Poets During the 17th and 18th Centuries

Poets of the 17th and 18th centuries, also called Neoclassical era, focused on the revival of classical forms and limits. Two famous neoclassical poets are John Dryden and Alexander Pop, both of which use heroic crowds and poetry, satire and other epic-like metaphor to create strictly shaped simulated heroic poetry . At the turn of the 19th century, the poet began to relax restrictions on the form of execution of neoclassical era. Mary Wollstonecraft and Elizabeth Barrett Browning are one of the female authors in a romantic era, accusing the harsh expectations of women in British society.

By the end of the seventeenth century, poets became increasingly dependent on the form of poetry that combined rhyming sets, and more reliance on fixed forms of poetry in the 18th century - especially Sonnets. The resulting classical - fewer than the Renaissance poetry - is restricted by the pattern of Mi and Rhyme that is close to reflect prose. The Romantic is responsible for returning (and sometimes modifying) many fixed forms of poetry used from the 15th century to the 16th century and creating new forms. But before the Panathians renewed their support, the sonnet was rarely used, and Sonnets will later find their most important practitioner at Charles Bodelail (1821-1867). However, Baudelaire greatly revised the traditional French sonnet form, played an important role in Les Fleurs du mal using 32 different sonnets and a different rhythm pattern than before. function

Ukraine experienced the Baroque era with other parts of Europe in the 17th and 18th centuries. The most famous poet of the 18th century was Hryhory Skovoroda, often called "Ukrainian Socrate". When Ukraine began to overcome Russian as a literary option, Ukrainian dialects were greatly strengthened after the 18th century. The 19th century brought the golden age of Ukrainian literature, including Ivan Kotlyarevski (Eneida) and Hryhory Kvitka Osnovyanenko. In the 1830s, romanticism concentrated on Kharkiv, creating more rich works. Shashkevich, Holovatsky and vahylevich trio wrote the most famous work

Over the centuries various sciences have emerged. Physics and astronomy were particularly prominent at the end of the 16th and 17th centuries, with chemistry and biology at the end of the 17th and 18th centuries, mathematics was used as part of scientific calculations throughout the period. A new way of thinking was pushed out aside. These new models will return to the work of Aristotle and other Greek and Roman philosophers / scientists who emphasize the use of reasons, in addition to knowledge, nature, faith in thinking about humans and the universe. Methods related to these ideas are called scientific methods and include two methods - a priori and inductive