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OVERVIEW OF LITERATURE THROUGH THE AGES AGUSTIN. Kimberly W. ANCHETA, Kenzie M. BSED 3F-1

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OVERVIEW OF LITERATURE

THROUGH THE AGES

AGUSTIN. Kimberly W.ANCHETA, Kenzie M.

BSED 3F-1

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Meaning of World Literature

Literature, History and CultureIntroduction to World Literature Period

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WORLD LITERATURE

-- “Littera” means “Letter”

Literature – Knowledge of books--

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

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LITERATURE, HISTORY AND

CULTUREThe relationship is reciprocal.

Our culture affects what we write and what we write is used to interpret our history. However, our history influences culture, which creates a beautiful loop in which these three things work together to define a group of people, a nation, etc.

- ANONYMOUS

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Introduction to World Literature

Periods

Overview of Literature through Ages

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EARLY PERIOD OF LITERATURE

The Classical Period (1200 BCE – 455 CE)The Medieval Period (455 CE – 1485 CE)

The Renaissance Period (1485-1660 CE)

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A golden age for literature and

arts

The Classical Period(1200 BCE – 455 CE)

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• The Iliad and The Odyssey by Homer

• Works and Days by Hesiod• Theogony by Hesiod

The Classical Period(1200 BCE – 455 CE)

Some Significant Literary work in this period:

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• Gorgias• Aesop• Plato

The Classical Period(1200 BCE – 455 CE)

Greek writer and philosopher during this period:

• Socrates• Aristotle• Euripides

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Also known as Anglo-Saxon

Period

The Medieval Period(455 CE – 1485 CE)

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• The Canterbury Tales• Beowulf

• The Dark Ages and the Bards• The Dream of the Holy Rood

The Medieval Period(455 CE – 1485 CE)

Some Significant Literary work in this period:

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• Geoffrey Chaucer• Thomas Aquinas• Martin Luther• Caedmon

The Medieval Period(455 CE – 1485 CE)

Famous Author during this period:

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• Elegy• Religious Liturgy•Narrative Romance

The Medieval Period(455 CE – 1485 CE)

Significant Literary Genres

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It is considered to be the division

between the Middle age and Modern

era.

The Renaissance Period(1485-1660 CE)

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• Romeo and Juliet• When I was Fair and Young

• Utopia• The faerie Queen

The Renaissance Period(1485-1660 CE)

Some Significant Literary work in this period:

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• William Shakespeare• Sir Thomas More• Queen Elizabeth I• Edmund Spencer

The Renaissance Period(1485-1660 CE)

Famous Author during this period:

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LATER PERIOD OF LITERATURE

The Enlightenment Period (1660 BCE – 1790)

The Romantic Period (1790 – 1830)

The Vitorian Period (1832 – 1901)

The Modern Period (1914 – 1945)The Post Modern Period (1945

onward)

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--Referred to as The Age of

Reason.--Era of Logic

The Enlightenment Period

(1660 – 1790)

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• All for love• The Rake of the Lock

• Rights of Man• Elegy written in a Churchyard

The Enlightenment Period

(1660 – 1790)Some Significant Literary work in this period:

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• John Dryden• Alexander Pope• Thomas Paine• Thomas Gray

The Enlightenment Period

(1660 – 1790)Famous Author during this period:

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• Essay• Melodrama• Letters• Fables

The Enlightenment Period

(1660 – 1790)Popular Types of literature during this period:

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--Great Age for the Novel

--Emphasize on Emotion,

Imagination and Individualism.

The Romantic Period(1790 – 1830)

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• I Wondered Lonely as a Cloud• Kubla Khan

• Song of Innocence and of Experience• Mathilda

The Romantic Period(1790 – 1830)

Some Significant Literary work in this period:

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• William Wordsworth• Samuel Taylor Coleridge

• William Blake• Mary Shelley

The Romantic Period(1790 – 1830)

Famous Author during this period:

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--The Reign of Queen Victoria.

-- The literature of this Era expressed the fusion of pure romance to gross

realism.

The Victorian Period(1832 – 1901)

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• The Pickwick Papers• How do I love Thee

• Ulysses

The Victorian Period(1832 – 1901)

Some Significant Literary work in this period:

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• Charles Dicken• Elizabeth Browning• Alfred Lord Tennison

The Victorian Period(1832 – 1901)

Famous Author during this period:

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Characterized by a self-conscious

break with traditional ways of

writing, in both poetry and prose

fiction.

The Modern Period(1914 – 1945)

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• The Road Not Taken• And Death Shall Have No

Dominion• Insensibility

The Modern Period(1914 – 1945)

Some Significant Literary work in this period:

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• Robert Frost• Dylan Thomas• Wilfred Owen

The Modern Period(1914 – 1945)

Famous Author during this period:

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 Characterized by reliance on narrative techniques such as

fragmentation, paradox, and

the unreliable narrator

The Postmodern Period(1945 – Onward)

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• Infinite Jest• The Love Song Of J. Alfred

Prufrock• Waiting for Godot

The Postmodern Period(1945 – Onward)

Some Significant Literary work in this period:

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• David Foster Wallace• T.S Eliot

• Samuel Beckett

The Postmodern Period(1945 – Onward)

Famous Author during this period:

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Questions !

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a) The Classical Periodb) The Medieval Periodc) The Enlightenment

Periodd) The Romantic Period

1. It is the Golden Age of Literature and Arts

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a) The Modern Periodb) The Medieval Periodc) The Enlightenment

Periodd) The Romantic Period

2. It referred to as The Age of Reason and also known as

neoclassical period

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a) The Renaissance Period

b) The Victorian Periodc) The Enlightenment

Periodd) The Romantic Period

3. It is the Great Age for Novels and it emphasize on Emotion, Imagination and Individualism

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a) The Renaissance Period

b) The Victorian Periodc) The Enlightenment

Periodd) The Romantic Period

4. In what period does the First printing press was invented?

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a) The Classical Periodb) The Medieval Periodc) The Enlightenment

Periodd) The Romantic Period

5. Also known as Anglo-Saxon Period or Old English Period.