The document provides information about various literary periods, genres, authors, works and characters. It discusses periods such as the Victorian era from 1832-1901 and the Renaissance from 1500-1660. It lists authors like William Shakespeare, Charles Dickens, John Milton and works including Hamlet, Pride and Prejudice, Paradise Lost. Literary terms like ballad, novel, ode, and protagonist are defined. Famous characters like Alice, Sherlock Holmes, Macbeth and Oliver Twist are also mentioned.
The document provides information about various literary periods, genres, authors, works and characters. It discusses periods such as the Victorian era from 1832-1901 and the Renaissance from 1500-1660. It lists authors like William Shakespeare, Charles Dickens, John Milton and works including Hamlet, Pride and Prejudice, Paradise Lost. Literary terms like ballad, novel, ode, and protagonist are defined. Famous characters like Alice, Sherlock Holmes, Macbeth and Oliver Twist are also mentioned.
The document provides information about various literary periods, genres, authors, works and characters. It discusses periods such as the Victorian era from 1832-1901 and the Renaissance from 1500-1660. It lists authors like William Shakespeare, Charles Dickens, John Milton and works including Hamlet, Pride and Prejudice, Paradise Lost. Literary terms like ballad, novel, ode, and protagonist are defined. Famous characters like Alice, Sherlock Holmes, Macbeth and Oliver Twist are also mentioned.
Elizabethan : 1558-1603 Renaissance : 1500-1660 Romantic age : 1798-1830 Romantic : 1798-1832 Modern : 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 ======================= Golden age: Elizabeth I age Mid English Period: 1066-1500 Modern Poet: TS Eliot Oldest Period: Anglo Saxon Romantic Age Poet: J Keats, Wordsworth Romantic Period: 1798-1830 Shakespeare lived: Elizabeth Reign Victorian age Poet: Robert Browning Victorian period: 19th century . ======================= Types ======================= Shakespeare : Plays/Drama Bertrand Russel : Philosopher(UK) Charles Dickens : Novelist Goethe (Poet) : Germany O Henry famous : Short history Same period belong : ST Colidge + Wordworth Epic Poet :John Milton, Lord Tennyson William Hazlitit : Essayist Francis Bacon : Essayist Lucy Poem : Wordsworth Charles Lamb : Essayist Lyciday : J Milton George Barnard Shaw : Play Writer . ======================= English Literary Terms: ======================= A Fantasy: Imaginary Story Achilles: Greek Fighter Ballad: Short narrative poem Catastrophe: The tragic end of dramatic events Lexicographer: Dictionary Writers Limerick: Short form of light verse Melodrama: Play: Violent & Sensational themes Novel: Latin word Ode - a lyric poem, often in the form of an address. Opera – a musical drama. Parody – imitation of a poem or a writing. Penny dreadful – blood and thunder tales. Plagiarism – act of stealing from the writing of others. Protagonist – the leading character in a play / novel. Rhetoric – the art of persuasive impressive speaking / writing. Rhyme – short poem in same sound. Satire - The literary art that uses honour and wit to attack and expose human folly and weakness. Sonnet – a poem of fourteen lines. Thrillers – sensational stories Renaissance: The revival of life Romantic Poetry feature: Subjectivity Romanticism: Love & Beauty To Daffodils: Short lived human life . ======================= Books & writers Name ======================= A Brief History of Time-Stephen Hawking A Farewell to Arms-Earnest Hemingway A Long Walk to Freedom-Nelson Mandela A Midsummer’s Nights Dream-William Shakespeare A pair of Blue Eyes-Thomas Hardy A Passage to India-E. M. Forster Adonis-P. B Shelly Akbar Nama-Abul Fazal All’s Well that Ends Well-William Shakespeare Andrea Del Sarto (Poem)-Browning Animal Farm-George Orwell Anna Karenina-Leo Tolstoy Around the World in Eighty Days→ Jules Verne As You Like it-William Shakespeare Asian Drama-Gunner Myrdal Blue Bird-Lord Alfred Tennyson Caesar and Cleopatra-George Bernard Shaw Canterbury Tales-Geoffrey Chaucer Cesar and Cleopatra (Play)-G.B Shaw Comedy of errors-Shakespeare Crime and Punishment-Dostoevsky Das Capital-Karl Mark David Copperfield-Charles Dickens Dialogues-Plato Dictionary-Samuel Johnson Discovery of India-Johor Lal Nehru Divine Comedy-Dante Don Juan-Lord Byron Dr. Faustus-Christopher Marlowe Emma-Jane Austen For Whom the Bell Tolls-Earnest Hemingway Freedom-Bertrand Russell Friends not Masters- Gen Ayub Khan God of the Small Things-Arundhuty Roy Great Expectations-Charles Dickens Gulliver’s Travels-Jonathan Swift Hamlet- Shakespeare Hamlet-William Shakespeare Heaven and Earth-Lord Byron If Winter comes (Poem)- Shelley Iliad-Homer In Memoriam-Lord Alfred Tennyson India Wins Freedom-Abul Kalam Azad Isabella-John Keats Julias Caesar (Tragedy)- Shakespeare Jungle Book-Rudyard Kipling King Lear- Shakespeare (tragedy) Kubla Khan- ST Coleridge Leaves of Grass- Walt Whitman Lycidas-John Milton Macbeth-William Shakespeare Main Kemp-Ad loaf Hitler Man and Superman-George Bernard Shaw Marriage and Moral-Bertrand Russell Measure and Measure-William Shakespeare Memories of the Second World War-Winston Churchill Merchant of Venice (Comedy)- Shakespeare Mother-Maxim Gorky Ode to the West Wind-P.B Shelly Odyssey-Homer Of human bondage- Somerset Maugham Oliver Twist-Charles Dickens Origin of Species-Charles Darwin Othello-William Shakespeare Paradise Lost- J. Milton Paradise Regained- Milton Passage to India-E.M Forster Pilgrim’s Progress-John Bunyan Politics-Aristotle Prelude-William Wordsworth Pride and Prejudice- John Austin Prince-Machiavelli Rape of the Lock-Alexander Pope Republic-Plato Robinson Crusoe-Daniel Defoe Romeo and Juliet-William Shakespeare Roots-Alex Haley Samson Agonists-John Milton Das Scholar Gipsy-Matthew Arnold Sense and Sensibility-Jane Austen Seven Seas-Rudyard Kipling Silent Women-Ben Jonson Solitary Reaper- William Wordsworth Songs of innocence- William Blake Sons and Lovers, The Rainbow-D.H Lawrence Tempest-William Shakespeare Tess of the D’Urbervilles-Thomas Hardy The 2nd world- Winston Churchill The Alchemist-Ben Jonson The diamond necklace (Short story)- Maupassant The God of Small things- Arundhuti Roy The Good Earth- Pearl S Buch (USA) The Iliad- Homer The Merchant of Venice-William Shakespeare The new testament- John Wycliffe The Old Man and The Sea-Earnest Hemingway The picture of Dorain Gray- Oscar Wild The Rainbow (Novel)- Lawrence The Rape of the Lock-Alexander Pope The Return of the Native-Thomas Hardy The Rime of the Ancient Mariner-Samuel Taylor Coleridge Animal Farm-George Orwell The sacred flame- William Somerset Mengham The Tale of Two Cities-Charles Dickens The Taming of shrew- Shakespeare The Time Machine- H.G Wells The Waste Land (Poem)- TS Eliot The Way of the World-William Congreve Things Fall Apart-Chinua Achebe Time Machine-H. W Wells To Skylark-P. B Shelly Tom Jones-Henry Fielding Top Secret-Henry Fielding Try and Try Again-W.E Hick son Twelfth Night-William Shakespeare Ulysses (Novel)- Jmaes Joyces Utopia-Sir Thomas Moore Vanity Fair-W.M Thackeray Volpone-Ben Jonson Voyage of Lilliput-Jonathon Swift Waiting For Goddot-Samuel Becket War and Peace-Leo Tolstoy Wealth and Nation-Adam Smith West Land-T.S Eliot Wuthering Heights-Emile Bronte . ======================= Character ======================= Adam - Paradise Lost - J Milton (Epic) Alice - Lewis Carrol Ancient Mariner - ST Colridge. Cleopatra - Othello (Tragedy) - Shakespeare Hctor - Illiard (Epic) - Homer Ivanhoc - Ivanhoe - Walter Scott James Bond - Ian Fleming Jeeves - Woodhouse Kim - Kipling Machbeth - Machbeth (Tragedy) - Shakespeare Micawber - David Coperfield - Charles Dickens Oliver Twist - Oliver Twist - Charles Dickens Sherlock Homes - Conan Doyle (Novel)s Shylock - The Merchant of Venice (Comedy ) - Shakespeare