Prelims Flashcards

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a faithful reproduction of man’s manifold experiences blended into one harmonious language

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literature

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medium

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language

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content

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ideas

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entertainment or persuasion

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purpose

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main ingredients of literature

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subject
form
point of view

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presentation of literature

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genre
audience
author
work

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long narrative

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epic

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can be read in one sitting

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short story

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divided into chapters

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novel

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rhyming

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poetry

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relationship among the parts of an artistic written work

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structure

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12
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structured in plot or witness

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drama

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13
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character consciousness or experience

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fiction

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14
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tone read mood

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poetry

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15
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theme communicated

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essay

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16
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the basis of christianity originating from palestine and greece

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the bible

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17
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source of meats and legends of greece written by homer

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the iliad and the odyssey

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18
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longest epic of the world

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mahabharata

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19
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love revenge faith and loyalty

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ramayana

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20
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collection of tales of pilgrims by geoffrey chaucer

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the canterbury tales

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21
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father of literature in england

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geoffrey chaucer

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22
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depicted the sad faith of slaves written by harriet beecher stowe

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uncle tom’s cabin

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23
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it means what defines a part

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structural base

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24
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the muslims holy book originate from arabia

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quran

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25
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this shows the religion and customs of the early italians

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the divine comedy by dante alighieri

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26
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this shows the cultural characteristics of the spaniards and their national history

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el cid compyador

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27
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it tells about the golden age of christianity in france

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song of roland

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28
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includes the cult of osiris and the mythology and theology of egypt

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book of the dead

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29
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written by confucius of china became the basis of christian religion

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book of the days

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30
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came from arabia and persia it shows the ways of government of industries and of the society of the arabs and persians

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1001 nights or the arabian nights

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31
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a written work that has recognized artistic merit in terms of form expression ideas and interest

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literature

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32
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seven literary standards

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permanence
universal appeal
artistry
style
intellectually valuable
suggestiveness
spiritual value

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33
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an important characteristic of a great literature is that it lasts

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permanence

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34
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it must suit the taste of a range of people across different age groups nationalities cultures and beliefs

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universal appeal

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35
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a good literature should be well written and appeal to our creative sites with beautifully crafted phrases and sentences

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artistry

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36
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words used by the writer or creative and are presented in an unusual way that is entertaining and interesting

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style

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37
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usually inform as about our past are present or the world around us, it also helps us understand our lives and realize truths about humanity and life

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intellectually valuable

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38
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should carry many associations that lead beyond the surface meaning

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suggestiveness

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39
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often thought to have an underlying moral message that can potentially make us better people

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spiritual value

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40
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imaginative recreation and recreation of life

41
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often referred to as a slice of life is a fictitious narrative compressed into one unit of time place and action

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short story

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a fictitious narrative with a complicated plot

43
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elements of fiction

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character
setting
conflict
plot
point of view
mood
tone
symbolism
images
theme

44
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all literature falls under two main divisions

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prose and poetry

45
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a golden age of literature

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the classical period (1200BCE - 455CE)

46
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also known as anglo-saxon period

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the medieval period (455CE-1486CE)

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age of reason and the era of logic

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the enlightenment period (1660 bce - 1790)

48
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great age for the novel

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romantic period

49
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characterized by self conscious break with traditional ways of writing in both poetry and prose fiction

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the modern period

50
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tales of ancient epics

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grand scale
heroic protagonist
universal theme
supernatural elements

51
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expansive narrative time and period

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grand scale

52
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embody the ideals

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heroic protagonist

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timeless theme such as honor bravery struggles against fate

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universal theme

54
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adding to the complexity and riches of the narrative

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supernatural elements

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cultural significance and oral tradition

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transmission of cultural values
historical narratives
uniting communities

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shaping societal norms and behaviors over time

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transmission of cultural values

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preserving important events and identities of communities

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historical narratives

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fostering a sense of belonging and collective identity

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uniting communities

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common themes and motifs

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hero’s journey
good vs. evil
loyalty and honor
quest for knowledge

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central theme in ancient epics or monomyth

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hero’s journey

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common motif moral dilemmas and the struggle for justice

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good versus evil

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importance of fidelity to one’s friends, family, and values

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loyalty and honor

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immortality is a recurring motif, often driving characters to seek wisdom or external life in their adventure

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quest for knowledge

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oldest known literary works, originating from ancient Mesopotamia and inscribed on clay labels.

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The Epic of Gilgamesh

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depicting the events of the trojan war

66
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adventure of Odysseus after the trojan war

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The Odyssey

67
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utilizing meter and vivid characterizations that brings the tales to life

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Epic Poetry Structure

68
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affects the course of war

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Achilles Rage

69
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lives of warriors and tragic outcomes

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themes of glory and honor

70
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how personal emotions can lead to widespread suffering

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consequence of pride

71
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longest epic poem, encompassing a rich tapestry of stories and teachings

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The Mahabarata

72
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central conflict and the struggle highlighting themes of duty and righteousness

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Pandavas vs Kauravas

73
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narrative of Lord Rama (heroic journey to save his wife Sita)

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The Ramayana

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Foundational Myths of Rome (intertwining legendary heroes with the city’s imperial narrative)

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The Aeneid by Virgil (Roman Epic)

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cultural reflections (reflecting societies they originate from)

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Conclusion

76
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Some significant literary work on the classical period

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The Iliad and the Odyssey
Works and days
theogony

77
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it means letter

78
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refer to the sum total of the world’s national literatures

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knowledge of books

79
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the quick writer and philosopher during the classical period

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gorgias
Aesop
Plato
socrates
aristotle
euripides

80
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some significant literary work during the medieval period

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the canterbury tales
beowulf
the dark ages and the world
the dream of the holy rood

81
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famous authors during the medieval period

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Caedmon
Martin Luther
Geoffrey Chaucer
Thomas

82
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some literary genres during the medieval period

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elegy
religious liturgy
narrative romance

83
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it is the division between the middle age and modern era

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the Renaissance period

84
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significant literary work on the renaissance period

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romeo and juliet
utopia
the faerie queene

85
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famous authors during the renaissance period

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william shakespeare
Edmund spencer
queen Elizabeth 1
sir thomas more

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later period of literature

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the enlightenment period 1660-1790
the romantic period 1830
the victorian period 1832-1901
the modern period 1914-1945
the post modern period 1945 onwards

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some significant literary work on the enlightenment period

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all for love
the rake of the lock
rights of man
elegy written in a churchyard

88
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famous authors during enlightenment period

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john dryden
Alexander pope
thomas paine
thomas gray

89
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popular types of literature during the enlightenment period

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essay
melodrama
letters
fables

90
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some significant literary work during the romantic period

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i wondered lonely as a cloud
kubla khan
song of innocence and of experience
mathilda

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famous authors during the romantic period

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William wordsworth
samuel taylor coleridge
william blake
mary Shelley

92
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the literature of this era express the fusion of pure romance to gross realism

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the victorian period

93
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some significant literary works during the victorian period

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the pickwick papers
how do i love thee
Ulysses

94
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famous authors during victorian period

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charles dicken
Elizabeth browning
alfred lord tennison

95
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characterized by a self conscious break with traditional ways of writing in both poetry and prose fiction

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the modern period

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some literary works during the modern period

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the road not taken
and death shall have no dominion
insensibility

97
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authors during the modern period

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Robert frost
dylan thomas
wilfred owen

98
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characterized by reliance on narrative techniques such as fragmentation paradox and the unreliable narrator

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the post modern period