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British Literary Movements - Philosophies of a Time Period

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British Literary Movements

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As the world around us changes, so does the way that we see the world, and how we express that vision. Literature, arts, and philosophy evolve to mirror their historic and social context. Learn more about British Literary Movements with Storyboard That!




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British Literary Movements

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British Literary Movement Philosophies | Have students identify and illustrate the different philosophies found during each period of British Literature

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  • BRITISH LITERARY MOVEMENTS
  • VALUES
  • HISTORICAL EVENTS
  • STYLE AND ELEMENTS OF WRITING
  • Neoclassical and the Enlightenment
  • In contrast to the Renaissance that saw people as inherently good, Neoclassical literature saw man as ‘flawed’.
  • This era was the starting point of the middle class and the tradition of afternoon tea. People would gather to discuss politics and other ideas of the Enlightenment.
  • Neoclassical writers tried to imitate the style of the Roman and Greeks, "Neo-" meaning "new" and "classical" referring to classic civilizations.
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