Mystery and Miracle Plays

Mystery and Miracle Plays
Mystery Plays: Mystery Plays originated in the Middle Ages, during the twelfth century, from the lack of interest from the ...
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Beginning of English Drama

Beginning of English Drama
Drama is the most natural of all arts. It is based on one of the most fundamental of the human ...
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Movement Poets In English Literature

Movement Poets In English Literature
The Movement was a term coined in 1954 by J. D. Scott, literary editor of The Spectator, to describe a ...
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Confessional Poetry – Definition & meaning

Confessional Poetry - Definition & meaning
Confessional Poetry designates a type of narrative and lyric verse, given impetus by Robert Lowell’s Life Studies (1959), which deals ...
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Victorian Poetry – Definition & Meaning

Victorian Poetry - Definition & Meaning
Decay of faith and spread of industrialism form the background of Victorian poetry. Victorian period was one of tremendous change. ...
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The Romantic Revival of English Poetry Or, Romantic Poetry

The Romantic Revival of English Poetry Or, Romantic Poetry
Definition of Romanticism: Romanticism has been defined as a renaissance of wonder’ and ‘addition of strangeness to beauty’. It implies ...
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War Poets Or War Poetry

War Poets Or War Poetry
The outbreak of war in 1914 stirred many young soldiers to poetry. They tried to express their new found sense ...
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Short Notes on Neo-Romanticism

Short Notes on Neo-Romanticism
The term Neo-Romanticism came to be associated with writers, musicians and artists who rejected the ideals of naturalism, realism and ...
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Transitional Poetry | Precursors of Romantic Revival

Transitional Poetry | Precursors of Romantic Revival
Eighteenth century was an age of reason. The poets of the period believed in an instrument of finding the truth ...
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The Classical School of Poetry | Neo Classicism

The Classical School of Poetry | Neo Classicism | Neo Classical Poetry
The Age of Pope (broadly speaking the period from 1702 to 1740) is called the classical or neo-classical or pseudo-classical ...
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