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The Neo-classical period of literature, also known as the Enlightenment Period, spanned from 1660 to 1798 and was characterized by rationalism, formality, and adherence to classical rules. Major writers of the time included John Milton, John Dryden, Alexander Pope, Jonathan Swift, Daniel Defoe, and Samuel Johnson. Their works reflected realism and objectivity rather than imagination and subjectivity. Neo-classical writers were highly educated and sought to apply the styles and conventions of classical Greek and Roman works to their poems, plays, and novels.
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- 1. Characteristic of Neo- classical age Dungrani Nirali M.A sem:-1 Enrollment no:-2069108420180012 Roll no:-30 Paper no:-1 S.B.gardi Department of English Bhavnagar University
- 2. Introduction:- Neo-classical literature was written between 1660 an 1798. It was a time of both formality and artificiality. This time period is broken down into three parts: the Restoration period, the Augustan period, and the Age of Johnson.
- 3. Continue… The neo-classical period of literature is also known as the Enlightenment Period. The term neo means new while classical refers to the Roman and Greek classics, hence the name is aptly coined as neoclassical.
- 4. Neo-classical writer and work John Milton:- Paradise Lost John Dryden:- To My Lord Chancellor and Marriage a la Mode Alexander Pope:- Translation of the Iliad, Pastorals and An Essay on Criticism Jonathan Swift:- Gulliver's Travels Daniel Defoe:- Robinson Crusoe Samuel Johnson:- A Dictionary of the English Language
- 5. Characteristic:- 1)Rationalism:- The Neo-classical poets are highly rational in their thinking. They write their works on basis of intllect and reson. There is no place of imagination in their work.
- 6. 2)scholary illusion:- The writers and pot of this age are very highly educated. They all are scholar person,so they use high language in their work. They wanted to reflect something beyond romantic poet.
- 7. 3) Applied classical rulls:- The Neo-classical poet wrote their work by thinking into consideration of all the classical rules. They make their work more affective by appling the rules of classical writers.
- 8. 4) Realism:- Poet of this age belive in reflecting the real condition of society in their work. They did not write their work by closing their eyes. Their works is highly imaginative in nature.
- 9. 5) Objectivity:- The Neo-classical poets belives in objectivity. Their work present the social forms and reality. On the other side romantic poets follows subjectivity in their work.
- 10. Conclusion:- We can say that such characteristics were there during 18th century which were reflect by play, drama, novel, poetry and other literary arts. In this way the age of Neo-classical literature brings reformation into the work of art. It was started with Restoration period and ends with Age of johnson.