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Literary Period

Danielle Bryant

TermDefinition
Beowulf Old English
Chaucer Middle English
Shakespeare The Renaissance,England
Cervantes The Renaissance,Spain
King James Translation of the Bible The Renaissance,England
John Milton Neoclassical,England
Daniel Defoe Neoclassical,England
Johnathan Swift Neoclassical,England
Samuel Richardson Neoclassical,England
Gray Neoclassical,England
Ben Johnson Neoclassical,England
Lawrence Stern Neoclassical,England
Revolutionary and Early National Period
Ben Franklin American Revolutionary
Noah Webster American Revolutionary
Ralph Waldo Emerson America,New England Writers
Charles Dickens Early Victorian,England
Nathaniel Hawthorne America,New England Writers
Robert Browning,Lord Tennyson Early Victorian,England
Edgar Allan Poe America,New England Writers
Emily Bronte Charlotte Bronte (Sisters) Early Victorian,England Early Victorian,England
Thackeray Early Victorian,Britain
Elizabeth Barrett Browning Early Victorian,England
Herman Melville American,New England Writers
Harriet Beecher Stowe Early Victorian,America
Henry David Thoreau America,New England Writers
Walt Whitman America,Realistic
Charles Darwin Early Victorian,Britain
George Elliot Early Victorian,English
Mary Shelley Romantic,Britain
William Wordsworth & Samuel Taylor Coleridge Romantic,England
Jane Austen Romantic,Britain
Lord Byron Romantic,England
Sir Walter Scott Romantic,England
Karl Marx Realistic,German
Louisa May Alcott Realistic,American
George Elliot (girl) Realistic,England
Thomas Hardy Realistic,Britain
Mark Twain Realistic,America
Henry James Realistic,America
Robert Louis Stevenson Realistic,Britain
Henrik Ibsen Realistic,Other (Norwegian)
Thomas Hardy Realistic,Britain
George Bernard Shaw Realistic,Other (Irish)
Oscar Wilde Realistic,Other (Irish)
Stephen Crane Realistic,American
Theodore Dreiser Naturalistic and Symbolistic,America
Jack London Naturalistic and Symbolistic,American
Joseph Conrad Modernism,Britain
Edith Wharton Modernism,America
John Millington Synge Modernism,Irish
D.H. Lawrence Modernism,England
Willa Cather Modernism,American
T.S. Eliot Modernism,America
Aldous Huxley Modernism,Britain
James Joyce Modernism,Irish
E.M. Forster Modernism,England
Virginia Woolf Modernism,England
T.E. Lawrence Modernism,England
Earnest Hemingway Modernism,American
William Faulkner Modernism,American
W.B. Yeats Modernism,Irish
John Steinbeck Modernism,American
James Joyce Modernism,Irish
Richard Wright Modernism,American
George Orwell Modernism,England
Arthur Miller Modernism,American
J.D. Salinger Modernism,American
Samuel Beckett Modernism,Irish
Vladimir Nabokov Modernism,England
Jack Kerouac Modernism,American
Chinua Achebe Modernism,Nigerian
Iris Murdock Modernism,Britain
Theodore Roethke Modernism,American
Sylvia Plath Postmodernist,American
Maya Angelou Postmodernist,American
Alice Walker Postmodernist,American
Raymond Carver Postmodernist,American
Toni Morrison Postmodernist,American
Amy Tan Postmodernist,Chinese American
Thomas Pynchon Postmodernist,American
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