Modern Productions of 18th Century Plays

Contemporary work of the drama of the 18th century: This article is still valid today Today's work of the 18th century British major theaters, John Gay's opera, William Wickley's country wife, and George Eceram's model We will take up. William Congrave's "Way to the World", Richard Steele's "Conscious Lover", and Richard Brislie Sheridan's "Scandal School". British literature drama of the 18th century has endured the test of time in many ways.

European literature of the 18th century refers to literature (poetry, theater, satire, novel) produced in Europe during this period. The development of the modern novel of the 18th century was regarded as a literary genre, but in reality many of the first British novel candidates can be traced back to this time. The subclass of the novel of the 18th century is a letter, a wise novel, a history, a Gothic novel, and a horny novel.

The rise of modern Europe coincided with the decline of the Ottoman Empire that many scholars called, the Ottoman Empire faced political, military and economic collapse in the 18th century. Prior to the 18th century the Ottoman Empire was considered superior, but by the end of the 18th century I had the same power as Europe, but the power relations between the Ottoman Empire and Europe began to change. It is favored in Europe. In 1798 Napoleon Bonaparte occupied the Ottoman Empire and killed about 3,000 Egyptians. The occupation period was only three years, after which prolonged hostility towards France continued, but this experience ultimately brought enlightenment of the Egyptian people with enlightenment and new European skills.

In modern history, the early end began in North America and France, with the arrival of the revolutionary era, in the late eighteenth century. The subsequent major political changes took place in Europe, such as the disorder after the Napoleonic War, the redrawing of the European map by the second Paris Convention, the emergence of the concept of new nationalism, and the reorganization of the military. The end of modern early days is also usually related to the industrial revolution that began in the mid-18th century in England.