Period of English literature

Period of English literature

=======================

• Anglo-Saxon period (450 -1066)
• Middle English period (1066-1500)
• Anglo-Norman period (1066-1350)
• The age of Chaucer (1350-1400)
• The Renaissance (1500-1660)
• Non-classical period (1660-1798)
• Romantic period (1798-1832)
• Victorian period (1832-1901)
• Modern age (1901-1939)

•Post Modern : 1939
•Shakespeare: Elizabeth age (1564-1616)
•Churchill got Nobel: 1953
•Novel award introduced in Literature: 1901
•TS Eliot born : 1888

 

Age/Period
=======================

Victorian period: 19th century

Victorian age Poet: Robert Browning

Shakespeare lived: Elizabeth Reign

Romantic Period: 1798-1830

Romantic Age Poet: J Keats, Wordsworth

Oldest Period: Anglo Saxon

Modern Poet: TS Eliot

Mid English Period: 1066-1500

Golden age: Elizabeth I age

 

Character
=======================

Shylock – The Merchant of Venice (Comedy ) – Shakespeare

Sherlock Homes – Conan Doyle (Novel)s

Oliver Twist – Oliver Twist – Charles Dickens

Micawber – David Coperfield – Charles Dickens

Machbeth – Machbeth (Tragedy) – Shakespeare

Kim – Kipling

Jeeves – Woodhouse

James Bond – Ian Fleming

Ivanhoc – Ivanhoe – Walter Scott

Hctor – Illiard (Epic) – Homer

Cleopatra – Othello (Tragedy) – Shakespeare

Ancient Mariner – ST Colridge.

Alice – Lewis Carrol

Adam – Paradise Lost – J Milton (Epic)

 

Types
=======================

Bertrand Russel : Philosopher(UK)

Charles Dickens : Novelist

Charles Lamb : Essayist

Epic Poet :John Milton, Lord Tennyson

Francis Bacon : Essayist

George Barnard Shaw : Play Writer

Goethe (Poet) : Germany

Lucy Poem : Wordsworth

Lyciday : J Milton

O Henry famous : Short history

Same period belong : ST Colidge + Wordworth

Shakespeare : Plays/Drama

William Hazlitit : Essayist

InfotakeBD

View posts by InfotakeBD
InfotakeBD is a information sharing blog, We share information for you. Please visit us and if you want to contribute for this blog please email us infotakebd@gmail.com. Thank you

Leave a Reply

Scroll to top