1_ World Lit Era Flashcards
It is the Golden Age of Literature and Arts
The Classical Period
-It referred to as The Age of Reason and also known as neoclassical period
The Enlightenment Period
It is the Great Age for Novels and it emphasize on Emotion, Imagination and Individualism
The Romantic Period
In what period does the First printing press was invented?
The Rennaisance aperiod
Also known as Anglo-Saxon Period or Old English Period.
The Medieval Period
Greek word for literature
Littera
Littera means
Letter
Knowledge of books
Literature
refer to the sum total of the world’s national literatures
world literature
Classical Period (C.E )
1200 BCE – 455 CE)
Medieval Period (C.E)
(455 CE – 1485 CE)
Renaissance Period (C.E)
(1485-1660 CE)
A golden age for literature and arts
The Classical Period (1200 BCE – 455 CE)
The Classical Period (1200 BCE – 455 CE)
Significant works
The Iliad and The Odyssey by Homer
Works and Days by Hesiod
Theogony by Hesiod
Greek writer and philosopher during this period:
The Classical Period (1200 BCE – 455 CE)
Gorgias
Aesop
Plato
Socrates
Aristotle
Euripides
Also known as Anglo-Saxon Period
The medieval Period (455 CE – 1485 CE)
The medieval Period (455 CE – 1485 CE)
Some Significant Literary work in this period:
The Canterbury Tales
Beowulf
The Dark Ages and the Bards
The Dream of the Holy Rood
The medieval Period (455 CE – 1485 CE)
Famous Author during this period:
Geoffrey Chaucer
Thomas Aquinas
Martin Luther
Caedmon
The medieval Period (455 CE – 1485 CE)
Significant Literary Genres
Elegy
Religious Liturgy
Narrative Romance
It is considered to be the division between the Middle age and Modern era.
The Renaissance Period (1485-1660 CE)
The Renaissance Period (1485-1660 CE)
Some Significant Literary work in this period:
Romeo and Juliet
When I was Fair and Young
Utopia
The faerie Queen
The Renaissance Period (1485-1660 CE)
Famous Author during this period:
William Shakespeare
Sir Thomas More
Queen Elizabeth I
Edmund Spencer
later PERIOD OF LITERATURE
The Enlightenment Period (1660 BCE – 1790)
The Romantic Period (1790 – 1830)
The Victorian Period (1832 – 1901)
The Modern Period (1914 – 1945)
The Post-Modern Period (1945 onward)
The Enlightenment Period (YEAR)_____
(1660 – 1790)