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To which literary period are the following concepts linked?
To which literary period are the following concepts linked?
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Rupert Brooke - The Soldier
Modernism
The Enlightenment
The Victorian Period
Romanticism
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the development of new art, the rise of individualism
The Enlightenment
Postmodernism
The Renaissance
Modernism
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focus on reason, knowledge, discovery and education
The Enlightenment
The Medieval period
The Renaissance
Realism (the Victorian period)
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Literature before World War I is....
Always linked to the time period
Not relevant anymore
Mostly easy to identify as a representative of one or two literary styles
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No absolute truths anymore, interpretation of the reader becomes the new truth.
Renaissance
Modernism
The enlightenment
Postmodernism
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supernatural elements, fascination with death, mystery
Gothic Novel
Modernism
Romanticism
The Victorian Period
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Literature between the two World Wars...
looks for consolation in literature from the past
tries to tell a bigger story
shows the struggle to live in a world that is torn apart
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Literature after World War II is....
questions the concept of literature
represents an individual idea rather than a universal truth
often linked to previous literary periods
often difficult to read
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Characters looks for meaning in a chaotic world. Work reflects themes of alienation and isolation.
Postmodernism
Medieval literature
Modernism
Realism
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theocentric literature, mostly in verse
The Renaissance
The Enlightenment
The Victorian period (Realism)
Medieval period
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embracing the past, the exotic and the natural life
The Victorian period (Realism)
Postmodernism
Romanticism
The Renaissance
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ordinary events, ordinary people, true to life
The Enlightenment
Medieval period
Realism & Victorian period
Romanticism
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The Canterbury Tales
None of the above mentioned
Medieval / Renaissance
Strictly Medieval
Renaissance
