Literary Periods (Praxis II 5038)

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Victorian Period (1832-1900)

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A literary period characterized by a focus on social issues, moral earnestness, and a blend of romanticism and realism.

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Colonial Period (1620-1750)

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The early American literary period marked by the influence of European settlers, focusing on themes of exploration, religion, and the natural world.

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Realistic Period (1855-1910)

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A literary movement that sought to portray everyday life and society as it was, often focusing on the lives of ordinary people.

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Modern Period (1900-1950)

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A literary period characterized by a break from traditional forms and subjects, exploring new narrative techniques and themes of alienation.

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Anglo-Saxon Period (449-1066)

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The earliest period of English literature, marked by the use of Old English and works such as 'Beowulf'.

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Romantic Period (late 18th to mid-19th century)

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A literary movement emphasizing emotion, individualism, and nature, often reacting against the industrial revolution.

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Transcendentalism (1830s-1850s)

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A philosophical movement in American literature that emphasized intuition, spirituality, and the inherent goodness of people and nature.

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Post-Modern Period (1950-present)

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A literary period characterized by a questioning of narratives, blending of genres, and a focus on the subjective experience.

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Medieval Period (1066-1485)

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A literary period that includes works from the Middle Ages, often focusing on chivalry, religion, and courtly love.

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Renaissance Period (1485-1660)

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A cultural movement that revived interest in classical learning and values, leading to significant developments in literature, art, and science.

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