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THE PERIOD OF RENAISSANCE IN ENGLISH LITERATURE

the English Renaissance literature, the time of creating of the new literary forms: Shakespeare’s masterpieces are created in this period The third period – the time after Shakespeare’s death and up to 1640 (the forties of the 17th century), it was the time of declining the English Renaissance literature UNIT II THE POETRY OF RENAISSANCE

THE RENAISSANCE The - School Learning Resources

THE RENAISSANCE The Renaissance Period: (14th - 17th Centuries) 1 Meaning rebirth or revival --- historical period of approximately 300 years marked by a revival in art, literature, and learning 2 The period served as a bridge or transition between medieval and modern Western Europe Distinctive Feature 1

General Characteristics of the Renaissance

"Renaissance" literally means "rebirth " It refers especially to the rebirth of learning that began in Italy in the fourteenth century , spread to the north, includin g England, by the sixteenth century, and ended in the north in the mid-seventeenth century (it ended earlier in Italy) During this period, there was an enormous

Values of the Renaissance - Vanderbilt University

Burckhardt’s ideas have generated,1 his notion of defining this period by its beliefs and values continues to have great validity Below are listed and briefly defined the major values and ideals of the Italian Renaissance Humanism This is the most characteristic value of the Renaissance It is a complex

Renaissance Prevention & Treatments

New preventions in the Renaissance period • People changed their surroundings (moving away from a diseased area) more than keeping their areas clean • Weather conditions, or the surrounding atmosphere spreading disease was more popular • New instruments like barometers and thermometers were used to measure weather to see if there was a link

Renaissance 1400 1600 CE Proto; Early; High; Late; Mannerism;

• The Mannerist Period lasted from 1520 to roughly 1600 • Movement started as a counter to the art styles of the early Renaissance and the masters • This new art form started in Florence and Rome and eventually spread to the rest of Europe • Mannerism can be considered a link between the