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The Neo-Classical Period (1660 – 1785)

The Neo-Classical Period (1660 - 1785) The Neo-Classical period began in 1660 and ended in 1785. Another name for the Neo-classical period...Continue

Give a brief account of satire in the eighteenth century with reference to Pope, Dryden, Defoe, and Swift.

Give a brief account of satire in the eighteenth century with reference to Pope, Dryden, Defoe, and Swift. The eighteenth century/The Neo-classical...Continue

Chief characteristics of Restoration Literature.

The restoration period (1660-1770) is one of the most important periods in English Literature because English literary tradition was restored during the...Continue

Features of the Neo-classical age focusing on Alexander Pope and Jonathan Swift.

The Neo-classical age (1660-1785) was from the late 17th to the mid-18th century. This period was characterized by a revival of classical...Continue

Pope’s works and contribution to the neo-classical age.

Alexander Pope (1688-1744) was a prominent figure in the Neo-Classical Age. He made significant contributions to literature through his satirical and didactic...Continue

Newclassical period as a period of prose and reason.

The Neo-classical period (1660-1785) is also known as the 18th Century. It is a time in English literature that emphasized reason, order,...Continue

Restoration Age’s social, political, historical and literary tendencies

The Restoration Age (1660-1700) is a significant period in English history and literature. It began when Charles II was restored to the...Continue

The Way of the World as a comedy of Manners

Comedy of Manners is a play that portrays satirical behaviour in a particular social group. Comedy of Manners was popularized in the...Continue