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LICENCIATURA EN ENSEÑANZA Y APRENDIZAJE DEL INGLÉS

Literatura enfocada a las habilidades lectoras

Mtra: Vania Soledad Cruz Barrón

Realizado por: Natalia Alejandra Olivares Peralta

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Characteristics:

Mix of native Britonic and tribal Germanic language

Use of alliteration and kennings

Poetry often heroic, lyric, or Christian-themed

Writers or Poets:

Caedmon

Cynewulf

Examples:

Beowulf (Heroic Poetry)

The Wanderer (Lyric Poetry)

Dream of the Rood (Christian Poetry)

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Characteristics:

Influence of Norman Conquest

French spoken by upper class, Old English by commoners

Early development of universities

Writers or Poets:

Geoffrey of Monmouth

Layamon

Examples:

Sir Gawain and the Green Knight

Brut

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Characteristics:

English literature becomes established

Poetry often reflects society and historical events

Rise of vernacular English literature

Writers or Poets:

Geoffrey Chaucer

William Langland

Examples:

The Canterbury Tales

Piers Plowman

Troilus and Cressida

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Characteristics:

Reformation and printing press

Introduction of new religious ideas

Rise of humanism

Writers or Poets:

Thomas Malory

William Tyndale

Erasmus

Examples:

Le Morte d’Arthur

Tyndale’s Bible

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Characteristics:

Golden Age of English literature

Renaissance spirit of exploration

Flourishing of drama and poetry

Writers or Poets:

William Shakespeare

Christopher Marlowe

Edmund Spenser

Examples:

Hamlet

The Faerie Queene

Doctor Faustus

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Characteristics:

Complex, darker themes in literature

Gunpowder Treason

Increasing influence of metaphysical poetry

Writers or Poets:

John Donne

Ben Jonson

Examples:

The Duchess of Malfi

Songs and Sonnets (John Donne)

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Characteristics:

Conflict leading to English Civil War

Royalist themes vs. Puritan ideology in literature

Development of metaphysical and Cavalier poetry

Writers or Poets:

Ben Jonson

George Chapman

John Webster

Thomas Middleton

George Herbert

Robert Herrick

Examples:

The fair maid of the Inn

To the Virgins, to Make Much of Time

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Civil War & Commonwealth Period (1640 AD - 1660 AD)

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Civil War & Commonwealth Period (1640 AD - 1660 AD)

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Characteristics:

Banning of theaters

Rise of Puritan ideals in literature

Focus on moral and religious themes

Writers or Poets:

John Milton

John Bunyan

Examples:

Pilgrim’s Progress

Paradise Lost

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Characteristics:

Lifting of theater ban, rise of Restoration comedy

Satirical literature flourishes

Secularization of society

Writers or Poets:

John Dryden

William Congreve

John Vanbrugh

Aphra Behn

Thomas Rymer

Examples:

The Way of the World

All for Love

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Characteristics:

Focus on reason, science, and progress

Prose and satire dominant forms

Rise of the novel as a literary form

Writers or Poets:

Alexander Pope

Jonathan Swift

Richard Steele

Joseph Addison

Daniel Defoe

Henry Fielding

Samuel Richardson

Examples:

Gulliver’s Travels

The Rape of the Lock

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Characteristics:

Emphasis on nature, emotion, and individualism

Reaction against industrialization

Idealization of rural life

Writers or Poets:

William Wordsworth

John Keats

Samuel Taylor Coleridge

Robert Southey

P.B. Shelley

Lord Byron

Examples:

Lyrical Ballads

Ode to a Nightingale

Don Juan

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Characteristics:

Industrial Revolution and social reform

Exploration of morality and religion

Rise of the British working-class movement

Writers or Poets:

Charles Dickens

Alfred Tennyson

Gerald Manley Hoplins

D. G. Rossetti

Emily Bronte

Anne Bronte

Oscar Wilde

Examples:

Great Expectations

Wuthering Heights

In Memoriam A.H.H.

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Characteristics:

Fragmentation of society post-World War I

Psychological depth and non-linear narratives

Literary experimentation (e.g., stream of consciousness)

Writers or Poets:

T.S. Eliot

Virginia Woolf

James Joyce

Joseph Conrad

George Orwell

D. H. Lawrance

Examples:

The Waste Land

Ulysses

Mrs Dalloway

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Characteristics:

Celebration of absurdity and disorientation

Deconstruction of traditional forms

Focus on fragmentation and disillusionment

Writers or Poets:

Samuel Beckett

Harold Pinter

Sylvia Plath

Philip Larkin

Agatha Christie

Angela Carter

Examples:

Waiting for Godot

The Bell Jar

The Homecoming