Baraiya Priyanka. J
 Topic:- An Overview of the
neoclassical age from the history of
Edward Albert.
 Paper No.2,
 Unit No.5
 Roll No.28
 Enrollmentno:-2069108420170002
 Sem:- 1
 M.A Department of English.M.K.B.U
NEOCLASSICAL
“neo” (new) + classical
“period of Enlightenment”
“age of reason”
“era of logic”
-
 Literature of the age is concerned with “nature “ human
nature, Supremacy of reason.
 The age is known as classical age.
 The period is marked by the rise of Deism,
intellectual backlash against earlier Puritanism and
American’s revolution against England.
 Neoclassical literature is characterized by order,
accuracy, and structure
The Era Of
Johnson
The
Augustan
Period
The
Restoration
Period
Neoclassical
Period
The Restoration period marks the British king’s restoration
to the throne after a long period of Puritan domination in
England. Its symptoms include the dominance of French
and Classical influences on poetry and drama.
Restoration literature continued to appeal to heroic ideals
of love and honor, particularly on stage, in heroic tragedy.
Famous
Writers
Famous
Compositions
John Dryden All Love By John Dryden
John Milton Prologue and Epilogue
Sir William Temple
John Locke
The Augustan Period is called Augustan because King
George 1 wanted people to think he has like. This
period is marked by the imitation of Virgil and Horace’s
literature in English letters.
 Famous Writers And Composition
 Alexander Pope
 Jonathan Swift Gilliver’s
Travel
Josheph Addision
The Era of Johnson
This period marks the transition toward the upcoming
Romanticism through the period is still largely
Neoclassical. Much was happening around the world
politically, such as both the American and French
Revolutions. This time marked a transition in English
literature from the structure and formality of the
Neoclassical writers to the emotional, ungoverned
writings of the Romantics.
 Famous Writers Famous
Composition
 Samuel Johnson Lives Of poet
 Edward Gibbon
 George Crabbe
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Paper - 2 Neo classical age

  • 1.
    Baraiya Priyanka. J Topic:- An Overview of the neoclassical age from the history of Edward Albert.  Paper No.2,  Unit No.5  Roll No.28  Enrollmentno:-2069108420170002  Sem:- 1  M.A Department of English.M.K.B.U
  • 2.
    NEOCLASSICAL “neo” (new) +classical “period of Enlightenment” “age of reason” “era of logic” -
  • 3.
     Literature ofthe age is concerned with “nature “ human nature, Supremacy of reason.  The age is known as classical age.  The period is marked by the rise of Deism, intellectual backlash against earlier Puritanism and American’s revolution against England.  Neoclassical literature is characterized by order, accuracy, and structure
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    The Restoration periodmarks the British king’s restoration to the throne after a long period of Puritan domination in England. Its symptoms include the dominance of French and Classical influences on poetry and drama. Restoration literature continued to appeal to heroic ideals of love and honor, particularly on stage, in heroic tragedy. Famous Writers Famous Compositions John Dryden All Love By John Dryden John Milton Prologue and Epilogue Sir William Temple John Locke
  • 6.
    The Augustan Periodis called Augustan because King George 1 wanted people to think he has like. This period is marked by the imitation of Virgil and Horace’s literature in English letters.  Famous Writers And Composition  Alexander Pope  Jonathan Swift Gilliver’s Travel Josheph Addision
  • 7.
    The Era ofJohnson This period marks the transition toward the upcoming Romanticism through the period is still largely Neoclassical. Much was happening around the world politically, such as both the American and French Revolutions. This time marked a transition in English literature from the structure and formality of the Neoclassical writers to the emotional, ungoverned writings of the Romantics.  Famous Writers Famous Composition  Samuel Johnson Lives Of poet  Edward Gibbon  George Crabbe
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