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¡Descarga mapa conceptual literatura inglesa y más Esquemas y mapas conceptuales en PDF de Literatura inglesa solo en Docsity! 2.1 OLD ENGLISH 2.2 MIDDLE ENGLISH  Ca. 420: The Anglosaxon Invasion  Ca. 600: The Heptarchy  Ca. 789: First Viking Rates  Ca. 1000: Second Viking Invasion  1066: Norman Conquest by William the Conquetor  1337-1453: Hundred years war  1348: Black Death  1455-85: War of the Roses Chirstina  Scriptural (Caedmon)  liturgical National  epic, heroic  elegies  riddles ROMANCE Extended narrative, quest by a Knight, supernatural and marvels motivs  Layamon  Chretien de Troyes  Sir Gawain an dthe Green Knight  Sir Thomas Malory Geoffrey ChaucerCantembury Tales Beowulf 3. REINAISSANCE- ELISABETH DRAMA 1485-1650s 4.1 RESTORATION 1650s-1710s 4.2 XVIII JOURNALISM, SATIRE AND NOVEL  1485: Accession of Henry VII: Tudor dynasty  1509: Accession of Henry VIII  1517: Martin Luther’s Theses  1534: Henry VII head of English Church  1558: Accession of Elisabeth I  1576: building the Theater  1588: Defeat of Spanish Armada  1603: Death Elisabeth I, accession James I  1605: The Gunpowder Plot  1620: Arrival of the Pilgrims From 1660 Charles II re-established as monarch  Restoration comedy restaurtio- 18th century  John Dryden  John Bunyan’s The Pilgrim Progress  John Milton’s Paradise Lost  Realism: detailed description  Interest in private and everyday life  New readers: middle classes  Journalism & novel: current topics and simple direct language ( Defoe, Joseph and Addison). CONTEXT:  The inductive method  Empiricism  Royal society London 1662  First London Journal 1780 TRAGEDIES COMEDIES AUGUSTIAN LITERATURE NOVEL  King Lear  Richard III  Romeo and Juliet  Othelo  Anthony and Cleopathra  Hamlet  Henry IV  The Tempest  As you like it  Cymbeline Satire: Jonathan Swift  Defoe: Robinson Crusoe  Richardson: Pamela  Fielding  Not a happy ending  Catharsis 7.1 AMERICAN (RE)NAISSANCE 1830s-1770 7.2 REALISM AND NATURALISM  American civil war: 1861-1865  A new begging  Fresh art, intellectuals, politics  Emerson (father): The American Scholar, Native, Representative Men  Thoreau: Walden  Hawthorne: The Scarlet Letter, The House of the Seven Gables, The Blithedale Romance  Melville: White-jacket, Moby Dick, Pierre  Whitman: Leaves of Grass  Poe Accurate representation of American lives  Mark Twin: Adventures of Tom Sawyer  Stephen Crane  Theodor Dreiser  William Dean Howells  Rebecca Harding Davis  Henry James LOCAL COLOUR Represents a very specific place, folklore, dialects...- after Civil war and the next three decades.  Harriet Beecher Stowe: Uncle Tom Cabin  Mark Twain: Adventures of Huckleberry Finn NARURALISM Vulnerability, influenced by social and natural forces  Stephen Crane: The Open Boat  Theodore Dreiser: Sister Carrie ROMANCES  Explore feelings in mind  Symbols and allegory  Marvellous and innocent incidents 1) The Scarlet Letter: N. Hawthorneirony, paradox, psychological, verbal economy and allegory 2) Moby Dick: Melville THE SHORT STORY  Hawthorne, Irving, Melville  Edgar Allan Poe  The Philosophy of Composition *NATIONAL GENRE Twain, Harte, Dean Howells, Henry James, Ambrose Bierce DETECTIVE FICTION Edgar Allan Poe(father of this genre)  The Murders in the Rue Morgue  The Mystery of Marie Rogêt 8. XX CENTURY  Crisis of positivism  Charles Darwin: The Origin of Species/ The Descent of Man and Selection in Relation to Sex we are not a creation of God, it is evolution  Imperialism  Degeneration: new values  Relativity (Einstein); Saussure: langue vs parole Modernism  Experimental and avant-garde trends in the early 20th century  Cosmopolitan, urban dislocation  Challenge the reader  Pyscological and anthropological theories  Influences: Sir James Frater (the Golden Bought) and blkjk  Stream of conscious (flow of thoughts and feelings): Hernry James’s Time and Free Will (how the mind undertand time and duration); Sigmund Freud: conciuous + unocncniuos. Édouard Dyardin (Les Lauriers Santcoupers), James Joyce, Virginia Wolfe and William Faulker Post modernisms  New departures in art, literature, architecture 1950s-60s-70s  Literature: fragmentotpm, concerned about time and memory.  Samuel beckett : waiting for godot(theather of absurd)  Paul auster: new York trilogy  Jack keouac: on the road (beat generation)  Salman rushdie: the satanic verses (magic realism) NOVEL  Virgina Wolf  James Joyce: Dubliners, Ulysses, A Potrait of the Artist as a Young Man, Finnegains Wake  D.H.Lawrence POETRY  Thomas Hardy  W.B.Yeats  T.S.Elliot  H. Auden DRAMA  J.M.Symgnge  Sean O’Casey  W Somerset Muaghan  Noêl Coward (comedies) WOMEN WRITERS  Virgina woolf: room of one’s own  Angela carter (magical realism)  Jean rhus: postcolonial writing  Dorin lessing  Toni Morrison  Margaret atwood