english literature vs america

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ENGLISH LITERATURE VSENGLISH LITERATURE VS

AMERICAN LITERATUREAMERICAN LITERATURE

VS

PRESENTED BY:

1. ANUGERAH HARDINA

2. ATIKA HESTI

3. DEDE FADLIATUL AWALIAH

4. KARINA PUSPA SARI

5. PERONIKA LUSIANA BR. B.


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AGENDAAGENDA

1.1. INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION

2.2.TIME LINE OF ENGLISHTIME LINE OF ENGLISHLITERATURELITERATURE

3.3.TIME LINE OF AMERICANTIME LINE OF AMERICANLITERATURELITERATURE


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INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION

LITERATURE IS WRITINGS THATLITERATURE IS WRITINGS THAT

ARE VAUED AS WORKS OF ARTARE VAUED AS WORKS OF ARTESPECIALLY FICTION, DRAMAESPECIALLY FICTION, DRAMA

AND POETRY (IN CONTRASTAND POETRY (IN CONTRAST

WITH TECHNICAL BOOKS ANDWITH TECHNICAL BOOKS ANDNEWSPAPER, MEGAZINE, ETC).NEWSPAPER, MEGAZINE, ETC).


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TIME LINE OF ENGLISHTIME LINE OF ENGLISH

LITERATURELITERATUREDateDate Literary PeriodLiterary Period Authors/WorksAuthors/Works

800800--

400 BC400 BC

This period wasThis period was

dominated bydominated byHomer and otherHomer and other

Greek tragediansGreek tragedians

The IliadThe Iliadandand TheThe

OdysseyOdysseyby Homerby HomerOedipus the KingOedipus the Kingbyby

SophoclesSophocles

MedeaMedea by Euripedesby Euripedes


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DateDate Literary PeriodLiterary Period Authors/WorksAuthors/Works

250 BC250 BC

AD 150AD 150

680680--10661066

Writers of theWriters of the

Roman EmpireRoman Empireare most notedare most noted

in this timein this time

periodperiod

Old EnglishOld English

(Anglo(Anglo--Saxon)Saxon)

PeriodPeriod

Famous authors from thisFamous authors from this

period: Virgil, Horace, andperiod: Virgil, Horace, andOvidOvid

Caedmons Hymn earliest

poem in English recorded in

Bedes Ecclesiastical History

of the English People(completed in 731). The first

vernacular poem in English

(written around 658(written around 658-- 680)680)


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BeowulfBeowulf

The rise of haikuThe rise of haiku

Poetry (written in 1000)Poetry (written in 1000)

Tale of GenjiTale of Genjibyby

Japanese writerJapanese writer

Murasaki ShibikuMurasaki Shibiku

(written around the year(written around the year

1000)1000)


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10661066--15001500

MiddleMiddle

EnglishEnglishPeriodPeriod

Persian poet RumiPersian poet Rumi

(1207(1207--1273)1273)Petrarch, Italian writer,Petrarch, Italian writer,

inventor of the sonnetinventor of the sonnet

(1304(1304 --74)74)

The Divine ComedyThe Divine Comedy

by Dante, Italian writerby Dante, Italian writer

(1307(1307--1321)1321)


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MiddleMiddle

EnglishEnglishPeriodPeriod

William Langland

(c. 1330-1387)The Vision of

William Concerning

Piers the Plowman

(1362, A text) Anallegorical dream

vision poem divided

into three parts, each

with a differentvision.


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Middle EnglishMiddle English

PeriodPeriod

The Canterbury

Tales (1387-1400)by Geoffrey

Chaucer, British

writer (1343-1400)


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Middle EnglishMiddle English

PeriodPeriod

Sir Gawain and

the Green Knight(1375-1500)

Written by the

unknown Pearl

poet, who alsowrote the

allegorical dream-

vision poem,

Pearl.


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15001500--16601660

The RenaissanceThe Renaissance

558558--16031603

Elizabethan AgeElizabethan Age

16031603--16251625

Jacobean AgeJacobean Age

16251625--16491649

Caroline AgeCaroline Age

16491649--16691669

CommonwealthCommonwealth

PeriodPeriod

Francois Rabelais,

French writer (14901553)

Dr. Faustus by

Christopher Marlowe,British writer (1564-93)

William Shakespeare,

British poet and

playwright (1564-1616)


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The RenaissanceThe Renaissance Ben Johnson, British

author (1572-1637)

John Donne, British

poet (1572-1631)

The Faerie Queen

(1589) by Edmund

Spenser, British poet

1599 The Globe

Theatre built


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TheThe

RenaissanceRenaissance

Don Quixote (1605

1615) by Miguel deCervantes, Spanish

writer

Andrew Marvel, Britishpoet (1621-78)

Henry Vaughan,

British poet (1621-95)


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The RenaissanceThe Renaissance Paradise Lost

(1667) by JohnMilton, British

author (1608-74)


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16601660--17851785

The NeoclassicalThe Neoclassical

PeriodPeriod

16601660--17001700

The RestorationThe Restoration

17001700--17451745The Augustan AgeThe Augustan Age

(Age of Pope)(Age of Pope)

16501650--17501750

Puritan/ColonialPuritan/Colonial

Literature (America)Literature (America)

Tartuffe (1664) by

French writer Moliere

(1622-73)

Alexander Pope (1688

1744), British poet


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TheThe

NeoclassicalNeoclassicalPeriodPeriod

Robinson Crusoe

(1719) and MollFlanders (1722) by

DanielDefoe,

English writer(1660-1731)

Gulliver's Travels

(1726) by Jonathan

Swift, English writer

(1667-1745)


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TheThe


Candide (1759) by

French writer

Voltaire (1694-1778)

Samuel Johnson,

English writer (17091784)

Jean-Jacques

Rousseau, French writerAnd philosopher

(1712-78)


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TheThe


Sinners in the Hands

of an Angry God(1741) By American

Jonathan Edwards

The Castle of Otranto(1764) by Horace

Walpole (first gothic

novel)


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TIME LINE OF AMERICANTIME LINE OF AMERICAN

LITERATURELITERATURE


17501750--

18001800The Age ofThe Age of

ReasonReason(America)(America)

ThomasThomasJefferson,Jefferson,

Thomas Paine,Thomas Paine,

and Patrickand Patrick

Henry, AmericanHenry, AmericanRevolutionRevolution

authorsauthors


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The Age ofThe Age of

ReasonReason(America)(America)

Poems on

Various Subjects

(1773) by Phyllis

Wheatley,

African-American

poet (1753-1784)

CommonCommon

SenseSense (1776)(1776)by Thomasby Thomas

PainePaine


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17851785--18301830

TheThe

RomanticRomanticPeriodPeriod

The GothicThe GothicPeriodPeriod

(approx. 1785(approx. 1785--

1820, though it1820, though itlasted longerlasted longer

in America)in America)

William Blake, English

poet (1757-1827)

William Wordsworth,

English poet (1770-

1850)


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The RomanticThe Romantic

PeriodPeriod

The GothicThe Gothic

PeriodPeriod(approx. 1785(approx. 1785

1820, though it1820, though it

lasted longerlasted longerin America)in America)

"The Rime of the

Ancient Mariner"by

Samuel Taylor

Coleridge, English

poet (1772-1834)

LordByron, English

poet (1788-1824)

Percy Bysshe Shelley,Percy Bysshe Shelley,

English poet (1792English poet (1792

18221822))

Jane Austen,

English

author (1775-

1817)


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The RomanticThe Romantic

PeriodPeriod

The GothicThe Gothic

PeriodPeriod(approx. 1785(approx. 1785

1820, though it1820, though it

lasted longerlasted longerin America)in America)

John Keats, English

poet (1795-1821)

Alfred, Lord Tennyson,

English poet, (1809-92)

Frankenstein (1818) by

MaryShelley, British

writer (1797-1851)


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TheThe

RomanticRomanticPeriodPeriod

The GothicThe GothicPeriodPeriod

(approx. 1785(approx. 1785

1820, though it1820, though itlasted longerlasted longer

in America)in America)

The Last of theThe Last of the

MohicansMohicans (1826) by(1826) by

James FenimoreJames Fenimore

Cooper, AmericanCooper, American

novelist (1789novelist (1789--1851)1851)


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18321832--19011901 The VictorianThe Victorian

PeriodPeriod

18481848--18601860

The PreThe Pre--

RaphaelitesRaphaelites

18401840--18601860

TranscendentalisTranscendentalis

mm

(America)(America)

18651865--19001900

Age of RealismAge of Realism

(America)(America)

Elizabeth BarrettElizabeth Barrett

Browning, EnglishBrowning, English

poet (1806poet (1806--61)61)

Edgar Allan Poe,Edgar Allan Poe,American writerAmerican writerinfluenced byinfluenced byGothicGothicmovementmovement (1809(1809--49)49)

RobertRobert

Browning,Browning,

EnglishEnglish

poetpoet (1812(1812--89)89)


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The VictorianThe Victorian

PeriodPeriod

Charles Dickens, BritishCharles Dickens, British

author (1812author (1812--1870)1870)

Emily Dickinson,Emily Dickinson,

American writer (1830American writer (1830--

1886)1886)

Henry James, AmericanHenry James, American

writer (1843writer (1843--1916)1916)


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TheThe

VictorianVictorianPeriodPeriod

TranscendentalistTranscendentalist

writers Ralph Waldowriters Ralph Waldo

Emerson, Henry DavidEmerson, Henry David

Thoreau, BronsonThoreau, Bronson

Alcott, Margaret FullerAlcott, Margaret Fuller

Narrative of the Life ofNarrative of the Life ofFrederickDouglass, anFrederickDouglass, an

American SlaveAmerican Slave (1845)(1845)

by Frederick Douglassby Frederick Douglass

(1818(1818--1895)1895)


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PeriodPeriod

Jane EyreJane Eyre (1847)(1847)

ByBy

Charlotte Bronte,Charlotte Bronte,

BritishBritish

writer (1816writer (1816--55)55)

Wuthering HeightsWuthering Heights

(1848) by Emily Bronte,(1848) by Emily Bronte,

British writer (1818British writer (1818--48)48)

The Scarlet LetterThe Scarlet Letter(1850)(1850)

by Nathanielby Nathaniel

Hawthorne, AmericanHawthorne, American

writerwriter


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PeriodPeriod

MobyDickMobyDick(1851)(1851)

by Herman Melville,by Herman Melville,

American writerAmerican writer

WaldenWalden (1854) by Henry(1854) by Henry

David Thoreau,David Thoreau,American essayistAmerican essayist

Incidents in the Life of aIncidents in the Life of a

Slave GirlSlave Girl(1861) by(1861) by

Harriet Jacobs (1813Harriet Jacobs (1813--1897)1897)

Les MiserablesLes Miserables (1862) by(1862) by

Victor Hugo, FrenchVictor Hugo, French

writerwriter


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DateDate LiteraryLiterary

PeriodPeriod

Authors/WorksAuthors/Works

TheTheVictorianVictorian

PeriodPeriod

Vanity FairVanity Fair(1848) by(1848) by

William MakepeaceWilliam Makepeace

Thackeray, English novelistThackeray, English novelist

Madame BovaryMadame Bovary(1857) by(1857) by

Gustave Flaubert, FrenchGustave Flaubert, Frenchwriterwriter

MiddlemarchMiddlemarch (1872) by(1872) by

George Eliot (a.k.a. MarianGeorge Eliot (a.k.a. Marian

Evans), British writerEvans), British writer


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PeriodPeriod

A Doll's HouseA Doll's House (1879)(1879)

by Henrik Ibsen,by Henrik Ibsen,

Norwegian dramatistNorwegian dramatist

(1828(1828--1906)1906)

The RedBadge ofThe RedBadge of

CourageCourage (1895) by(1895) by

Stephen Crane,Stephen Crane,

American author (1871American author (1871--

1900)1900)

Huckleberry FinnHuckleberry Finn

(1885) by American(1885) by Americanwriter Mark Twainwriter Mark Twain

(a.k.a. Samuel(a.k.a. Samuel

Clemens, 1835Clemens, 1835--

19101910


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PeriodPeriod

The AwakeningThe Awakening(1899)(1899)

by Kate Chopin,by Kate Chopin,


The Yellow WallpaperThe Yellow Wallpaper

(1899) by Charlotte(1899) by Charlotte

Perkins Gilman,Perkins Gilman,


Leaves of GrassLeaves of Grass (1900)(1900)

by Walt Whitman,by Walt Whitman,

American poetAmerican poet


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19011901--19141914 TheThe

EdwardianEdwardianPeriodPeriod

(Europe)(Europe)

NaturalismNaturalism

(America)(America)

Heart ofHeart of

Darkness

Darkness

(1902)(1902)

by Josephby Joseph

Conrad,Conrad,

Polish/BritishPolish/Britishauthor (1857author (1857--

1924)1924)

The Souls ofBlack FolkThe Souls ofBlack Folk

(1903) By W.E.B. Dubois,(1903) By W.E.B. Dubois,



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TheThe

EdwardianEdwardianPeriodPeriod

(Europe)(Europe)

NaturalismNaturalism

(America)(America)

The Call of the WildThe Call of the Wild(1903) by Jack London,(1903) by Jack London,

American writer, (1876American writer, (1876--

1916)1916)

Ethan Frome (1911) byEthan Frome (1911) by

Edith Wharton,Edith Wharton,


1937)1937)


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19141914--19451945 The ModernThe Modern

PeriodPeriod

"The Love Song of J."The Love Song of J.

Alfred Prufrock" (1915)Alfred Prufrock" (1915)

by T.S. Eliot, Americanby T.S. Eliot, American

writerwriter

My Antonia (1918) byMy Antonia (1918) by

Willa Cather, AmericanWilla Cather, American

writer (1873writer (1873--1947)1947)

Robert Frost,Robert Frost,AmericanAmericanpoet (1874poet (1874--1963)1963)


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The ModernThe Modern

PeriodPeriod

Winesburg, Ohio (1919)Winesburg, Ohio (1919)

byS

herwood Anderson,byS

herwood Anderson,American writerAmerican writer

The Great Gatsby (1925)The Great Gatsby (1925)

by F. Scott Fitzgerald,by F. Scott Fitzgerald,


1940)1940)

The Sun Also RisesThe Sun Also Rises

(1926) by Ernest(1926) by Ernest

Hemingway, AmericanHemingway, American

writer (1899writer (1899--1961)1961)


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PeriodPeriod

As I LayDying (1930) byAs I LayDying (1930) by

William Faulkner,William Faulkner,


1962)1962)

Of Mice andOf Mice and

Men (1937)Men (1937)

by Johnby John

Steinbeck,Steinbeck,

AmericanAmerican

Writer (1902Writer (1902--1968)1968)

Their Eyes WereTheir Eyes Were

Watching God (1937) byWatching God (1937) by

Zora Neale Hurston,Zora Neale Hurston,


1960)1960)


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PeriodPeriod

The Glass MenagerieThe Glass Menagerie

(1945) by Tennessee(1945) by Tennessee

Williams, AmericanWilliams, Americanplaywright (1911playwright (1911--1983)1983)

Animal FarmAnimal Farm

(1945) By George Orwell,(1945) By George Orwell,

British writerBritish writer

(1903(1903--1950)1950)

The Stranger (1946) byThe Stranger (1946) by

Albert Camus, FrenchAlbert Camus, French

writer (1913writer (1913--1960)1960)


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19501950 -- PostPost

ModernismModernism

The Catcher in the RyeThe Catcher in the Rye

(1951) by J.D.Salinger,(1951) by J.D.Salinger,

American writer (1919American writer (1919--))

Invisible Man (1952) byInvisible Man (1952) by

Ralph Ellison, AmericanRalph Ellison, American

writer (1914writer (1914--1994)1994)


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PostPost

ModernismModernism

The Crucible (1953) byThe Crucible (1953) by

Arthur Miller, AmericanArthur Miller, American

playwright (1915playwright (1915--))

Fahrenheit 451 (1953) byFahrenheit 451 (1953) by

Ray

Bradbury, American

Ray

Bradbury, American

author (1920author (1920--))

Lord of the Flies (1954) byLord of the Flies (1954) by

William Golding, BritishWilliam Golding, British

author (1911author (1911--1993)1993)


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PeriodPeriod


PostPostModernismModernism

Catch 22 (1961) by JosephCatch 22 (1961) by JosephHeller, American WriterHeller, American Writer

(1923(1923--))

A Separate Peace (1962) byA Separate Peace (1962) by

John Knowles, AmericanJohn Knowles, American

writer (1926writer (1926--))

One Flew Over the Cuckoo'sOne Flew Over the Cuckoo's

Nest (1962) by Ken Kesey,Nest (1962) by Ken Kesey,

American author (1935American author (1935--2001)2001)


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PostPost

ModernismModernism

The Bell Jar (1963)The Bell Jar (1963)

bySylvia Plath,bySylvia Plath,

American poetAmerican poet

and authorand author

(1932(1932--63)63)

The Chosen (1967) by ChaimThe Chosen (1967) by ChaimPotok, American writerPotok, American writer

(1929(1929--2002)2002)

I Know WhyI Know Why

the CagedBirdthe CagedBirdSings (1970)Sings (1970)

by Maya Angelou,by Maya Angelou,

American authorAmerican author

(1928(1928--))


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PeriodPeriod



TheB

luest EyeTheB

luest Eye(1970) by(1970) by

Toni Morrison,Toni Morrison,

AmericanAmerican

author (1931author (1931--))

Bless Me, Ultima (1972) byBless Me, Ultima (1972) by

Rudolfo Anaya, MexicanRudolfo Anaya, Mexican

American AuthorAmerican Author (1927(1927--))The Woman Warrior (1976)The Woman Warrior (1976)

by Maxine Hong Kingston,by Maxine Hong Kingston,

AsianAsian--American writerAmerican writer

(1940(1940--))


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PostPost

ModernismModernism

The Color Purple (1982) byThe Color Purple (1982) by

Alice Walker (1944Alice Walker (1944--))

The House on Mango StreetThe House on Mango Street

(1983) bySandra Cisneros(1983) bySandra Cisneros

(1954(1954--))

Love Medicine (1984) byLove Medicine (1984) by

Louise Erdrich, NativeLouise Erdrich, Native

American author (1954American author (1954--))


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by Amy Tan, Americanby Amy Tan, American

writer (1952writer (1952--))

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