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Literary Movements

Literary Movements. Literary Movements. Ellen Campbell Abby Swygert Maddie Kwon. By: Abby Swygert , Maddie Kwon, and Ellen Campbell. Tragedy. Definition-A tragedy is a violent even in which the hero’s flaw is presented causing their downfall

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Literary Movements

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  1. Literary Movements Literary Movements Ellen Campbell Abby Swygert Maddie Kwon By: Abby Swygert, Maddie Kwon, and Ellen Campbell

  2. Tragedy • Definition-A tragedy is a violent even in which the hero’s flaw is presented causing their downfall • Tragedies are presented mainly through plays, stories, and movies • In ancient Greece, plays were open to the public, and all parts were played by men in masks • Ancient plays are different from the modern play, a regular play in the olden ages were like what is known today as an opra

  3. Timeline 1785 Literacy Scholars start the Romantic Period 1818 First Generation of Romantics 1789 William Blake’s Song of innocence 1786 Robert Burns’s Poem Romantic Period began with the publication of “Lyrical Ballads” 1837 Romantic Period ended with the coordination of Queen Victoria

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