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The English Renaissance

The English Renaissance. 1485-1625. The Coming of the Renaissance. The Renaissance was a flowering of literary, artistic and intellectual development that began in Italy in the fourteenth century.

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BBL 3103: LITERARY THEORY FROM PLATO TO T.S. ELIOT

BBL 3103: LITERARY THEORY FROM PLATO TO T.S. ELIOT. Assoc. Professor Noritah Omar Dept. of English/School of Graduate Studies Email: nomar@upm.edu.my (best corresponding mode ), noritahhjomar@gmail.com +603 8946 4205/4206 +6012 335 9806 (Urgent SMS only, calls will not be answered).

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METAPHYSICAL POETRY

METAPHYSICAL POETRY.

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METAPHYSICAL POETRY

METAPHYSICAL POETRY. Metaphysics :

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English and Shakespeare

A Brief History. English and Shakespeare. The people of Britain were made of many groups, including Angles Saxons Jutes Picts Scots Celts Rulers were clan chief. In the beginning . . . Rome Held power over the lower portions of England from around 30 BC to 350 AD

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Northern Renaissance

Northern Renaissance. The Renaissance Spreads. Focus. 1. Define Northern Renaissance. 2. How did the Italian Renaissance compare and contrast to the Northern Renaissance? 3. What great impacts did the Northern Renaissance have upon society? And today?. The R enaissance Spreads.

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The English Renaissance

The English Renaissance. 1485-1625. The Renaissance. Carefully read the timeline on pp.222-23 What two important religious works were published during this period? What connections might there be between those publications and the creation of the Church of England in 1534?

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HI203 The European World Enlightenment and Modernity? T he Problem of Periodisation Jonathan Davies. Powerpoint will be on the website. QUESTIONS What is a period and what is a movement? How might periods and movements relate to each other?.

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Witchcraft in the English Renaissance

Witchcraft in the English Renaissance. Witchcraft. Shakespeare included the 3 witches because James I had openly expressed his belief in witches. Witchcraft was a topic of controversy in 17 th century Europe and America The attitude toward witches and witchcraft varied widely.

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Francis Beaumont

Francis Beaumont. The Knight of the Burning Pestle. KBP: Nuts & Bolts, Contexts. author - date - genre English Renaissance drama: authors roots audiences locations. KBP: Drama and Language. blank verse pentameter couplets other poetic forms prose and its special functions

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Introduction

Introduction.

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Jobs during the English Renaissance

Jobs during the English Renaissance. Beth Clauser. Acrobat. Popular Elizabethan entertainer. Apothecary. Dispensed remedies made from herbs, plants and roots. Physicians were expensive A priest often held this occupation The only recourse for sick and poor people . Carpenter.

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Renaissance C armine Congiu

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Jobs during the English Renaissance

Jobs during the English Renaissance. Beth Clauser Period: 7-8. Acrobat. Popular Elizabethan entertainer. Apothecary. Dispensed remedies made from herbs, plants and roots. Physicians were expensive A priest often held this occupation The only recourse for sick and poor people .

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Stanza:

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Renaissance

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The Renaissance

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The English Renaissance (1485-1603) Topic: Black Plague

The English Renaissance (1485-1603) Topic: Black Plague. By: Evan Schamberger, Trey Slade, Brian Arellano, Peyton Ayers, and Santiago Golding. What is the Black Plague?. The epidemic form of bubonic plague? 75-200 million people died from the plague.

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Sonnets

Sonnets. Major literary form All have 14 lines and follow a rhyme scheme Sonnet Cycles: Series of sonnets that explore a person or theme, usually love. Designed to be read as a series, but all poems should stand alone. Petrarchan (Italian) Sonnet.

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