The Elizabethan Age, also known as the Elizabethan Era or the Golden Age of English Literature, refers to the period of English history during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, which lasted from 1558 to 1603. This era is considered one of the most remarkable and influential periods in English literature, marked by significant advancements and achievements in various literary forms. The Elizabethan Age was a time of great cultural and intellectual flourishing in England. It witnessed the emergence of some of the most celebrated playwrights, poets, and prose writers in the English language. The works produced during this era continue to be highly regarded and studied to this day. One of the defining features of Elizabethan literature was the prominence of drama. The theater became increasingly popular, and London's theaters, such as The Globe, attracted large audiences. The most prominent playwright of the era was William Shakespeare, who wrote numerous plays that are considered masterpieces of world literature. Shakespeare's works, including "Romeo and Juliet," "Hamlet," "Macbeth," and "Othello," explored a wide range of themes, emotions, and human experiences. Aside from Shakespeare, other notable playwrights of the Elizabethan Age included Christopher Marlowe, Ben Jonson, Thomas Kyd, and John Webster. These playwrights experimented with different genres, including tragedy, comedy, and history, and their works displayed a deep understanding of human nature and society. In addition to drama, the Elizabethan Age witnessed significant developments in poetry. The era produced some of the finest English poets, such as Edmund Spenser, Philip Sidney, and John Donne. Edmund Spenser's epic poem "The Faerie Queene" is a notable work of the period, which celebrated Queen Elizabeth I and presented an allegorical representation of virtues and vices. Prose also flourished during the Elizabethan Age. The period saw the rise of essayists and prose writers who explored various subjects, including politics, religion, and philosophy. Francis Bacon, often regarded as the father of the English essay, published his influential collection of essays, "Essays, or Counsels Civil and Moral," during this time. The essay form became a significant medium for expressing ideas and opinions. The Elizabethan Age was characterized by a spirit of exploration, intellectual curiosity, and a renewed interest in classical literature and learning. The era's writers drew inspiration from ancient Greek and Roman works, incorporating classical themes and forms into their own compositions. This period also witnessed the growth of the English language itself, with an increased emphasis on linguistic innovation and creativity. Overall, the Elizabethan Age in English literature was a remarkable period of artistic and intellectual achievement. It produced timeless works that continue to captivate and inspire readers and audiences around the world. The legacy of this era remains an integral part of the literary canon, and its influence can still be felt in modern literature and theater
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ELIZABETHAN AGE IN SHORT:- England's Elizabeth I, queen so fair, Her reign was a time of culture and flair. Shakespeare's plays were the toast of the town, Marlowe's Tamburlaine had a villain renowned. Spenser's Faerie Queene was a grand epic tale, Sidney's sonnets made hearts flutter and wail. The Renaissance was in full swing, And the arts, they did truly sing. Exploration brought new worlds to sight, While religious tensions caused some to fight. Drake and Raleigh were heroes bold, And the Spanish Armada, their defeat foretold. So, remember Elizabethan and you will know, The highlights of this age long ago. So, the acronym is "SESMSRED" which stands for: Shakespeare Elizabeth I Spenser Marlowe Sidney Renaissance Exploration Drake You can use this mnemonic device to remember some important literary figures and historical events of the Elizabethan Age, including the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, the flourishing of the arts and literature during the Renaissance, and the adventures of explorers like Francis Drake. Good luck!
@@ajaysanghar ok, only writers or unki works ko yad rakh k jaa ho jayega.. Zada detail main mat padhna warna dimag kharap ho jayega 😄😄.. Thodi history padhle then kon se authors the in that time or last main jaa k kisne kya likhatha padle... Jaldi yad rahega... Or han only important authors i mean famous authors kibaremain hi padhna ok all the best
Elizabethan age was a great and golden age or english literature. In this age there was writtes but they were not single, they were in huge numbers. In this period there were many writters like as chritophere marlove, Ben Jonson, William sheakspeare and Elizabethan herself. That's why, this period is also called shaekespere period.
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Guruji in k B videos banaye please Critical theory :- Matthew Arnold- the study of poetry and the function of Criticism in present time Virginia woolf -the modern fiction TS Eliot -the metaphysical poets and the tradition and individual talent Edmund Wilson- interpretation of literature William empson- seven types of ambiguity
The Elizabethan Age, also known as the Elizabethan Era or the Golden Age of English Literature, refers to the period of English history during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, which lasted from 1558 to 1603. This era is considered one of the most remarkable and influential periods in English literature, marked by significant advancements and achievements in various literary forms.
The Elizabethan Age was a time of great cultural and intellectual flourishing in England. It witnessed the emergence of some of the most celebrated playwrights, poets, and prose writers in the English language. The works produced during this era continue to be highly regarded and studied to this day.
One of the defining features of Elizabethan literature was the prominence of drama. The theater became increasingly popular, and London's theaters, such as The Globe, attracted large audiences. The most prominent playwright of the era was William Shakespeare, who wrote numerous plays that are considered masterpieces of world literature. Shakespeare's works, including "Romeo and Juliet," "Hamlet," "Macbeth," and "Othello," explored a wide range of themes, emotions, and human experiences.
Aside from Shakespeare, other notable playwrights of the Elizabethan Age included Christopher Marlowe, Ben Jonson, Thomas Kyd, and John Webster. These playwrights experimented with different genres, including tragedy, comedy, and history, and their works displayed a deep understanding of human nature and society.
In addition to drama, the Elizabethan Age witnessed significant developments in poetry. The era produced some of the finest English poets, such as Edmund Spenser, Philip Sidney, and John Donne. Edmund Spenser's epic poem "The Faerie Queene" is a notable work of the period, which celebrated Queen Elizabeth I and presented an allegorical representation of virtues and vices.
Prose also flourished during the Elizabethan Age. The period saw the rise of essayists and prose writers who explored various subjects, including politics, religion, and philosophy. Francis Bacon, often regarded as the father of the English essay, published his influential collection of essays, "Essays, or Counsels Civil and Moral," during this time. The essay form became a significant medium for expressing ideas and opinions.
The Elizabethan Age was characterized by a spirit of exploration, intellectual curiosity, and a renewed interest in classical literature and learning. The era's writers drew inspiration from ancient Greek and Roman works, incorporating classical themes and forms into their own compositions. This period also witnessed the growth of the English language itself, with an increased emphasis on linguistic innovation and creativity.
Overall, the Elizabethan Age in English literature was a remarkable period of artistic and intellectual achievement. It produced timeless works that continue to captivate and inspire readers and audiences around the world. The legacy of this era remains an integral part of the literary canon, and its influence can still be felt in modern literature and theater
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1558 to 1603. Golden age in English history. Elizabethan age also known as Renaissance and Shakespearean age
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Rules by Elizabeth ..1603-1625 james 1 called as jacobean age nd both the rules included in elizabethan age 1550- 1625 mary's rule is also included but dont study her (1553)
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As far as I know renaissance age period is 1500-1660 isn't?
@@skmanirul759 no, it's from 1558 - 1603/1625
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ELIZABETHAN AGE IN SHORT:-
England's Elizabeth I, queen so fair, Her reign was a time of culture and flair. Shakespeare's plays were the toast of the town, Marlowe's Tamburlaine had a villain renowned.
Spenser's Faerie Queene was a grand epic tale, Sidney's sonnets made hearts flutter and wail. The Renaissance was in full swing, And the arts, they did truly sing.
Exploration brought new worlds to sight, While religious tensions caused some to fight. Drake and Raleigh were heroes bold, And the Spanish Armada, their defeat foretold.
So, remember Elizabethan and you will know, The highlights of this age long ago.
So, the acronym is "SESMSRED" which stands for:
Shakespeare
Elizabeth I
Spenser
Marlowe
Sidney
Renaissance
Exploration
Drake
You can use this mnemonic device to remember some important literary figures and historical events of the Elizabethan Age, including the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, the flourishing of the arts and literature during the Renaissance, and the adventures of explorers like Francis Drake. Good luck!
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@@ajaysanghar ok, only writers or unki works ko yad rakh k jaa ho jayega.. Zada detail main mat padhna warna dimag kharap ho jayega 😄😄.. Thodi history padhle then kon se authors the in that time or last main jaa k kisne kya likhatha padle... Jaldi yad rahega... Or han only important authors i mean famous authors kibaremain hi padhna ok all the best
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Elizabethan age was a great and golden age or english literature. In this age there was writtes but they were not single, they were in huge numbers. In this period there were many writters like as chritophere marlove, Ben Jonson, William sheakspeare and Elizabethan herself. That's why, this period is also called shaekespere period.
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Guruji in k B videos banaye please Critical theory :-
Matthew Arnold- the study of poetry and the function of Criticism in present time
Virginia woolf -the modern fiction
TS Eliot -the metaphysical poets and the tradition and individual talent
Edmund Wilson- interpretation of literature
William empson- seven types of ambiguity
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