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The English Renaissance 1485–1660

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The English Renaissance

by María Eugenia Hidalgo
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It was marked by a surge of creative energy and the emergence of a worldview more modern than medieval.

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It marked the official conclusion of the Renaissance period in English history.

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He wrote the epic The Faerie Queene (1590) in honor of Elizabeth I.

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What is a pastoral?

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What is a sonnet?

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They dealt with the complexities of human life on earth rather than with the religious themes of earlier times.

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It is one of Shakespeare’s comedies.

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His plays provided a satiric, somewhat cynical commentary on the lives of ordinary Londoners.

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It is an epic poem based on the biblical story of the first humans, Adam and Eve.

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It is an allegory in which a character named Christian undertakes a dangerous journey from this world to the next.

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It dealt mainly with themes of love, war, chivalry, and loyalty to the throne and frequently advocated the philosophy of carpe diem, or living for the moment.

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It employed unusual imagery, elaborate metaphors, and irregular meter to produce intense poems characterized by themes of death, physical love, and religious devotion.

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