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4C Revision The Restoration and The Augustan Age
4C Revision The Restoration and The Augustan Age
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Two new genres were born and developed:
the periodical and the novel
the sonnet and the epic poem
the pamphlet and letter writing
the scientific essay and the pamphlet
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During the Augustan Age
circulating libraries replaced coffee houses
poetry was the commonest literary form
two main prose genres were born
the reading public decreased
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The most important journalists of the time were
Richardson, Fielding and Sterne
Newton, Locke, Hobbes
Robert Walpole and William Pitt
Addison, Steele and even Defoe
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The Restoration playhouse
had poor scenaries
was artificially lit
didn't have any curtain
was unroofed
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The writer’s aim in the realistic novel was
to write in a sophisticated language
only to entertan, mock good manners and style
to write a story where bourgeois values such as self-made man were exalted
to create a story with metaphysical and fantastic themes.
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Restoration poetry was characterized by
use of conceits
satire
professional actresses
sonnets and songs
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The Augustan Age was marked by
desire for balance and refinement.
cosmic pessimism
puritan ideals, moralism
social instability
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The 18th century novel was based on
farce and parody
realism both in the subject and style
the analysis of consciouness
fantastic landscapes
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The main character of the realistic novel
cannot rely on his own capacities
is a scientist or a philosopher
belongs to the bourgeoisie
represents the aristocrat
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The comedy of manners dealt with
the new scientific discoveries
vices and follies of upper class (e.g. marriage, infidelity)
clarity and order
rationalism,self-confidence and a belief in human progress.
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Who were the fathers of the English Novel?
Fielding and Newton
Defoe and Richardson
Addison and Steele
Defoe and Swift
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Robinson Crusoe is
published in 1791
an example of picaresque novel
the protagonist of Richardson's masterpiece
the story of a castaway who spends 28 years on a remote island