the Restoration Shaped Literature From 1660 to 1700

Because Dryden is the dominant and most representative literary of the era, the recovery period is also known as the Dryden era. In the process of restoration, Charles II restored the throne to tell the beginning of a new era of British literature. The resurrection of Charles II brought about a revolutionary change in life and literature. On the other hand, seriousness, dedication and etiquette lessons of all things have been forgotten. Happiness and joy are new moods, and ethics (Chavan) are declining.

The revival of the monarchy in 1660 has created a new beginning of literature to celebrate and respond to the new secular and interesting court of the king. Oliver Cromwell (Oliver Cromwell), Renewal to the UK After closing protection during the open theater, Puritan loses momentum, "restoration comedy" ("restoration comedy") can be a type of recognition. Restoration comedy is a comedy in the UK written and executed during the recovery period from 1660 to 1710. In addition, women were able to perform at stage for the first time.

This course begins with the restoration of English literature (circa 1660) and the New World literature of the American formation period (and invention). Specifically, the course will start in the wilderness in the US "at the end of the English Puritan Revolution (Oliver Cromwell and Interregnum), and at the beginning of the Puritan After the course begins, the course is between the Old World Literature and the Literary Republic Emphasizing the differences and similarities in the 18th century, focusing on the mainstream of England and American literature in the 18th century and early 19th century. In the second half we compare the romantic literary movements of the UK in the early 19th century with the United States around 1840-186.

It is the first of three literary era in the neoclassical era in British literature, often characterized by sarcasm, tactile sensations, reactions to Puritans. After 11 years of age in the United Kingdom restored to the throne of Britain, or Puritan Interregnum (meaning "during the judgment"), in 1660 he began the Stuart House. It is widely believed that it ended in 1700. Restoring the spirit of literary prodigal era - focusing on court, novelty and clever conspiracy response - quite contrasting in the public dance, preceding Puritan era, led by most public theaters closed It will be removed. Thanks to the resumption of the theater and support of the king, this drama prospered during the age of restoration. Especially popular are restorative comedy, ceremonial comedy. The main things of the main tragedy are a hero drama and a tragedy. That center is an unreasonable pain of a good woman.