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32 Cards in this Set
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Shakespeare's contemporary after marlowe |
Ben Johnson |
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Ben Johnson associated with.. |
Comedy of humours |
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Ben J.'s comedies are.. |
Every man in/out of his humour, Volpone, Alchemist |
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The greatest tragic dramatist after Shakespeare |
John Webster |
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The first essayist of E.L |
Francis Bacon |
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Francis Bacon's incomplete utopia |
New Atlantis |
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Edmund Spenser's major work |
Ferrie Queen |
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Metaphysical poets: |
John Donne, George Herbert, Andrew Marwell, Henry Vaughan, Richard Crashaw |
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The first to use blank verse in E.L |
Earl of Surrey-Henry Howard |
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The first english S- onnet writer |
S- ir Thomas Wyatt |
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Cavalian poets: |
Thomas Carew, Richard Lovelace, Robert Herrick , John Suckling |
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John Milton 's religion epic |
PARADISE LOST |
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Main characteristics of the new eng.liter. restoration period |
From head not the heart. |
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Tte first great literary critic in english |
John Dryden |
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The Restoration literature was .. |
Metropolitan |
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With the Rennaisance ElizabethanThe form of literature was .. |
DRAMA |
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Restoration drama was |
Class drama |
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Most typical type of restoration drama is |
Comedy of manners |
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Restoration comedy of manners center on.. |
Entrique |
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The most important plays of restoration comedy of manners: |
George Etherege-The Man of Mode William Congreve- The Way of the World |
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Writer of the first formal utopia |
Thomas More |
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In the Rest. Perio., feeling and imagination |
Mistrusted |
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Restoration ages was |
Unheroic |
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The greatest example of heroic drama : |
John Dryden - Conquest of Granada |
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Fashion for domestic tragedy |
George Lillo - The London Merchant |
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Aim of the sentimental comedy |
Not to arouse laughter but draw out a smile and a tear |
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Representative of sentimental comedy |
Richard Steele |
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Laughing comedy by Oliver Goldsmith |
The Good-Natured Man, She Stoops to Conquer |
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18^th century |
Augustan Age - England's Restoration Age |
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In Alexandre Pope's opinion ; |
Essence of art is human nature and universal moral experiences of man |
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Alexandre Pope's famous epic poem |
THE Rape of the Lock |
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Dr. Samuel Johnson |
Dictionary of the English Language |
