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The novel has been considered one facet of the Victorians’ literary exploration. It continued to advance and finally took over as the primary form of written communication.

Realisticism, which was a relevant literary element of the time and was well-known in the novel's framework combined Romantic subjectivity and Augustan objectivity.

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Literature in the Victorian Era | A Historical Overview

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The Victorian era, which runs from 1837 to 1901 and is well known for Queen Victoria's reign that is defined by rising literacy. This era also marked a time of great growth, technological discovery, and industrialization.

Also throughout the Victorian Era, literature's influence on society grew as reading transformed into a communal activity, as evidenced by the rising literacy rate.

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During the Victorian era the novel was the most dominant form of literature. Many poets and writers were experimenting with various elements to be able to tell their stories as consequences of this experimention the result was:
- Long narrative poems (epic poems).
- The dramatic monologue.
and these two can be seen in the works of Robert Browing. but as well there was two minor literary movements such as:
-The Pre-Raphaelites (1848-1860)
-The Aestheticism and Decadence movement (1880-1900).
Although these two developed in a mix with one and another  during the Victorian era and as well begin the movement of Aestheticism and Decadence as a reaction to the Pre-Raphaelites, because the literature and poetry should be more reflective. and this movement help to influenced poets as Yeats and Hopkins.

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From the Victorian era many authors came out of this period and becoming famous and inspiration for many. Examples of this are: Dickens, Eliot, Tennyson, and the Brownings. Many magazines were also created where each month authors could share their essays, articles, and poems on different topics, In this way the authors had the opportunity to launch their careers as writers or poets.
Because literature was an accessible and pervasive part of Victorian society, studying it is crucial in understanding the attitudes and concerns of the people who lived during this era.