The English Renaissance

The history of literature is eternal. After oral creation, writing started long ago. These later tell stories of generations, rhymes, poetry etc. After the Chinese invented the paper, it caused a new revelation. About 1440, a man named Johannes Gutenberg invented a printing press. The mechanization of such books has a tremendous impact on society today as well. Throughout this English trip and its development stages, there are many differences and similarities between that theme, theme, and writing style.

The British Renaissance was different in some respects from the Italian Renaissance. The mainstream art form of British Renaissance was literature and music. The visual art of British Renaissance was not as important as the Renaissance of Italy. The British era began a long time later than the Italians who entered Manorism and the Baroque era before the 1550s. In contrast, the British Renaissance began in the 1520s and continued until 1620.

During the British Renaissance, there was no doubt that John Milton's "Lost Paradise" was generally regarded as the main work. The Renaissance is thought to have started in Florence in the 14th century when the ancient classical Renaissance flourished. Painters like Dante, Petrarch, Boccaccio, and Giotto are important people of that era. From the end of the fifteenth century, it was called the Renaissance Museum of Art, when several Italian cities began to compete with Florence seeking a leading position. Therefore, the Renaissance idea began to spread from the beginning of the 16th century. The renaissance and influence of classical culture, art and literature usually appears in Paradise Lost and La Divine Comedia, especially on the background of the underworld. This is the general literary motivation of classical epic work. Inspired by all the literature of that era, Milton decided to write his epic

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