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-Anglo-saxon literature was anonymous and oral.

-The Poet was called “scop”,he entertained the nobleman in the halls of kings,accompanied by a harp on occasions of ceremonies and festivities.

-It was written down by church clerks.

The main formal aspects of anglo-saxon poetry were stress,alliteration and kenning.

-The medieval lyric was a popular form that expressed intense emotions.

-Firstly were religious but later became secular (love and nature).

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kundi faraja

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Development poetry in english

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•The pagan elegy it’s a lyrical poem in form of a dramatic monologue.

•The favouritet heme is the “exile” a constant fear of dissolution of the clan,because outside there was a hostile world.

•The main character is the lone wandered.

There is a melancholic mood,vivid and descriptive language.

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•The epic poem  is a long narrative poetical composition it deals with the recollection of a glorious past in national  history and the brave deeds of heroes.

•The society is aristocratic  and military.

•There are type-scenes such as the banquet, the battle,the voyage and the funeral.

•The style is elevated and the vocabulary is rich and vivid.

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-The popular ballads were anonymous ans were intended for singing and dancing and the language was simple.

-The  precursor of English literature was Geoffrey Chauser ,the one who laid the foundations of Modern English language with his poem: The Canterbury Tales.

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The metrical romances were tales inverse about chivalry,love and supernatural creatures.

They came from by three sources

-France with decourt of Charlemagne

-Rome with the classical stories

-Britain with the story of King Arthur.

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-Anglo-saxon literature was anonymous and oral.

-The Poet was called “scop”,he entertained the nobleman in the halls of kings,accompanied by a harp on occasions of ceremonies and festivities.

-It was written down by church clerks.

The main formal aspects of anglo-saxon poetry were stress,alliteration and kenning.

-The medieval lyric was a popular form that expressed intense emotions.

-Firstly were religious but later became secular (love and nature).