Samuel taylor coleridge biography timeline graphic organizer

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    • History of English Literature: Chart, Books & Notes PDF

    The history of English literature spans over a thousand years, evolving from Old English (Anglo-Saxon) literature to the modern literary forms we recognize today. Starting with epic works like Beowulf, literature reflected the language and cultural shifts of England. The Middle English period, marked by Geoffrey Chaucer’s The Canterbury Tales, saw the influence of Norman French and Latin. The Renaissance, with figures like Shakespeare and John Milton, brought a flourishing of drama and poetry.

    The Victorian era highlighted social issues, while the 20th century embraced Modernism, challenging traditional narrative forms. Postcolonial, feminist, and contemporary literature further diversified the landscape, addressing themes of identity, power, and inequality.

    Each literary period contributed uniquely to the development of English literature, shaping language, storytelling, and the exploration of human experience. The rich history continues to influence writers and readers worldwide, offering profound insights into society’s ever-changing values and concerns.

    Periods of English Literature Chart

    The history of English literature is a fascinating journey through centuries of creative expression and cultural evolution. Spanning from the oral traditions of the Anglo-Saxon era to the fragmented narratives of the postmodern period, it is divided into distinct periods, each with its unique characteristics, themes, and influential authors. These periods reflect the societal, political, and intellectual changes of their time, showcasing how literature has evolved to mirror human experiences and aspirations.

    Below is periods of English Literature chart that highlights the major periods of English literature, offering a concise overview of this rich literary heritage.

    PeriodTime FrameKey CharacteristicsNotable Authors
    Old English (Anglo-Saxon Period)450–1066Heroic and
  • The Oxford Handbook of Coleridge

    • The Oxford Handbook of Samuel Taylor Coleridge 0199229538, 9780199229536

    Table of contents :
    Contents
    List of Abbreviations
    Notes on Contributors
    Introduction
    PART I: BIOGRAPHY
    1. Coleridge’s Early Years
    2. Coleridge and Wordsworth: Collaboration and Criticism from Salisbury Plain to Aids to Reflection
    3. Coleridge’s Publisher and Patron: Cottle and Poole
    4. Coleridge’s Marriage and Family
    5. Coleridge’s Travels
    6. Coleridge’s Self-Representations
    PART II: THE PROSE WORKS
    7. Coleridge’s Lectures 1795: On Politics and Religion
    8. Coleridge as Editor: The Watchman and The Friend
    9. Coleridge in the Newspapers, Periodicals, and Annuals
    10. Coleridge’s Lectures 1808–1819: On Literature
    11. Coleridge as Literary Critic: Biographia Literaria and Essays on the Principles of Genial Criticism
    12. Coleridge on Politics and Religion: The Statesman’s Manual, Aids to Reflection, On the Constitution of Church and State
    13. Coleridge’s Lectures 1818–1819: On the History of Philosophy
    14. Coleridge as Reader: Marginalia
    15. Coleridge’s Notebooks
    16. Coleridge as Talker: Sage of Highgate, Table Talk
    17. Coleridge as Thinker: Logic and Opus Maximum
    PART III: THE POETIC WORKS
    18. Coleridge on Allegory and Symbol
    19. Coleridge’s Early Poetry, 1790–1796
    20. Coleridge’s Genres
    21. Coleridge as Playwright
    22. Coleridge as Translator
    PART IV: SOURCES AND INFLUENCES
    23. Coleridge and Plagiarism
    24. Coleridge: Biblical and Classical Literature
    25. Coleridge as a Theologian
    26. Coleridge and Shakespeare
    27. Coleridge and the English Poetic Tradition
    28. Coleridge and European Literature
    29. Coleridge’s Dialogues with German Thought
    30. Coleridge and Language Theory
    31. Coleridge and Philosophy
    32. Coleridge and the Arts
    33. Coleridge and Science
    PART V: RECEPTION
    34. Coleridge’s Literary Influence
    35. Coleridge’s Early Biographers
    36. Coleridge’s Reception on the Continent
    37. Writing about Coleridge
    Index
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    Literary Thesis Graphic Organizer

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