ALL PERIODS TO STUDY
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| COLONIAL PERIOD | 1607-1765
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| COLONIAL PERIOD | CALVINISM
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| COLONIAL PERIOD | ELEGY
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| COLONIAL PERIOD | PURTANISM
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| REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD | 1765-1830
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| REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD | REVOLUTIONARY AGE
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| REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD | REVOLUTIONARY AND EARLY NATIONAL PERIOD
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| REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD | POLEMIC WRITING
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| POSTMODERN PERIOD | 1945- PRESENT
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| POSTMODERN PERIOD | "AFTER MODERNISM"
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| POSTMODERN PERIOD | A PHILOSOPHY (AESTHETIC, LITERARY, POLITICAL)
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| POSTMODERN PERIOD | DISTRUST OF PREVIOUSLY HELD THEORIES
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| POSTMODERN PERIOD | THE DRAWING OF ATTENTION TO CONVENTIONS
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| POSTMODERN PERIOD | RECOGONITION OF COMPLEXITY
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| POSTMODERN PERIOD | ATTENTION PLACED ON "CONSTRUCTS" AND THE LIMITS OF "CONSTRUCTS" (I,E. LANGUAGE)
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| POSTMODERN PERIOD | DECONSTRUCTION
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| POSTMODERN PERIOD | EXISTENTIALISM
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| POSTMODERN PERIOD | MAGIC REALISM
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| POSTMODERN PERIOD | METAFICTION
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| POSTMODERN PERIOD | POSTMODERNISM
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| POSTMODERN PERIOD | POSTMODERNIST PERIOD
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| MODERN PERIOD | 1900-1945
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| MODERN PERIOD | EMBRACED BELIEF THAT THE "TRADITIONAL" MEANS OF EXPRESSION WERE BECOMING OUTDATED AND WERE NO LONGER SUFFICIENT
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| MODERN PERIOD | REJECTED ENLIGHTENMENT THINKING
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| MODERN PERIOD | REJECTED EXISTENCE OF ONE GOD
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| MODERN PERIOD | QUESTIONED PRE-ESTABLISHED VIEWS AND ASSUMPTIONS
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| MODERN PERIOD | EXISTENTIALISM
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| MODERN PERIOD | FREUDIAN CRITICISM
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| MODERN PERIOD | IMAGISTS
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| MODERN PERIOD | MODERN
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| MODERN PERIOD | MODERNIST PERIOD IN ENGLISH LITERATURE
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| MODERN PERIOD | NATURALISTIC PERIOD
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| MODERN PERIOD | OEDIPUS COMPLEX
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| MODERN PERIOD | STREAM OF CONSCIOUSNESS
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| MODERN PERIOD | STREAM OF CONSCIOUSNESS NOVEL
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| REALIST LITERARY PERIOD | 1820-1915
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| REALIST LITERARY PERIOD | DEPICTIONS "AS THEY REALLY ARE"
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| REALIST LITERARY PERIOD | DEPICTIONS OF EVERYDAY LIFE
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| REALIST LITERARY PERIOD | REACTION AGAINST ROMANTICISM (FOCUS ON "THE EVERYDAY" RATHER THAN A ROMANTICIZED OR STYLIZED VIEW OF LIFE)
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| REALIST LITERARY PERIOD | LOCAL COLOR
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| REALIST LITERARY PERIOD | REALISM
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| REALIST LITERARY PERIOD | REALISTIC PERIOD IN ENGLISH LITERATURE
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| REALIST LITERARY PERIOD | VICTORIAN
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| REALIST LITERARY PERIOD | AMERICAN REALISM: FOCUS ON THE REALITIES OF AMERICAN LIFE, EMPHAISI ON URBAN LIVING, AND EMPHASIS ON "THE NOW"
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| ROMANTIC | 1700-1820
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| ROMANTIC | REFERS TO SPECIFIC ARTISTS, POETS, WRITES, MUSICIANS, POLITICANS, AND PHILOSOPHERS OF THE LATE 18TH/EARLY MID 19TH CENTURY
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| ROMANTIC | REFERS TO ARTISTIC, INTELLECTUAL, AND SOCIAL TRENDS OF THE TIME PERIOD
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| ROMANTIC | DISAGREEMET ABOUT HOW TO DEFINE IT HISTO
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| RENAISANCE | AD 1300 - AD 1600
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| RENAISANCE | REBIRTH
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| RENAISANCE | TRANSITION FROM MEDIEVAL TO MDERN IN WESTERN EUROPE
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| RENAISANCE | NEW VIEW OF INDIVIDUALISM
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| RENAISANCE | PRINTING PRESS
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| RENAISANCE | DEMOCRACY
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| RENAISANCE | ASTRONOMY
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| RENAISANCE | "NEW SCIENCE"
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| RENAISANCE | BLANK VERSE
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| RENAISANCE | ELIZABETHAN DRAMA
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| RENAISANCE | HUMANISM
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| RENAISANCE | PASTORAL
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| RENAISANCE | ROMANTIC COMEDY
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| RENAISANCE | SONNET
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| RENAISANCE | TRAGEDY
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| RENAISANCE | TRAGEDY OF BLOOD
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| MEDIEVAL | AD 500 - AD 1500
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| MEDIEVAL | MORALITY PLAY
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| MEDIEVAL | MYSTERY PLAY
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| MEDIEVAL | OLD ENGLISH PERIOD
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| MEDIEVAL | ROMANCE
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| RESTORATION AND NEOCLASSICAL | AD 1600 - AD 1700
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| RESTORATION AND NEOCLASSICAL | BEGAN IN 1660 WHEN THE MONACHY WAS RESTORED
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| RESTORATION AND NEOCLASSICAL | PRIOR TO THIS POINT, LITERATURE WAS HINDERED BY CENSORSHIP
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| RESTORATION AND NEOCLASSICAL | CHARLES II, AS KING, REOPENED THEATERS AND REVIVED DRAMA
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| RESTORATION AND NEOCLASSICAL | NEWS AS A COMMODITY
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| RESTORATION AND NEOCLASSICAL | STOCK MARKET
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| RESTORATION AND NEOCLASSICAL | COMMEDY OF MANNERS
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| RESTORATION AND NEOCLASSICAL | DIDACTIC POETRY
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| RESTORATION AND NEOCLASSICAL | HEROIC POETRY
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| RESTORATION AND NEOCLASSICAL | MOCK EPIC
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| RESTORATION AND NEOCLASSICAL | NEOCLASSISM
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| RESTORATION AND NEOCLASSICAL | NEOCLASSIC PERIOD AND RESTORATION AGE
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