chapter 12 anglo american immortal poem

7/29/2019 Chapter 12 Anglo American Immortal poem

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CHAPTER 12

EARLY

MIDDLE AGES19TH CENTURY


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POETRY

literary creation that works with words

a presentational art

Poetry is an imitation of human action which is

expressed in language with the aid of harmony and

rhythm

Aristotle

Plato poetry is considered as a kind of madness andshould be banned from his ideal society

Othersinspiration


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Marianne Moore(1887-1972)

NAME: Marianne Moore

OCCUPATION: Poet, editor,

reviewer, translator

BIRTH DATE: November 15, 1887

DEATH DATE: February 05, 1972

EDUCATION: Bryn Mawr

PLACE OF BIRTH: St. Louis, Missouri

PLACE OF DEATH: New York, New York

FULL NAME: Marianne Craig Moore

REMAINS: Buried, Evergreen Cemetery,

we do not admire what wecannot understand

If we see the beauty of POETRY then

we will be interested in it.

POETRY


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Her works:

(1935)

free verses

(1936)(1951)

Pulitizer Prize,

National Book award

Bolingen Prize

(1967)


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Geoffrey Chaucer(1340-1400)

NAME: Geoffrey Chaucer

OCCUPATION: Author, Poet

BIRTH DATE: c. 1343DEATH DATE: October 25, 1400

PLACE OF DEATH: London,

United Kingdom

Greatest writer of

Medieval Period


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His works

passion and adoration towards different beautifulladies

collection of brief narratives written

in poetry

describes what knight should be


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Sir Walter Raleigh(1552-1618)

Born: January 22, 1552

Birth Place: Devon, United Kingdom

Occupation: aristocrat, writer, poet,

soldier, courtier, spy, and explorer

Died: October 29, 1618

Place Died: London, United KingdomSpouse: Elizabeth Raleigh

Buried: St Margaret's, Westminster, City

of Westminster, United Kingdom

Children: Carew Raleigh, Damerei

Raleigh, Walter Raleigh

Writer during

Elizabeth period

the Golden Age


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His works:

portraying their ideal future together:together: a lifefilled with earthly pleasures in a world of eternal

spring

response to a poem written by Christopher Marlowe,

The Passionate Shepherd to His Love.

Raleighsreply oppose the fancy vision of Marlowe

introduces the concepts of time and change


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Edmund Spenser(1552-1599)

NAME: Edmund Spenser

OCCUPATION: Poet

BIRTH DATE: c. 1552

DEATH DATE: January 13, 1599

EDUCATION: University of Cambridge,

Pembroke College

PLACE OF BIRTH: London, England

PLACE OF DEATH: London, England

The Faerie Queene.

epic poem published

in 1590


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the mans love for the lady is fire, while hers

for him is ice

His works:

Eternal love


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Christopher Marlowe(1564-1593)

use of blank verse inwriting his dramatic works.

NAME: Christopher Marlowe

OCCUPATION: Playwright, Poet

BIRTH DATE: c. February 26, 1564

DEATH DATE: May 30, 1593EDUCATION: King's School,

Corpus Christi College

PLACE OF BIRTH: Canterbury, England

PLACE OF DEATH: Deptford, England


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His works:

about the conqueror Timur, who rises

from shepherd to warrior

Maltese Jew's barbarous revenge against

the city authorities

dealing with the devil

hero unable to "burn

his books"


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Aeneas has an important mission wherein

his love for Dido must not distract him

an English history play about the deposition

of King Edward II by his barons and the

Queen

portraying the events of the Saint

Bartholomew's Day Massacre in 1572

most dangerous play


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a life filled with earthly pleasures in aworld of eternal spring

love story of Hero and

Leander

We can not dictates our feelings nor to control it


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expresses the desire of man

towards Helen.

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