European Literature

Cards (33)

  • Classical Period

    Focused on heroism and Philosophical dialogues
  • Medieval Period
    Religious themes, including allegorical interpretations of biblical stories
  • Renaissance
    Revival of interest in classical texts and humanism
  • Enlightenment
    Reason, science, and social criticism
  • Romanticism
    Emotion, imagination and sublime
  • Modernism
    Broke with traditional forms and conventions experimenting with narratives techniques, language and structure
  • Classical Themes
    Heroism, conquest, exploration, Impact of Eurpean Expansion
  • Medieval Themes
    Religioun, chivalry, fate & Destiny, Heroism & bravery
  • Renaissance Themes

    Individualism vs. society, power & politics, Religion & Spirituality
  • Enlightenment Themes
    Reason & Rationalism, Social Critique, Satira & Irony
  • Modernistic Themes
    Alienation & Disillusionment
    Identity and the self
    Urban life and the City
    The search for meaning
  • Classical Genres
    Epic poetry
    Drama
    Historiography
    Philosophy
  • Medieval Genres
    Allegory
    Chivalric Literature
    Religious Literature
  • Renaissance Genres
    Poetry
    Drama
    Prise Fiction
  • Enlightenment Genres
    Philosophical treaties
    Satire
    Essay
    Novel
  • Modernistic Genres
    Novels
    Poetry
    Manifesto
    Short Stories
    Essay
  • Classical Authors
    Euripides
    Homer
  • Medieval authors
    Geoffrey Chaucer
    Dante Alighieri
  • Renaissance authors
    William Shakespeare
  • Renaissance Authors
    William Shakespeare
    John Milton
  • Enlightenment Authors
    Voltaire
    Mary Wollstonecraft
  • Modernist authors
    James Joyce
    T.S. Eliot
  • The Waste of land, Four Quartets
    T.S. Eliot
  • Ulysses, Finnegans wake
    James Joyce
  • A vindication of the rights of the women
    Mary Wollstonecraft
  • Candide
    Voltaire
  • Paradise lost
    John Milton
  • Hamlet
    William Shakespeare
  • The divine Comedy
    Dante Alighieri
  • Father of English literature
    Geoffrey Chaucer
  • The Canterbury tales 

    Geoffrey Chaucer
  • Medea
    Euripides
  • Iliad and odyssey
    Homer