Trushali Dodiya

English Literatute

The age of Romanticism (1800-1850) The second creative period of Romantic literature:- The first half of the 19 th century records the triump...

The foremost literary figure of Romanticism - William Wordsworth WILLIAM WORDSWORTH (1770-1850) :- Born:- 7 April, 1770 in Cockemouth, England Died:- 23 April, 1850 in Rydal, England ...

George Orwell George Orwell (Eric Arthur Blair) Born :- 25 June, 1903 in Motihari, Bengal, British Indid Died :- 21st January, 19...

The Victorian age (1850 to 1900) The modern period of progress and unrest The Victorian age begins with the execution of Louis XVI and accession of Q...

The chief Poets or Writer in particular age in English literature 1. The Anglo-Saxon or old English period ( 450-1050) First Poetry in English literature:- Beowulf Other poems:- The seafarer The fight...

Non-Dramatic Poets of the Elizabethan AgeChief poet :- Edmund Spenser:- Born- 1552 London, England Died:- 13 January 1559 London, England Resting place:- Westminster Abbey ...

John Dryden and Alexander Pope as a Satirists at the point of view of R. J. Ress * John Dryden *:- John Dryden was one of the most productive of all English writers, greatly admired in hi...

Jonathan Swift as a satirist at the point of view of R. J. Rees Jonathan Swift :- Jonathan Swift was a well known satirist of his time. His satirical writing, in prose and verse is i...

Peacock as a satirist at the point of view of R. J. ReesThomas Love Peacock:- Thomas Love Peacock grew up in the air of romantic revival. There were three things in the Romantic view...

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