The Age of Reason is one of science and more confrontational conversations. Dug into humankind and paved the way for the modern society -
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romantic period
Packed full of style, theme, and content more than any other literary era. Concerned more with an individual less any era. Emphasized inspiration, subjectivity, and the primacy of said individual -
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realism
This genre of literature was to tackle a subject head-on. It avoided "artificial add-ons", artistic conventions, exotic, and supernatural elements. -
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transcendental movement
It arose as a reaction to protest against the general state of intellectualism and spirituality at the time. most of its topics were toward church ideals etc. -
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Victorian period
Happened during queen Elizabeths reign. Possibly due to her violent reign;It can be summarised as a following the rules, well-mannered literature era. -
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existentialism
This time period was all about freedom and being who you want to be. There was lots of freedom in writing. Less Theme to a novel but more themes to an individual action or idea in said novel. -
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naturualism
heavily related to realism but going one step further by giving reasoning. realism was very blunt while naturalism was all about finding pathways, behind the scene details, and descriptions. -
A Doll's House
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bloomsberry group
this was a literary group with no political stance or agenda. writers and critics whose goal was toset a way for future writing and was all about writing their ideal way of life. -
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modernism
Looked to modify traditional spiritual thinking. Aim to break the default for writing beliefs and take a more personal stance on beliefs. The idea that everyone has there own view on religion and sprituality. -
The Second Coming
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the beat generation
a generation that went out and bought a more artistic point of view. it turned raw point of view in an abstract way. it turned realism into an obscure thought that one would have to dig into. It very well shaped a number of important books and pieces of art. -
Things Fall Apart
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A Thousand Pieces of Gold
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How I Got That Name by Marilyn Chin
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The Desert is my Mother by Pat Mora
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The Great Divorce
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Shisoi by Luci Tapahonso
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Teenagers by Pat Mora
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Immigrants by Pat Mora